Care homes in Lytham St Annes

Starr Hills provides residential and short-term respite care for older people in Lytham St Annes. The home is suited to people who need ongoing support or a temporary stay, with care delivered in a residential setting.

Starr Hills is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider supporting older people across England and Wales. MHA states that surplus is reinvested into its services.

Delaheys Nursing Home supports people with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other needs through its nursing care service. The family-run home accommodates residents in single and shared rooms and has capacity for 28 people.

Dignity, independence and personal choice shape daily life. Residents are consulted about arrangements, involved in assessing their needs and given regular reviews.

Short-term stays, convalescence, respite and permanent residential placements are available at Headroomgate for older people in St Annes. The home supports a broad age range, from younger adults over 50 to residents in later life, within a family-oriented setting.

Care is planned around individual needs, with the wider Green Cross Care approach prioritising independence, dignity, privacy and companionship.

Lakeview Rest Homes provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people, with personal care adjusted to the amount of help each resident needs. Lakeview Lodge has been redesigned around dementia care, using décor, textures, music and lighting to create a familiar and supportive setting.

Residents can receive help with personal care and mobility, while meaningful daily activities and local outings support independence and social…

Lytham Court Nursing Care Home combines residential, nursing and specialist dementia support for older people and younger adults. Its nursing teams provide clinical support day and night, while care plans reflect each resident’s history, routines, preferences and goals. Daily assistance can include personal care, mobility, nutrition and social engagement.

The home’s dementia approach focuses on familiar routines, consistent surroundings and…

New Thursby Nursing Care Home combines residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in the North West. Nursing teams provide clinical support day and night, while care planning covers personal routines, mobility, nutrition and social engagement.

Dementia support uses familiar surroundings, consistent routines, music, photographs and life-story work to build comfort and connection.

Priory Court Nursing Care Home offers residential, nursing and specialist dementia care, with clinical support available day and night. Its approach centres on understanding each resident’s life history, preferences, routines and goals, then adapting daily support around those details.

Care includes help with personal care, mobility, nutrition and social engagement.

Stella Matutina Care Home provides residential support for older people, including those living with dementia. The home sits beside the Ribble Estuary within landscaped grounds, with gardens offering seating, lawns and space for quiet walks in the sea air.

Care includes monitoring of health and wellbeing, medication monitoring and support with nutritional and dietary needs.

The Bellingham Residential Care Home accommodates men and women over 65 in a family-run setting with 14 rooms, including en-suite rooms and a double room for a couple. It provides residential and personal care, with long-term placements and short stays available for recovery after hospital care or for family respite.

Bedrooms include TV points, while communal facilities include bathing support with an up-and-over bath lift, level-access shower…

Person-centred nursing support at The Belmar Nursing Home covers older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, younger adults or substance misuse needs. The home also describes support shaped around residents’ social care needs.

Residents and families can contribute personal information and room decoration to help guide care around individual preferences.

Residential, dementia and respite care at The Moorings supports older people in a home designed around individual needs. Personal care includes help with bathing, feeding and mobility, while care plans can involve families and health professionals. Short stays and trial placements are available.

Residents have en-suite bedrooms, restaurant-style dining, lounges, a cinema and an indoor bowling green.