Care homes in High Wycombe

The Heights provides nursing, residential, respite and dementia care for older people, alongside support for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The home has a particular focus on dementia care, using specialist training, supportive layouts, clear signage and meaningful activities to help residents remain connected to their abilities and interests.

Nursing care is available for short-term recovery after major surgery or for…

Little Oaks Residential Home provides full-time residential care and dementia respite care for older people in High Wycombe. The small privately managed home supports personal care and mobility in a homely setting, with meals, housekeeping and activities included in its fees. Bedrooms have en-suite facilities.

Residents can bring photographs and personal items, while the home runs coffee mornings, afternoon teas, celebrations and planned…

215 Hughenden Road provides supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions and mental health needs. White Leaf Support offers single-person accommodation, multi-occupancy supported living and smaller homes for people who need different levels of assistance. Support is designed around individual goals, with trained staff helping residents develop daily living skills and maintain their tenancy.

Beech Tree House is registered as a residential care home for younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its wider organisation provides residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Support is framed around helping people live in a place that feels like home, with options for independent living, shared living and quieter settings.

Brook House provides nursing and dementia care in an adapted older-style property in Wooburn Green, with accommodation for people with a range of physical needs. The home can accommodate up to 35 residents and has 31 bedrooms in a converted coach house setting.

Curaa’s nursing model uses registered nurses and nursing equipment to support residents with immobility or physical and sensory illness, while its dementia approach includes meaningful…

Chiltern Grange Care Home provides 24-hour residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in an elegant, spacious home. The service is suitable for people seeking longer-term support as well as those who need a short stay, with respite arrangements starting from a minimum of one week.

The home combines accommodation with care and daily life designed around residents, families and visitors.

Hazlemere Lodge provides residential, nursing, end-of-life and palliative care for older people, including those living with dementia. The care home can accommodate up to 64 residents and forms part of Agincare’s wider care service network.

Its specialist offer is centred on older people who need ongoing support in a residential setting, with dementia, palliative and nursing care listed among the available options.

White Leaf Support provides residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions and mental health needs. Its provision includes single-person accommodation, multi-occupancy supported living and smaller supported homes for people needing different levels of help.

Support focuses on independence, daily living skills and future goals.

Ridley Manor supports older people with residential, nursing and dementia care, including respite and end-of-life care. Before moving in, the care team completes an assessment covering mobility and personal care needs, with fees shaped by the resulting level of support.

Daily life includes activities and access to a café, cinema room and reminiscence room. Residents can also use the garden, hair and beauty salon, pub or bar and church services.

Ridley Manor supports older people in High Wycombe with residential, dementia and nursing care, including respite and end-of-life support. Its registered care-home-with-nursing status reflects the clinical scope available, while facilities include a café, garden and cinema room.

Before admission, Care UK assesses mobility, personal care, dietary and cultural needs to help shape the support required.

Twenty-four-hour nursing care is available at Shelburne Lodge, alongside residential, dementia and respite or short-stay support. The home suits people needing ongoing nursing input as well as those requiring a temporary placement, with care delivered by nurses, carers and other household staff.

Food is prepared on site using locally sourced meat and vegetables. Seasonal meals and modified-texture dishes are available according to individual…

A four-bedroom residential home, Alpha Community Care supports people with learning disabilities and similar needs in a small shared setting. The home provides 24-hour staffing with a waking night shift, and support workers help develop person-centred care programmes.

Residents have their own bedrooms, shared living areas and three meals each day. Self-catering can be arranged following assessment, while the home provides opportunities for…

Nursing, respite and dementia care are available at Catherine Court for older people in High Wycombe, including residents with physical disabilities. The home also supports end-of-life care and nursing dementia care, with care needs assessed before fees and support are agreed.

Daily life includes activities, outings, a garden, activities room and library. Meals and snacks, housekeeping, social activities and on-site facilities form part of the…

Totteridge House provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including those with complex needs and behaviours of distress. Its calm home environment is designed for residents who benefit from structured support while developing independence and wellbeing.

The care model is rooted in Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK training, with referral assessments used to understand whether the service…