Care homes in Leigh-on-Sea

Hallmark Admiral Court provides residential, dementia, respite and nursing care for older people and adults with varied support needs in Leigh-on-Sea. As a registered care home with nursing, it offers a setting where personal care and nursing support can be considered together.

Daily life includes activities, dining and social spaces, with the wider Hallmark offer also including hair and beauty services.

Badgers Lodge serves adults needing nursing support in a ten-bed home arranged across four dedicated units. The setting includes provision for dementia, complex nursing needs and end-of-life support.

Care planning starts with each person’s history, preferences and goals, creating a person-centred approach within a familiar environment.

Brambles Care Home offers residential care for older people and those living with dementia in Leigh-on-Sea. Individual care plans reflect each resident’s needs, wishes and achievable goals, with daily life supported in a furnished home and landscaped grounds.

Activities and trips into the local community give residents opportunities to stay occupied and connected. The home’s care approach also respects dignity, independence and individuality.

Brooklands Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and short-term care for people with complex needs in Leigh-on-Sea. The 45-bed home supports short and long-term residents, with care focused on dignity, independence and individual routines.

The home provides 24-hour personal care, furnished accommodation and daily cleaning and laundry. Residents can use activity spaces, dining rooms, two lounges, a sensory room and an accessible garden.

Residential care for people aged 65 and over is the focus at Cavell Lodge, including dementia care and end-of-life care. The home aims to preserve residents’ independence, privacy and dignity while offering assistance whenever needed, with care available around the clock.

Residents have access to private gardens, local shops, parks and public transport, with a daily routine including meals and refreshments.

Havengore House is a residential care home for older people in a dementia-friendly setting near Leigh-on-Sea. It offers 31 single rooms, many with en-suite facilities, and supports people living with dementia and other registered care needs.

Residents can join art, karaoke, visiting musician and therapy sessions. Remote Vital technology tracks health information such as pulse, blood pressure, temperature, sleep and mobility, helping staff receive…

Support at Kingston House is centred on adults with learning disabilities, older people and younger adults who need residential care without nursing. The service forms part of Consensus, which also supports people with autism and complex needs through residential and supported living settings.

Referrals are shaped around each person’s needs and aspirations, with information available for professionals, families and people receiving support.

Legra Residential Care Home provides long-term residential care for older people and people living with dementia, alongside respite, short-stay, interim and rehabilitation placements. The home supports residents aged 65 and over with needs including short-term memory loss, sensory impairment, physical disabilities and continence management.

Care plans are tailored to each resident and regularly reviewed as needs change.

Round-the-clock nursing care is available at Mountdale Nursing Home, a privately owned 24-bed home in Leigh-on-Sea. It supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities, learning disabilities and complex conditions, including palliative needs.

The home works with local medical, therapy and palliative care services. Its published specialist care includes support for Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and stroke recovery,…

Old Leigh House supports men living with a learning disability and complex needs through residential care. The home also supports people who have mental and physical health needs, within a setting focused on person-centred support and daily life.

The service is designed for adults whose learning disability needs are accompanied by additional complexity.

Southwold House provides residential and supported living services for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its support is designed around individual needs and aspirations, helping people develop fulfilling routines, maintain interests and gain opportunities to flourish. The service is part of Consensus, which also provides support for people with Prader-Willi syndrome through its wider care offer.

St Edith's Court provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support shaped around daily routines, wellbeing and family involvement. The home is part of Anchor’s care-home network and offers a setting where residents can maintain links with relatives and local places.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round, discuss the home’s menus and activity schedules, and complete a pre-assessment before moving in.

SummerHill combines residential care with supported living and day services for people with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health needs. Its approach centres on purposeful activities that help people lead fuller daily lives.

Activities are social, vocational, educational and leisure-based, with regular community facilities used where possible rather than relying solely on a traditional day-centre setting.

Catherine Miller House provides permanent and respite residential care for people over 55, including older people who are frail or living with dementia or mild mental health needs. The family-owned home works with community and healthcare professionals as residents’ personal and health needs change.

Bedrooms are spacious, modern and designed to accommodate individual tastes, with 28 rooms in total and en-suite toilets and hand basins.

Chalkwell Grange offers residential, dementia and respite care for older adults in Leigh-on-Sea. The home provides 52 en-suite bedrooms, with private accommodation alongside elegant lounges, a café and landscaped garden areas.

Residents can use private dining spaces and a hairdressing salon, then take part in activities shaped through a personalised wellbeing programme.

Beauleigh Court supports older adults with residential, dementia and respite care in a purpose-designed home in Leigh-on-Sea. The home has 52 en-suite bedrooms, with care planned around each resident’s life history, preferences and individual needs.

Residents have access to lounges, a café and a landscaped garden, alongside private dining areas and communal spaces for relaxing or socialising.