Care homes in Pickering

Alba Rose provides residential, dementia, day and respite care for up to 22 people in a country home in Pickering, close to the North York Moors. The home is designed for people who need support while retaining a familiar, homely rhythm and access to peaceful grounds.

Residents can use the gardens, take part in regular activities and entertainment, and join outings using the home's minibus.

Adults over 65 can receive elderly, respite, convalescent and end-of-life care at Arden House in Pickering. The smaller setting provides residential support in a home-like environment, with care tailored to individual needs.

The home is within walking distance of Pickering’s market place, shops, cafés and Kirk Theatre. It provides 24-hour care, while the wider Lenore Care approach keeps homes small and independent so residents are known…

Isabella Court provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, profound needs, physical disabilities and challenging behaviours. The service is operated by The Wilf Ward Family Trust, a not-for-profit organisation with expertise in accommodation, care and support.

Support is designed around independence, meaningful activity and participation in local communities.

The Hall Residential Home provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and day care in Thornton-le-Dale near Pickering. Its setting combines a restored historic building with landscaped grounds, lounges, an on-site restaurant and activities designed for different interests and abilities.

The home offers 54 private ensuite bedrooms, including spacious flats suitable for couples or siblings.

Residential care at 5 Whitby Road Care Home is arranged for older people and adults who need support with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with care also listed for younger adults.

As a residential care home, it provides a setting for people who can no longer live safely or independently at home.

The Hall Residential Home combines residential and nursing care with dementia and respite support for older people. Its 54 rooms include spacious flats suitable for couples or siblings, and each private room has an en-suite bathroom.

Residents can use two lounge areas, landscaped grounds, walking paths, seating areas and a bright orangery for meals.