Care homes in St Leonards-on-Sea

Bannow Retirement Home provides residential and nursing care for older people, with a particular focus on dementia care. It is part of a group of small to medium-sized private nursing homes serving elderly residents with nursing needs, while Bannow is specifically identified for memory-related support.

The care setting is suitable for people considering either long-term nursing care or short-term support.

Bethune Court provides residential care and dementia support for older people through Anchor’s later-life housing and care services. The home sits within a wider care offer that includes respite care, short breaks and resident wellbeing support.

Families can request information about the home, sample menus and activity schedules. A visit can be arranged in person or virtually, followed by a pre-assessment to establish whether the home can meet…

Specialist residential support for nine males and females with Prader-Willi syndrome is provided at Bishops Corner. Residents are encouraged to take part in their care and develop greater independence within a structured setting.

The service is on a quiet road in St Leonards-on-Sea, around fifteen minutes’ walk from the town centre and seafront.

Bishops Gate provides residential support in St Leonards-on-Sea for men and women aged 18 to 65 who are on the autistic spectrum and may also have complex needs. The service can also meet the needs of people with a learning disability.

Support is designed around personal goals and a more fulfilled, independent life, with each placement assessed against the person’s needs before admission.

Bishops Way provides residential support for three females with Prader-Willi syndrome in St Leonards-on-Sea. The service is designed around people who may need structured support with daily life, independence and health-related routines in a small residential setting.

Residents are supported to participate in their care and work towards a more independent future.

Blair House provides residential and dementia care for older people and adults with physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its care is organised around individual routines, dignity and meaningful daily life, with activities and themed events planned to keep residents engaged and socially connected.

The home also offers day care, allowing guests to spend a day using its leisure services and social programmes while carers receive time away.

Grosvenor House provides residential, early dementia and respite care for older people, with support tailored to individual needs and routines. The home’s approach includes an assessment before moving in, a personalised care plan and family involvement where helpful, helping new residents settle into the service.

Short-term respite stays are available after an operation, during recovery, while a family carer takes a break or before a longer-term…