Care homes in Morecambe

Lancaster and Morecambe Short Breaks Service provides respite accommodation for young adults with learning disabilities, giving families and carers a planned break while the person staying receives residential support. It is suited to temporary care arrangements rather than a permanent move.

The service is registered as a care home without nursing and focuses on short stays for people whose needs fall within learning disability support.

Thornton Lodge Residential Care Home supports older people, including residents living with dementia or mental health conditions. It is part of Morecambe Care, whose Lancashire homes offer residential, dementia, respite and engagement services.

Residents and families are encouraged to help shape care and personalise bedrooms with familiar belongings.

Bare Hall Residential Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia or finding everyday tasks difficult at home. Its residential care focuses on comfort, dignity and independence, with help available for personal routines and daily living.

The home has two large lounges, social activities and rooms with assistance call points. Eight rooms offer en-suite facilities, and residents begin with a four-week trial so they can…

Craigneil Residential Home supports older people with residential care and end-of-life care in Morecambe. The home sits on the promenade in Bare, with views across the beach and ocean, while shops and cafés are within reach.

Staff can assist with daily living and medical needs, arrange escorted visits to local amenities and provide transport with an escort for medical appointments where appropriate.

Eric Morecambe House supports older people in a residential care setting, including those living with dementia. As part of Anchor, it sits within a wider organisation focused on later-life housing and care, with residential and dementia support available across its care services.

Daily life is shaped around resident wellbeing, catering and mealtimes, activities and social connection.

Fernbank Lodge accommodates up to 18 older residents needing residential care, including support for dementia and mental health conditions. Its smaller setting includes two lounges, a sun lounge, dining room and conservatory.

Residents and families can help shape care and personalise bedrooms with familiar belongings. Activities are planned around residents’ interests and requests through meetings with the activities coordinator.

Overlooking Morecambe Bay, Mayfair Residential Home Limited supports older people with residential care in a family-run setting. Support covers personal care, mobility, medication and daily living, with individual care plans reviewed as residents’ needs change. The setting is intended for people who need residential assistance while retaining choice in everyday routines.

Daily life combines a communal lounge, a reservable back lounge for family…

Primrose Neurological Centre provides residential support within National Care Group’s adult social care services for people with complex needs. The wider provider supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health diagnoses and acquired brain injuries, alongside autistic people, through services across England and Wales. Its person-centred approach begins at assessment and continues through an agreed support package.

Springfield Lodge supports older people and people living with dementia in a smaller home setting. Families are encouraged to help shape the care approach, while bedrooms can be personalised with familiar possessions to support reassurance and wellbeing.

Residents can join activities planned around their interests, with resident meetings, one-to-one time, minibus outings and visits from local entertainers forming part of the programme.

The Glen Care Home delivers residential, dementia, nursing, respite and palliative care for older people in Morecambe Bay. Its registered nursing service covers dementia, older people, physical disabilities and younger adults, while Amicura identifies The Glen among its North West homes.

Amicura’s care offer includes personalised support and meaningful activities shaped around individual needs.

The Sands Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in Morecambe, with support available for short-term stays and longer-term care. Its four care units are organised around different types of support, including dementia, nursing and independent residential care. The Sands is unique in that it offers four types of care in one location, giving families a single home to consider across varied needs.