Care homes in Farnham

Hill Brow provides 24-hour residential care for older people, including residents with long-term medical conditions, short-term memory loss and mild dementia. The family-run home also offers respite, rehabilitation and palliative care, with support available across changing care needs.

Residents receive personalised support from a regular team rather than agency staff.

Hill House provides 24-hour nursing, dementia, palliative, respite and rehabilitation care for older people in Farnham and across the Surrey and Hampshire border. The family-run home supports general nursing needs as well as more complex medical and physical needs.

Residents are cared for by a permanent team of qualified nurses and carers, with no agency staff, supporting continuity for people living with dementia.

Two separately registered homes at Pax Hill Nursing Home provide nursing, residential and dementia care within nine acres of gardens. The nursing home has two nursing floors and a lower-level residential floor, while a neighbouring residential EMF unit supports people living with dementia. The grounds include the former home of Lord Baden-Powell.

Fees include a furnished private en-suite bedroom, meals, specialist diets and Wi-Fi.

Bentley Lodge Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and palliative care for older people. Its 56 ensuite rooms support a range of care needs, while the service also works with GPs, nurses, consultants and specialists to coordinate healthcare around residents’ daily lives.

Dementia care begins with understanding each person’s history, personality and interests.

Bourne Wood Manor Care Home provides 24-hour residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, with short-term respite stays also available. The home is registered with nursing and supports adults whose care needs require a more comprehensive residential setting.

Respite stays start from a minimum of one week, with the length tailored to individual circumstances.

Dimensions 1 Middlefield Close supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. The service is registered as a residential care home without nursing for people with learning disabilities and is part of Dimensions’ specialist support provision.

Its approach includes daily support for everyday living, housing and help for people moving out of the family home or leaving a long-stay…

Farnham Mill Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing, dementia, respite, rehabilitation and palliative care for older people. The family-run home serves residents who need ongoing support, short-term recovery care or specialist dementia provision, with care plans built around routines, preferences and life stories.

A permanent team of nurses and carers works to a stated ratio of 1:3½, and residents receive regular support from visiting GPs and…

Hatch Mill offers residential and nursing care for older people, including residents living with dementia or physical disabilities. Its accommodation includes 27 nursing rooms on the first floor, 19 residential rooms on the ground floor and a double room for couples on each floor.

Qualified nurses are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Residents have a care plan coordinator and key worker, while pre-admission assessment considers whether…

Melbreck supports adults with profound learning and physical disabilities, brain injuries and associated complex health needs. Nursing is available on site, and the home is registered for nursing care while supporting younger adults and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

Support options are designed around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences.

Ridgway Court supports older people through residential and dementia care in a two-storey Farnham home with 16 single en-suite bedrooms. Each resident has a care plan, designated coordinator and key worker, while families can be involved in planning and assessment.

The home has a private garden with mature trees, shrubs, patio and gazebo, offering outdoor space close to communal living areas.

Wey Valley House supports older people through residential care, with the Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society also offering nursing, respite, dementia and sheltered housing services across its wider network. The home is relevant to people seeking planned support around daily living and changing needs.

Care arrangements are developed through a personalised plan, with each resident assigned a care plan co-ordinator and key worker.

Pax Hill Residential Home EMF Unit supports older people and younger adults needing residential dementia care. It sits alongside a separate nursing home on the same site, with each home registered independently.

The two purpose-built homes occupy nine acres of gardens in the grounds of the former Baden-Powell house. Fees cover furnished private en-suite accommodation, meals and care, while short stays, convalescent care and respite care may be…

Ashton Manor provides round-the-clock nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia and complex medical needs. The home combines nursing support with residential accommodation, meals and companionship in a historic building, while care is tailored to individual needs and abilities.

Nursing staff provide medical support and monitoring throughout the day and night, with equipment available for a range of complex needs.

Grace House Care Home provides 24-hour residential, dementia and respite care for older adults who need daily support. The independently owned and family-managed home makes care decisions around residents’ needs, preferences and lifestyles, with options for both privately funded residents and those supported by the local authority.

Two Activities Coordinators create daily programmes for residents of all abilities, including chair-based exercise…

Bells Piece supports disabled people in a residential care setting, including older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its tagline identifies learning disability care, while its registration also covers older people and younger adults.

The Leonard Cheshire organisation connected with the home provides residential care, nursing homes, supported living, respite care and daytime centres.

Tilford Care & Nursing Home supports older people with residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside respite and palliative care in a home for life. The service provides registered nursing support for complex health needs within a residential setting.

The home works with GPs, nurses, consultants and specialists so healthcare can be coordinated with daily life.

The Woodlarks Centre provides residential care and support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and other complex needs. Its spacious, accessible home in Farnham offers 22 bedrooms with en-suite facilities, personal room decoration and a lift between floors.

Residents are encouraged to develop independence through cooking, art and craft activities, daily living skills and use of on-site facilities.