Care homes in Frome

For people over 65 who need nursing support, Belmont Villa Care Home provides tailored personal care in Frome. The home is family-run and belongs to Frome Family Care Homes, a third-generation family business established in 1984.

Registered nurses support care staff through training and link-nurse work covering infection control, palliative care and medication management.

Residential care for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia or physical disabilities is the focus at Critchill Court. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and operates within Agincare’s wider care network across England.

Its registered scope covers care for dementia, older people and younger adults, giving families a clear starting point when considering residential support.

Greenhill Grange is a family-managed residential home for older people, offering accommodation and personal care in a ground-floor setting. The home has 24 rooms and is designed for residents who need daily support while retaining a sense of familiarity and community.

The service is privately owned and has remained within the same family-run care group across generations.

Rossetti House offers residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Frome, alongside respite and end of life care. Daily activities take place in bright surroundings, with a café, garden and cinema room among the onsite facilities.

The home also has a hair and beauty salon and a minibus for outings, while nearby shops add access to local amenities.

Rossetti House supports older people in Frome with residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end-of-life care. Its services cover both permanent residents and people seeking a shorter stay, with nursing dementia care available for more complex needs.

Residents can use the café, garden and cinema room, while the home also offers a hair and beauty salon and a minibus for outings.

Catherine House Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia support for older adults in Frome. The home also offers step-down care and short-term stays, giving families an option when someone needs support before returning to ordinary routines.

Food is home-cooked and residents can choose what, when and where they eat. Activities and welfare support are part of daily life, with social spaces including an indoor pub and cinema room.