Care homes in Leamington Spa

Priors House supports older people through residential, dementia and nursing care in Leamington Spa, with respite and end-of-life care also available. Before moving in, a care needs assessment considers mobility and personal care, helping the team plan support around each resident’s needs. Dietary and cultural requirements are also considered.

Residents can use the café, garden and activities room, while a cinema, library and family guest room…

Priors House supports older people with residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care in Royal Leamington Spa. The home combines 24-hour support with daily activities and facilities including a café, garden and cinema room.

Care needs are assessed before admission, including mobility, personal care, dietary and religious or cultural requirements.

A smaller-home setting, garden access and organised outings shape daily life at Cherry Tree Lodge. The home is registered for older people and for support relating to dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Its wider provider, Runwood Homes, describes residential and dementia care across its services.

Residents can join activities, spend time outdoors and attend community events.

Cubbington Mill combines nursing care with residential and respite stays for older people and adults living with dementia or physical disabilities. Individual care plans are used to shape support, while the home also provides space for activities and social time.

Meals are prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with modified textured dishes available according to residents’ needs.

Fourways provides residential, respite and dementia care for older people in Leamington Spa. The home’s support is shaped around residents’ routines, preferences and changing needs, with daily opportunities to continue familiar hobbies or try new experiences.

Lifestyle Coaches lead activities seven days a week, while Community Musicians provide individual and group sessions.

Learning-disability support is the clearest service context for Hancox Close, within Turning Point’s wider health and social care work for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Turning Point supports people in homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings.

The organisation’s approach centres on choice, growth and support that helps people develop independence.

Homewood provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Royal Leamington Spa. The home supports people who can no longer live independently and those whose needs include mobility difficulties, dementia or end-of-life care. Its service is delivered within a residential setting with 24-hour care available.

Families can use the home for longer-term care or a respite and short-stay placement.

James Hirons Care Home provides residential and respite care for older people in a Victorian home near Leamington Spa town centre. The charity-run, not-for-profit home offers 23 single-occupancy bedrooms, most with en-suite facilities, and encourages residents to bring familiar possessions.

The building combines period features with modern extensions, lift access, chair lifts and wheelchair-friendly entrances.

Jubilee House Care Home provides residential and nursing care in Royal Leamington Spa, alongside dementia and respite support. Its personal care covers everyday tasks such as dressing, washing and mobility, with help scaled to each resident’s needs.

The home also offers Recovery Stays for people after surgery, illness or hospital discharge. These short stays include physiotherapy support, 24-hour care and a private suite, with an all-inclusive…

Round-the-clock nursing is available at Royal Leamington Spa Nursing Home for older people and younger adults with dementia, physical disabilities or other care needs. The home provides long-term nursing care as well as respite, palliative and convalescent care, with registered nurses on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Residents live in a Regency building with 39 single rooms and two shared rooms, many with en-suite facilities, electric…

Turning Point supports people with learning disabilities and physical disabilities through residential care and wider health and social care services. The Marloes Walk listing identifies a care home without nursing for younger adults, while the organisation also works in mental health, substance use and autism.

Support can take place in people’s homes, workplaces, communities or specialist settings.

Turning Point supports people affected by substance use and mental health difficulties through specialist health and social care services. Its wider work also covers learning disability, autism and acquired brain injury support.

Services operate in people’s homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings, helping people make choices and move towards greater independence.

Valley Road provides residential care and support for older people and adults with learning, physical or sensory disabilities. The home is part of Heart of England Mencap, which supports people with learning disabilities through supported living, day opportunities and short breaks or respite.

Its wider approach focuses on enabling people to live independently, with support tailored to individual needs, choices and aspirations.

Clarendon Manor supports older adults who need help with everyday living, including washing, dressing, feeding and personal care. The residential care home also provides dementia care, palliative care, short-term respite and long-term support, with care tailored to each resident’s needs.

Residents can personalise their rooms and use communal areas, private garden terraces and cosy spaces designed for comfort and independence.

Residential and nursing care at Gainsborough Hall includes dementia, respite and palliative support for older people. Its 74 large bedroom suites provide space for personal belongings, seating and everyday routines in Royal Leamington Spa.

Residents can join activities and use communal lounges, a bar and café. Life Skills Kitchens allow residents to prepare food or ask staff to make a preferred meal.