Care homes in Gravesend

Care for people with learning disabilities is the clearest established role for Echo Square House, which is registered as a residential care home without nursing. The setting is relevant to people seeking residential support within that registered care scope.

The associated National Autistic Society work covers support for autistic people, families, education professionals and organisations.

The Chestnuts Care Home combines residential and day care for older people in a family-run setting. It has 29 single rooms across three floors, most with en-suite facilities, alongside communal lounges, a library and extensive gardens.

Care is available 24 hours a day and is shaped around individual needs. Residents can bring personal belongings, join activities and choose flexible dining, including meals served in their rooms.

Withens Nursing Home provides nursing and end-of-life care for older people in a purpose-built setting in Southfleet, Gravesend. The home sits within RCH Care Homes, whose wider services include residential, dementia, respite and nursing care.

The service offers 24-hour care with access to GPs, nurses, physiotherapists and specialist dementia or palliative teams through community referrals.

Wombwell Hall provides residential, nursing, dementia, palliative and bariatric care in Northfleet. Its nursing service supports people requiring regular clinical attention, while its dementia provision is designed around dignity, lifestyle choices and continued participation in daily life.

Care plans consider medical, personal, dietary and religious needs, as well as family suggestions.

Mayflower Care Home supports residents with residential, nursing and dementia care in Northfleet, Gravesend. Respite and palliative care are also available, with support delivered around the clock and care plans reviewed as needs change.

The purpose-built home includes private secure gardens with wheelchair-accessible paths and seating, daily activities, a hair and nail salon and en-suite bedrooms.

Mayflower Care Home combines residential and nursing support with specialist dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built home. Its care plans are regularly reviewed and adapted, allowing support to respond when a resident’s needs change.

The home includes private en-suite bedrooms and secure gardens with wheelchair access. Residents can also use dining areas, activities and entertainment, while an in-house salon adds to the daily…

Emergency support, respite care, day care and appointment escorts sit alongside residential care at The Hollies Residential Home. The home supports older people and people with dementia, mental health needs and younger-adult care needs. Its accommodation includes adapted bathrooms, clinical rooms, a coffee shop and a residents’ shop.

Meals are prepared on site by the home’s own cooks, with seasonal menus and home-cooked favourites.

Therapeutic residential care at Edwin Therapeutic Unit supports young people and adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs or eating disorders. Its work focuses on complex cases requiring structured therapeutic support and a pathway towards greater independence.

The wider service describes placements planned with local authorities, social workers and families, using attachment, trauma-informed and cognitive behavioural approaches.

Springwood Corner Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people in Gravesend. The home offers a setting for activities, meals and time with family and friends, with services registered for dementia, physical disabilities and younger adults as well as older people.

Avery describes daily life around individual interests, life experiences and meaningful opportunities.

Springwood Corner Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people in Gravesend. Daily life includes meals, activities and social opportunities, while the Avery Moments approach focuses on residents’ interests, passions and life experiences. Respite care is also included in the provider’s stated service range.

Residents can enjoy new friendships, engaging activities and enriching social opportunities designed to support wellbeing.

Squadron Manor has nursing care alongside residential and dementia care for older people and adults with physical or sensory needs. The wider service menu also lists respite care, palliative care and end-of-life care, giving families several routes to consider as circumstances change.

Nursing support makes the home relevant to people who need more than accommodation and daily assistance.