Care homes in Crook

Bradbury House provides nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. Its specialist role is reflected in its description as a care home with nursing, while Leonard Cheshire supports disabled people with residential care, nursing homes and supported living.

The setting is suited to people and families seeking care accommodation alongside disability support.

Mowbray House supports younger adults and children with learning disabilities, mental health conditions, autism and associated complex needs within residential care. Its service model aims to promote independence, wellbeing and essential life skills.

Residents can receive structured support towards more independent living through single-person or group residential arrangements.

Brancepeth Court provides residential and nursing care for older adults, as well as younger adults with physical impairments. The home’s registered scope also includes dementia, learning disabilities and physical disabilities, making it suitable for varied care requirements.

Families can arrange a viewing, and the provider’s guidance explains that visitors may turn up without booking, although pre-booking is recommended so someone is available to…

Cosin Lodge supports four adults with learning disabilities, autism and challenging behaviour in a residential bungalow. The home provides a supported setting for people who need assistance with everyday living and a shared home environment.

Support is tailored to individual needs within the residential setting, while the wider provider offers specialist pathways for people with complex needs.

Lumley Residential Home supports older people, people living with dementia, those with learning disabilities and younger adults in a care home without nursing. It forms part of Bondcare’s wider residential and nursing home group, with support intended to preserve residents’ independence, identity and sense of value.

Residents can personalise rooms with small items of furniture, photographs and treasured belongings, subject to safety checks.

Parklands Care Home provides general residential care and residential dementia care, with respite available for both categories. The home supports people who need 24-hour care or who choose residential living, and it is registered for older people, people with dementia and younger adults. Staff work with residents and relatives to understand personal likes, dislikes and routines.

The home occupies two floors with furnished lounges, dining rooms,…

Richmond Court combines residential and nursing care in a Crook care home serving people with dementia, physical disabilities, mental health needs and learning disabilities. Its care offer is also relevant to younger adults and includes long-term support as well as respite care for families needing a temporary arrangement.

The home belongs to Bondcare Group and focuses on maintaining residents’ independence, identity and sense of value within a…

Residential care with dementia support is available at West Lodge Care Home for older people and adults with physical disabilities. The home offers day-to-day support in a homely setting within a peaceful countryside environment near Crook.

Prestige Care’s approach places residents, families and staff within a wider care community. Its homes are designed as comfortable spaces with attention to cleanliness, hygiene and safety.