Care homes in Newton Aycliffe

St Clare's Court provides residential and residential dementia care for older people in Newton Aycliffe. The home is part of HC-One and welcomes new residents, with care designed for people who need a supported setting rather than living independently.

The wider service menu includes residential, nursing, dementia and respite care, although the local listing specifically identifies residential and residential dementia care.

Aycliffe Care Home provides residential and nursing care for older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia. The home’s care scope is supported by registered nursing provision, with assessments used to understand an individual’s needs before admission and prepare a care plan.

The wider care model is person-centred, with support designed around personal choices, wellbeing and daily life.

Adults with learning disabilities can access residential care at Elmcroft, which supports this group without nursing provision. The home’s work centres on supporting adults with learning disabilities, with information about reasonable adjustments and learning disability and autism training also available.

Elmcroft’s confirmed focus is residential support rather than nursing care.

Oswald House supports adults with learning disabilities and has worked in this field since 1990. Its residential service is intended for adults who need ongoing support, with the organisation also sharing resources about reasonable adjustments and learning-disability practice.

The available service information is concise, but the home’s stated focus is clear: supporting adults with learning disabilities in a residential setting.

St Barbara's is registered as a residential care home for adults with learning disabilities. Its public-facing material is limited, but identifies a long-running focus on supporting adults who have a learning disability.

The available service information centres on the home’s support role rather than a detailed menu of facilities or care pathways.

Woodham Grange provides specialist residential care for up to eight adults with learning disabilities in Newton Aycliffe. Its small scale supports a home-based setting, with care shaped around individual needs, independence and connection.

The home forms part of Voyage Care, a provider with wider support for learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs.

Woodham Lodge supports up to eight adults with learning disabilities in a specialist residential home in Newton Aycliffe. Its care is intended for people who need a supported home environment shaped around their needs, circumstances, values and preferences.

The home forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider services include residential care and supported living for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs.

Adults with learning disabilities are the clear focus of Wycliffe, a residential care home registered to provide care without nursing. The service information identifies learning disability support as its local care scope and positions the home within residential adult care.

Its wider organisation, Oswald House, has supported adults with learning disabilities since 1990.

Bethany House Care Home provides nursing and residential care, with intermediate care and respite support for older people and younger adults. Palliative and end-of-life care, convalescent care and day care are also available within its service offer, with personal and practical assistance around the clock.

Rooms can be personalised with furniture, photographs and ornaments, and many have profiling beds and ceiling track hoists where assessed as…