Care homes in Swadlincote

703 Burton Road accommodates up to five adults with autism, learning disabilities and epilepsy in a residential care home in Midway, Swadlincote. The service is registered without nursing and provides a small group-home environment for people needing structured accommodation and daily support.

It is part of Voyage Care, whose wider services include residential homes, supported living and community support for people with complex needs.

Cadley Hill View provides residential and dementia care in Swadlincote, with support shaped around each resident’s needs and daily preferences. The home is designed as a community where residents can take part in activities, spend time with friends or choose quieter time in their own room.

Food, social opportunities and comfortable living are central to the experience, while the home can also provide respite care for short-term stays.

Grangewood Lodge Residential Home supports older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The family-run home occupies a converted Georgian country lodge and adjoining coach house, with rooms fitted with a 24-hour call system.

Dementia-focused spaces include the Tiny Tavern, Reminiscence Room, Memory Lane, Sensory Street and Dignity Row.

Gresley House Residential Home provides residential care in a homely setting for up to 28 residents, with care staff on duty around the clock. The home offers single and double rooms, and residents are encouraged to bring small items of furniture, pictures and ornaments to make their space familiar.

Care is organised through a key worker system. On admission, care assistants work with the resident and family to establish an individual care plan,…

Spacious en-suite rooms and nursing support define Jason Hylton Court, a family-run care home for older people and younger adults in Swadlincote. The home has 40 rooms, including recently added accommodation, with assistance equipment suited to individual needs.

Residents can take part in art and craft work, music, puzzles and films, with coffee mornings and seasonal events also planned.

Nether Hall Care Home provides nursing and residential care for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs. The home is based in a rural setting in Hartshorne, within reach of Swadlincote, and offers single and shared accommodation with many rooms having en-suite facilities.

Residents can use extensive gardens and an enclosed courtyard for activities and time outdoors.

Newlands House supports up to 37 disabled adults in Netherseal, providing assisted living and nursing support for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and other complex needs. The home is close to local shops, pubs and a post office, with parkland nearby.

Its dedicated team includes nurses, physiotherapists and support workers. Support is organised to help residents remain independent, healthy and active, while the wider…

Oakland Village & Community Care Centre provides function rooms, a bar and bistro for weddings, christenings and conferences. Daytime and evening bookings can be arranged with flexible menus and packages for different events.

Food includes breakfast, light lunches and buffets, while the venue also prepares afternoon tea and homemade cakes. Conference rooms have technology for corporate events, and the bar serves wines, beers and soft drinks.

Overseal Residential Care Home provides long-term and respite care for older people, including those living with dementia. The home supports residents with day-to-day care while aiming to preserve independence, dignity, privacy and involvement in individual care planning.

Accommodation includes en-suite bedrooms, communal lounges, dining areas, gardens and views across the grounds.

For older people and adults with dementia, Seale Pastures House offers residential care in Swadlincote. Support includes help with daily activities such as eating, washing and getting around, while care is arranged around residents’ individual choices and needs.

The wider care network includes access to GPs, dentists, chiropodists and dietitians, and the organisation also operates homes with specialist nursing and dementia support.

The Bakery provides residential care, respite care and short breaks for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex health needs. Support is tailored around individual needs, preferences, goals and aspirations, with a focus on independence and dignity.

The wider service includes community support and supported living, with help for daily living, life skills, education and community participation.