Care homes in Kings Lynn

The Crown Rest Home provides permanent residential care, respite care and day care for older people. Its small home has 18 ensuite rooms, individual care plans reviewed with a multi-disciplinary team and support with daily living activities.

Residents can join activities according to their interests and mobility, while the home also offers accessible features such as a stair lift, lift shaft, wet room and assisted bath.

Amberley Hall Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in King’s Lynn. The purpose-built home includes 24-hour care, meals, non-alcoholic drinks and most activities as part of its everyday provision. Residents can also take part in events and social opportunities connected with the local community.

The home’s programme is designed around continuing engagement, with activities and events helping residents maintain…

Docking House supports older people and people living with dementia through residential care in the Armscare group’s Norfolk homes. The wider organisation also offers respite care and day care, with activities, meals and bespoke packages available through its care-home services.

Armscare describes a regulated elderly-care service across Kings Lynn and West Norfolk, with Docking House forming part of that local group.

Kings Lynn Residential Home provides short-term respite care and longer-term residential support for up to 41 residents, including people living with dementia. Communal lounges and a dining room support daily routines, while a private enclosed garden offers space for residents, relatives and visitors.

Meals are freshly cooked and can accommodate special dietary needs, with residents choosing whether to eat socially in the dining room or privately…

Mill House provides residential care and support for people with mental health needs, as part of Achieve Together’s specialist services. The wider organisation also supports people with learning disabilities, autism, acquired brain injuries and complex needs, with nurse-led clinical guidance available across its services. Its approach centres on person-led support, confidence, life skills and greater independence within the community.

Millbridge Care Home combines residential, nursing and dementia care for older people who need support with daily life, mobility, personal care or changing health needs. The registered nursing home also offers respite, rehabilitation support and palliative end-of-life care.

Residents can follow personal routines while accessing meals, housekeeping, laundry, activities and communal facilities.

Portland Street provides residential support for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs, within Achieve together’s specialist care network. Its wider support model also covers autism, complex needs and acquired brain injuries, with services shaped around the whole person.

At Portland Street, support is organised through Achieve together’s Wheel of Engagement framework, linking personal identity and wellbeing with relationships,…

Rebecca Court supports older people and people with learning disabilities through residential care, with the wider Norse Care service also offering respite and specialist dementia support. Daily life combines personal care with routines, interests, friendships and opportunities to remain connected with the community.

Norse Care accepts private, self-funded and local-authority-funded residents.

Residential care without nursing is available at Terrington Lodge for older people and people living with dementia. The home is part of Armscare, whose wider organisation also describes respite and day care at care homes, alongside other forms of home support.

For families, the service is relevant when a relative needs a permanent care setting or a shorter break with care, activities and meals.

Woodlands offers short-term respite and full-time residential care for older people, including specialist support for people living with dementia. The home is in South Wootton near King’s Lynn and supports privately funded, self-funded and local-authority-funded arrangements.

Residents are supported to maintain routines, interests, friendships and independence, with wellbeing coordinators and care staff helping them take part in meaningful…

Summerville House offers residential care for older people and those living with dementia in a peaceful setting in Heacham. The home provides a retirement environment near the coast, with opportunities for residents to visit local attractions including Norfolk Lavender, Hunstanton, Sandringham House and the Sea-Life Aquarium.

The wider ArmsCare service also provides day care, respite care and care breaks across its homes, including meals,…

Victoria Hall provides residential care for adults living with dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and other conditions. The home has 37 single-occupancy bedrooms across three units, with TV lounges, dining areas, conservatories and gardens. Residents can personalise their rooms with photographs and other belongings.

Daily life includes painting, board games and music, with visits from musicians and local choirs.

Goodwins Hall Care Home combines residential, dementia and nursing care with a setting designed for everyday comfort. Residents can use landscaped gardens, shared areas and a programme of activities, while the home’s care team supports older people who need help with daily living or more complex needs.

Food is prepared through seasonal menus, with dietary requirements accommodated and snacks available during the day.