Care homes in Salisbury

Braemar Lodge provides residential, nursing and respite care for older people and younger adults in Salisbury. Its care is designed to adapt as needs change, with support based on each person’s routines, preferences and personal habits.

Registered nurses are present day and night, and the home’s “All About Me” philosophy informs care planning and everyday support.

Ashley Grange Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Downton near Salisbury, with respite, day and end-of-life care also available. Registered nurses support residents with complex medical needs, while care plans are developed with residents and families and reviewed as needs change.

The home supports short respite stays, welcomes personal furniture and belongings, and can guide families through funding options.

Avon Court supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, with care shaped around each resident’s life story, routines and interests. The wider not-for-profit organisation also offers nursing and respite care across its homes.

Dementia support includes trained teams, meaningful activities and environments designed to help with memory, orientation and confidence.

Bourne House combines nursing and residential care with dementia support, respite and day care. Its registered scope includes older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, covering different needs and lengths of stay.

Nursing care can support recovery after a major operation or longer-term needs. Dementia support is shaped around life stories and routines, with activities such as gardening and music.

Camelot Care Homes Ltd is listed as a nursing home serving older people, including residents living with dementia or physical disabilities. The supplied care information also identifies nursing care, residential care, respite care and convalescence as part of the service offer.

These services cover both ongoing support and shorter periods of recovery or rehabilitation, including care for people who are physically frail or living with illness.

Castle View Care Centre supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment in a residential care setting. It forms part of a small, family-run group of homes in Salisbury.

The provider works with local organisations to support residents’ everyday lives. Its wider team includes people with nursing, social care and residential backgrounds, while Castle View’s documented registration is…

Clarendon House provides residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Its care model starts with the person’s goals, relationships and preferred way of living, rather than treating support as a fixed package.

Residents can explore different levels of support, specialist therapies and referral routes through Choice Care.

Fairfax House provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care in a small independent home where residents have a voice in daily life. People can influence communal spaces, menus and activities, while rooms can be decorated with personal furniture and belongings.

The home builds care plans around individual routines, from preferred waking times and breakfast choices to personal support and medication management.

Holmhurst provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions. Its wider care model is designed around the person’s life, goals and preferences, helping residents build confidence, connection and independence in a place they can call home.

Support begins by understanding the individual rather than assigning them to a generic service type.

Residential care for older people and vulnerable adults is the focus of Holmwood Care Home in Salisbury. The registered scope includes support for people living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, within Wessex Care’s family-run group of homes.

Care and support are shaped around each resident’s needs, with links to local organisations helping residents access wider support.

Hulse Road supports people with learning disabilities through a residential care setting. It is associated with Mencap, a charity supporting people with learning disabilities, their families and carers across housing, social care and community participation.

The wider organisation provides accessible information and healthcare resources, as well as sport and advice on financial planning through wills and trusts.

Laverstock Care Centre provides residential, nursing, dementia and palliative care in a modern Salisbury home for older people and younger adults. It is part of Caring Homes, an independent care network focused on person-centred support.

The home offers a welcoming environment for residents and visitors, while the wider care model includes activities shaped around individual interests, dedicated wellbeing coordination, outdoor areas and freshly…

Little Manor Care Centre provides nursing and residential care for older people and adults living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. As a care home with nursing, it can support residents whose needs require ongoing clinical oversight as well as help with everyday living.

The Salisbury home is part of Wessex Care, a family-run group that describes its homes as places where residents can lead their…

Milford House provides 24-hour nursing and personal care for older people and adults with physical disabilities. Its services include general nursing, palliative care, residential care and respite stays, making the home suitable for both ongoing support and shorter periods of care.

Residents live in a Grade II listed building with gardens and a rural outlook on the edge of Salisbury.

A home-led residential setting for older people and vulnerable adults is the focus of Milford Manor Care Home in Salisbury. It forms part of a small, family-run group whose approach centres on shaping everyday life around residents’ needs, preferences and independence.

The wider organisation offers residential, nursing and community care and works with local organisations to support residents and families.

No 68 Specialist Care provides residential support and specialist community care, including supported living and homecare. Its registered scope covers dementia, older people and younger adults, while the organisation also describes complex care delivered in the community.

The wider service includes support transport for care providers and staff, including people working in remote areas.

Residential and respite care at OSJCT Bemerton Lodge supports older people in Salisbury, including residents living with dementia. The home is registered without nursing, with care focused on structured daily support and maintaining independence.

Care plans can reflect each resident’s life story, preferences and routines, while activities such as gardening, music and creative work help connect everyday life with familiar interests.