Care homes in Purley

Amberley Lodge provides residential, dementia, nursing dementia and end of life care for older people in Purley. The home combines specialist support with a programme of activities and community events, giving residents opportunities to take part in music, dancing, games and shared occasions.

On-site facilities include a garden, activities room and multi-faith room. Amberley Lodge also hosts community events such as afternoon tea and welcomes…

Russell Hill is part of Active Care Group’s network of specialist complex care facilities. The organisation supports children and young people with complex health or behavioural needs, adults needing mental health care and people requiring neurological rehabilitation, with services ranging from specialist facilities to clinically led care at home.

Its broader model brings different forms of complex support together within one organisation.

Small-scale residential care for older people is provided at Beth Ezra in a Christadelphian setting. The home offers individual care plans, dementia support and end of life care, with relatives encouraged to contribute to planning and regular updates as needs change.

Rooms include an en-suite toilet and hand basin, a call system and space for personal belongings.

Brighton Road provides residential care and supported living for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The Purley service is part of Consensus, which supports people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs through accommodation and person-centred support.

The wider service model works with professionals and families to identify support suited to each individual, including their needs and aspirations.

Chestnut Gardens provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Purley. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and offers daily activities and entertainment alongside residential support.

Meals are prepared daily with residents’ tastes and dietary needs in mind, including modified-texture dishes. The home’s team includes carers, activities co-ordinators, chefs and housekeepers.

Foxley Lane is listed as a residential care home within Active Care Group’s wider complex care organisation. The group provides residential services and supported living for people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and neurological conditions.

Its wider care model includes neurological rehabilitation for adults affected by injury, illness or disease, alongside adult mental health and learning disability services.

Gate Lodge supports older people with 24-hour residential dementia care in a family-run home. Assistance includes personal care, accommodation, meals and flexible support, with residents able to retain a relationship with another local GP where appropriate.

An in-house activities coordinator arranges individual and group sessions, days out and special occasions.

Heatherwood Care Centre combines residential, dementia, respite and day care for older people and adults with a broad range of registered care needs. Its programme includes 24-hour personalised care, home-cooked food, activities and opportunities for residents to recover, recharge and spend time in company.

The home places particular emphasis on relationship-centred care for residents living with dementia and runs regular activities, outings and…

Liberty Lodge provides residential support for adults with mental health and substance misuse needs, alongside associated care services. Support can include medication administration, help with personal tasks and assistance with daily routines, while the wider service also offers home care and companionship.

Domestic assistance may be arranged as a one-off or regular service, covering selected household chores.

Purley View Nursing Home supports older people with dementia and complex health needs in a 35-bed care home in Purley. Its registered nursing provision is complemented by an admission process that begins with a visit, a tour, conversations with staff and a thorough pre-admission assessment.

The home forms part of a provider specialising in mental health services, although Purley View’s own care description focuses on older people, dementia and…

Adults living with mental health needs and mild learning disabilities can access residential care and supported accommodation through Serenity UK Limited. The service includes high-support settings for people who need structured assistance, rehabilitation and a stable home environment.

Positive Behaviour Support shapes how staff work with people whose behaviour may challenge others, with emphasis on safety, empathy and validation.

Smitham Downs Road supports adults with learning disabilities and younger adults who need specialist residential care. The service sits within Achieve together’s wider support model for people with autism, complex needs and other social care requirements. Its person-centred Wheel of Engagement framework considers identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence when planning support.

Support for thirteen adults with learning disabilities is centred on choice, dignity and participation at The Params. Residents are involved in everyday decisions, household routines and activities, with families and appropriate professionals included in regular care-plan reviews. The home can support a range of physical, emotional and spiritual needs.

The Victorian property has thirteen single bedrooms, communal lounges, a dining room, sun…