Care homes in Rochester

Chimnies Residential Care Home provides private residential care for older people who need help with everyday living, including older people living with dementia. The home also offers respite care, with support covering personal hygiene and medical assistance during temporary stays.

Residents have comfortable surroundings, home-cooked food, well-equipped bedrooms and activities intended to maintain stimulation and social engagement.

Frindsbury House supports 23 residents with learning and physical disabilities in a large detached Edwardian house near Wainscott. Adapted accommodation includes bedrooms on both floors, many with en-suite facilities, within a relaxed domestic setting.

Residents have personalised leisure and wellbeing plans that may include music therapy, speech and language therapy, aromatherapy and sensory suites.

Millstream House supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs through Voyage Care’s residential provision. The wider provider also works through supported living, people’s own homes and community settings, offering different routes as needs change.

Support is tailored around individual goals, values, preferences and circumstances, with pathways that include autism support and brain injury rehabilitation.

Support at Orchard View centres on adults with learning disabilities and other complex needs, within a residential setting registered for learning disability care. The wider organisation also supports autistic people and people moving between children’s and adult services.

Its Wheel of Engagement considers identity, wellbeing, relationships, aspirations and independence when shaping support.

Rochester Care Home provides residential, respite and end-of-life care for older people, including those living with dementia, sensory loss or mental health needs. The home is designed for residents who require support with daily life in a residential setting, whether for a longer stay or a shorter period.

Care is delivered within a home environment that includes activities for mental and physical stimulation.

Adults with learning disabilities can receive specialist residential support at Rochester House through Achieve together’s person-centred framework. The wider organisation also supports autistic people and people with complex needs, including acquired brain injuries, mental health needs, deafness and hearing loss.

The Wheel of Engagement considers identity, wellbeing and relationships, while keeping aspirations and independence visible in…

Up to six adults with learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy can be supported at Sir Evelyn Road in Rochester. The home also supports people with cerebral palsy and behaviours that may challenge, making it a small residential setting for adults with complex needs.

Voyage Care shapes support around individual needs and offers wider pathways including supported living, community support and flexible care.

Copper Beeches provides nursing care, residential care and dementia support for older people and younger adults in Rochester. The home is registered for care with nursing and offers a setting for residents who need ongoing assistance, specialist dementia support or help maintaining daily life and independence.

Belmont Healthcare describes its residential care as a place to make friends, explore interests and retain independence, with families…

Friston House provides nursing, dementia, residential and respite care for older people and people under 65 in a modern home near Rochester. The service combines accommodation with courtyard gardens, activities, communal facilities and support for families choosing the right level of care.

Meals are prepared on site using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal dishes and modified textures available according to residents’ needs.

Grafton Lodge provides residential, dementia and respite care for up to 22 older people in a small period house in Strood, Rochester. The home supports people who need more help with daily living, including some residents living with dementia, and offers short stays after hospital care or for family-carer breaks.

The home has 20 bedrooms, including two for couples, with a lift and secure gardens.

Frindsbury Hall Care Home provides residential and nursing support for people who need help with daily activities or care for physical conditions, including dementia and complex needs. Its extended care team works with GPs, dentists, chiropodists and dietitians as part of wider support for residents’ quality of life.

Before admission, the Home Manager can visit someone at home or in hospital to understand care needs and begin preparing a care…

Sinon House Therapeutic Unit provides therapeutic residential care for children and young people with complex needs, including learning disabilities, mental health needs and eating disorders. Its pathway is designed to support vulnerable young people from childhood towards greater independence.

Care is delivered through a multidisciplinary team and structured therapeutic approaches, with placements planned alongside local authorities, social…