Care homes in Frinton-on-Sea

For older people and adults with learning or physical disabilities, Mid Meadows offers residential care in a home staffed around the clock. Care is shaped through assessment and consultation, supporting personal care, daily routines and changing needs.

Freshly cooked meals accommodate special dietary needs, with residents able to eat in the dining room or their own room. Weekly fees include food, drinks, laundry and internal entertainment.

Residential care at Arundel House supports people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults in a setting without nursing registration. Care is shaped around individual needs, daily life and participation in the community.

The wider provider offers planning for the move from children’s to adult support, hospital discharge support and nurse-led clinical guidance.

For adults over 65, Read House provides a residential setting that ranges from support for fairly independent residents to help with physical restrictions, memory loss or dementia. The purpose-built home places care, wellbeing and comfort at the centre of daily life.

Its 36 en-suite rooms occupy three floors, with views towards the sea, greensward or private garden.

Younger adults aged 18 to 65 with learning difficulties and physical disabilities can receive independent residential care at The Firs. The purpose-built setting includes accommodation, quiet areas and recreational spaces supporting relaxation, sensory development and everyday participation.

Residents can use a hoist-equipped spa pool, a multi-sensory room and a music room, alongside outdoor areas for recreation and stimulation.

Residential, nursing and dementia care are available at Beaumont Manor, alongside respite and palliative support in a purpose-built Frinton-on-Sea home. Residents have single en-suite bedrooms and access to communal lounges, private dining areas, a library and cinema room. Landscaped gardens and dedicated activity spaces support everyday social life.

The home suits older people who need structured care while retaining opportunities for hobbies,…

Winchester House provides personalised residential care and support for adults aged 65 and over, from people living independently to those requiring specialist assistance. The home is registered for older people and dementia care, with daily routines shaped around privacy, dignity, choice and continued independence.

The compact home has nine ground-floor bedrooms, a spacious garden and freshly prepared, home-cooked meals with choices for…

Peter House provides residential support for autistic adults and adults with disabilities, sensory impairments and complex conditions requiring 24-hour specialist support. Aldanat Care also delivers supported living, domiciliary and outreach services for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex requirements.

Support can cover daily living, community access and developing independence.