Care homes in Hatfield

Acacia Mews Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Hatfield. The home is part of Avery Healthcare and offers a community setting where residents can take part in activities, share meals and maintain connections with family and local organisations.

Its activities include social opportunities and events such as a dementia-friendly carol service, while Avery’s ‘Avery Moments’ approach focuses on residents’…

Residential, specialist dementia and respite care at Greenacres supports older people and adults with physical disabilities or other care needs. The home offers communal lounges, cosy corners and dining rooms, alongside activities intended to keep residents engaged and connected.

Greenacres has features designed to help people living with dementia orientate themselves, including brightly coloured bedroom doors.

Honister provides 24-hour residential care for younger and older adults who need support with physical disabilities, mental health needs or dementia. Its person-centred approach is built around individual support, independence and an active daily routine within a 19-bed home.

Bedrooms are furnished and have en-suite facilities, while communal lounges provide space for residents and visitors to spend time together.

Howe Dell Manor provides specialist nursing residential care for adults with complex and enduring mental health needs. The service combines residential living with ongoing nursing oversight, person-centred support and a structured setting for people who may be moving on from inpatient mental health care but are not ready to live independently.

Care is organised around recovery, stability and progression, with placements assessed for suitability…

The Coach House provides residential mental health care in Hatfield for adults who need a safe, supportive setting tailored to individual needs. It forms part of Nouvita Healthcare’s specialist residential services for people with mental health conditions and complex needs, including those moving on from inpatient care but not yet ready to live independently.

The service supports recovery, stability and greater independence through structured…

The Bungalow provides residential care and tailored adult support, with services spanning older people, learning disabilities and younger adults. Its wider care offer includes planned support, emergency intervention, outreach, supported living and residential placements for people with complex needs.

The service can provide small-group residential and solo placements, with support ratios including 1:1, 2:1, 3:1 and 1:3.

Hatfield Manor provides residential, dementia, nursing and palliative care for older people in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. The home supports people with complex needs across its registered scope, including mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Families can consider Hatfield Manor when care needs range from residential support to nursing or end-of-life care.

Rookery House supports younger adults with learning disabilities through residential placements tailored to individual needs. The home can provide small-group residential or solo placements, with support ratios including 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 where required. Its registered scope also includes younger adults and learning disabilities.

Support can extend beyond the home through outreach that helps residents go into the community, make friends and take…

Hatfield Nursing Home provides nursing and residential care for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia. Its 118 en-suite bedrooms are supported by facilities including a cinema room and pub, creating a setting for both day-to-day care and shared activities.

The home can provide specialist nursing support around the clock through registered and qualified nurses, alongside residential care for people who need help with daily…

Residential care at Oak Cottage supports older people, including residents living with dementia or mental health needs. The family-run home develops a personalised care plan on admission and reviews it regularly, considering medical, therapeutic and social needs.

The home has accessible facilities and mobility aids to support independence. Daily life includes games, sing-alongs, outside walks and visits from entertainers and animals.

Roselodge supports adults with learning disabilities through residential care and tailored assistance. Its wider service includes supported living, outreach and planned or emergency intervention, with support shaped around each person’s physical and emotional needs.

Care can cover daily personal tasks, companionship, community access and meals adapted to dietary preferences.