Care homes in Selby

Residential care at The Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities and associated complex needs, including autism and challenging behaviour. The home also supports people with epilepsy, communication difficulties and mental health needs, with accommodation, personal care and around-the-clock support.

Homes typically accommodate six to eight people, with spacious bedrooms and some en-suite facilities.

Residential, dementia and respite care are available at Abbey Lea Care Home, a small home in Barlby near Selby. The home supports older people who need permanent care, a short stay or a setting with dementia-specific support, while day care sessions are also available.

Abbey Lea is home to 23 residents and provides social activities, home-cooked meals and a period-home setting.

Carentan House supports older people and people living with dementia through residential care. Its registered service is a care home without nursing, with dementia and older people included in its care remit.

The confirmed scope is residential care without nursing for these groups. No branch-level details are established here about respite care, facilities, activities, room arrangements or accessibility.

Mansion House combines residential and nursing care for older people, including residents living with dementia and physical disabilities. Qualified nursing staff support people who need care within a home setting, while day trips and shopping outings are available where appropriate.

The home offers short-term and long-term stays, with support tailored to personal needs and changing requirements.

Nursing care at Osborne House Care Home supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other care requirements. The home is registered for care with nursing and provides residential care within a supportive setting.

Residents can take part in personalised activities, either individually or in groups, with entertainers and community activities also part of life at the home.

The Grange provides residential, dementia, respite and day care in a restored Victorian house in Selby. Residents can receive assistance with daily living while retaining independence, and the home also supports people who need a temporary stay after hospital treatment or a break for a family carer. Day care provides social contact and structured activity within the home.

The building retains original features including ornate coving and stained…

Tudor House supports older people with nursing and residential care, including dementia and physical disability support. Care planning is shaped around individual needs, preferences, likes and dislikes, with family and relevant professionals involved where appropriate.

Residents can receive personal care and 24-hour care support, alongside assistance with mobility and medicines.

Firth House supports older people with practical and personal care needs, including dementia care. Residents can stay permanently or use short breaks, with a pre-assessment before moving in to discuss the support required.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round, then talk through care needs, funding and moving arrangements with the home team.

The Vicarage provides residential, respite and day care for young adults with learning disabilities in Selby. Its re-ablement approach supports people to develop daily living skills, social skills, employment and education, with goals focused on greater independence.

The service works with external professionals and uses person-centred support plans to address individual challenges.