Care homes in Edgware

Sydmar Lodge supports older people with residential care, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home has a Jewish identity, with food, faith and traditions forming part of daily life, alongside person-centred assessments that consider what each resident can do as well as the help they need.

The home has 52 en-suite bedrooms, two lounges, a library, dining room and accessible corridors.

Community of St Mary at the Cross combines Benedictine hospitality with Henry Nihill House, a not-for-profit care home with nursing at Edgware Abbey. The service cares for older people, people with physical disabilities and younger adults, and welcomes people of all faiths or none.

Residents receive a bespoke service that supports dignity, privacy, freedom and personal choice.

Knights Court Nursing Home supports people needing nursing, residential or dementia care, with day, end-of-life and respite services also listed for the home in Middlesex. Care is shaped around individual preferences, interests and routines, with activities and celebrations forming part of daily life.

The wider approach includes food, cultural experiences and lifestyle support.