Care homes in Scunthorpe

Options Roxby House supports children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs through specialist education and residential care provision. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, younger adults and children, with individualised learning and support shaped around each pupil’s abilities, needs and goals.

The Options Autism approach combines academic learning with work on social skills, emotional…

Residential, day and respite care at Lincolnshire House is designed for adults with Cerebral Palsy and similar disabilities. The Scunthorpe charity supports residents with accommodation, care planning and opportunities to take part in everyday activities, social life and personal goals.

Residential bungalows house small groups and include single rooms, kitchens, lounges and dining areas.

Purpose-built accommodation near the centre of Scunthorpe gives Balmoral House a clear setting for older people needing residential support, including dementia care. It belongs to the family-run Kapil Care Homes group, which has operated care homes for older people in the Scunthorpe area since 1979.

The provider describes individual care in relaxed, homely surroundings, with fresh nutritious food cooked in its own kitchen and menus adapted for…

Residents at Carisbrooke Manor receive residential support for older age and dementia in relaxed, homely surroundings. Individual care is arranged around personal needs, with shared spaces and private rooms allowing people to choose how they spend their time.

The home belongs to a family-run group with long-standing experience in the Scunthorpe area. Its kitchen team prepares fresh, nutritious food each day, taking likes, dislikes and dietary…

Gresham Lodge Care Home delivers residential, dementia and respite care in Scunthorpe, with dementia day care also available. Its services cover permanent residential support, short-term respite stays and daytime companionship, activities and care for older people living with dementia.

The home runs a full activities programme including arts and crafts, sports and meaningful activities, with special requests considered during pre-admission.

Options Thorpe House provides specialist residential support for children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs. Its registered scope includes learning disabilities, younger adults and children, while the wider Options Autism service combines education, care and clinical support.

Individualised provision is shaped around each person’s abilities, needs and goals, with a bespoke curriculum and an ongoing focus on…

Phoenix Park Care Village provides residential and nursing care for people with varied support needs, including older people and those living with dementia. Its registered scope also includes physical disabilities, mental health, sensory impairment, younger adults and substance misuse.

Dementia support includes activity plans with reminiscence sessions, music, singing and animal therapy visits.

Warley House provides residential support for older people and people with dementia, physical disabilities and other changing care needs. It is registered as a care home without nursing, while the wider provider describes specialist support for Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and Parkinson’s disease. Individual needs are recorded on admission and reviewed during a resident’s stay.

The provider’s approach includes therapy, family support, individual…

Ascot House provides long-term, respite and day care for older people in a characterful home in a central yet peaceful Scunthorpe setting. The home supports people who need assistance with daily life, while care is shaped around individual needs, preferences and changing levels of support.

Its kitchen teams prepare fresh, nutritious food daily, taking account of likes, dislikes and dietary requirements.

Holly House Care Home supports older people with residential care, short-term respite, day care, palliative and end-of-life care. Respite can help when a carer needs a break, when someone needs a change of routine or when temporary accommodation is required.

The home gets to know residents through life stories, photographs and interests, then uses that understanding to shape care.

A purpose-built residential setting for up to 52 residents, Richden Park Care Home supports older people and those living with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. Its registration covers care without nursing.

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