Care homes in Northampton

Specialised neurological care and rehabilitation is the focus at Orchard House for people with acquired brain injury and changing care needs. The Oakleaf Care Pathway includes assessment and active rehabilitation, a 6-12 week stroke pathway and complex long-term care.

Care is organised through an interdisciplinary model, with clinical and therapeutic input addressing physical health, long-term conditions, nutrition and rehabilitation.

Burlington Court offers general care and specialist care for people with dementia or physical disabilities. The purpose-built home has several lounges and dining areas, two enclosed gardens, an activity centre, coffee bar and bright en-suite bedrooms.

Residents can join activities and trips out, with lifestyle support designed to make daily life varied and meaningful.

Independent living and assisted living apartments give older people at Richmond Village Northampton a choice of privacy, community and practical support. The village also includes a Bupa care home with residential, nursing and dementia support, helping couples and individuals consider changing care needs within one setting.

Assisted living fees cover housekeeping, laundry, meals and utility bills, with on-site domiciliary care available when…

Classic pub food, drinks, live sport and a large beer garden make Spinney Hill House a flexible setting for lunch, family meals or an evening with friends. The menu includes pub favourites, sandwiches and steaks, with space for children to play outdoors.

The pub shows televised sport on an indoor big screen and runs a weekly quiz night every Thursday.

Neurorehabilitation and nursing care at The Oakleaf Care Group (Hartwell) Limited supports people recovering from stroke, acquired brain injury or other complex conditions. Its pathway includes assessment and active rehabilitation, a 6-12 week stroke pathway and complex long-term care.

Care is organised through an interdisciplinary and clinical approach, with services spanning physical health, long-term condition management and nutrition and…

Adults with learning difficulties, autistic spectrum disorder, epilepsy and mental health needs can receive residential support at Stoke House. The home is part of Mentaur’s specialist adult care provision across Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and Leicestershire.

Mentaur also provides day-resource settings that promote independence and growth, while its residential homes support people to develop more independent lives.

Brampton View Care Home provides 24-hour nursing, residential, dementia and respite care in Northampton. Its care offer is supported by a wider range of hospitality, activity and family-involvement services, with care plans and life-enrichment documentation managed digitally by the team. Residents can receive support for older age-related needs, dementia and physical disabilities.

Food is prepared on site by chefs using locally sourced meat and…

Neurological rehabilitation at Christchurch View is designed for adults with post-acute needs in Northampton. The service supports people with neurological conditions resulting from injury, illness or disease, helping them work towards greater independence and a brighter future.

Christchurch View forms part of Active Care Group’s specialist complex care network, alongside neurological, mental health, learning disability and supported living…

Collingtree Park provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Northampton. Its care plans are shaped around residents’ needs, while the home’s wider service includes activities, hospitality and support for families considering different stages of care.

The home serves seasonal meals prepared on site with locally sourced meat and vegetables, and can provide modified textured dishes according to individual requirements.

Fair Haven Care Home provides residential support for up to 20 adults with mental health needs and learning disabilities. It is a 24-hour home for people who need ongoing assistance while retaining dignity, choice and involvement in everyday life. Care is offered without nursing, with a focus on helping residents lead active and fulfilled lives.

Person-centred planning shapes the support around each individual’s goals, needs and aspirations.

Holly House Residential Home provides care for older people with and without dementia in a village setting on the outskirts of Northampton. Residents have spacious rooms with private bathrooms, a garden, communal areas and a therapy department for longer-term residential living.

Care includes personal support, medication administration, meals, activities and collaboration with district nurses and weekly GP visits.