Care homes in Torquay

Lincombe Manor provides residential and nursing care for older people and younger adults, including support for changing medical, emotional, cultural and social needs. Residents are involved in developing their individual care plans, while nurses and carers work to preserve privacy, dignity and individuality.

The purpose-built Torquay care centre opened in 2012 and offers 24-hour professional care in a warm setting.

Aveland Court Care Home provides residential and dementia care for people over 65, including support with personal care, medication and other daily needs. It also accommodates people with physical disabilities, sensory impairments and eating disorders, with respite and convalescent stays available.

Residents have access to communal lounges, dining areas, garden space and mostly en-suite rooms.

Beechcroft supports older people and adults with dementia through residential care, with additional support for physical disabilities, sensory impairment and mental health needs. The home also offers respite care, giving families a temporary care arrangement when a short stay or change of support is needed.

Residents live in a Victorian gentleman’s villa updated as a modern care environment, with more than one lounge and an open-plan layout.

Choice Care Home supports older people with residential care covering dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Respite care is also available across the group, providing short stays alongside longer-term arrangements.

The home occupies a converted Italianate villa in Babbacombe and accommodates up to 32 residents. Its setting includes views of All Saints Church and Cary Park, with local shops and the beach nearby.

Garden House supports older people with residential care, dementia care and specialist support for mental health needs. Its wider care model is designed for residents living with age-related issues, dementia or complex mental health requirements, with individual needs recorded and reviewed throughout their stay.

The service combines care with therapy, family support, individual and group activities and community integration.

Dementia care is the central focus at Hatt House, a Victorian residential home for people over 65. The home is set in its own grounds and provides bedrooms with garden or local views, communal areas, a courtyard café and an allotment area.

Its ‘SEE ME’ approach builds a picture of each resident’s history, preferences and future with families and advocates, then uses that understanding to shape care and support.

Jubilee House supports older people with residential and nursing care, including dementia support. It forms part of a wider specialist provider whose other homes may support complex mental health needs, early-onset dementia and challenging behaviours, although services can vary between locations.

Each resident’s individual needs are recorded on admission and reviewed during their stay.

Not-for-profit residential care in Wellswood supports older people and adults whose registered needs include dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment at Keychange Charity Erith House Care Home. The home operates without nursing care as part of Keychange, a Christian charity.

Families can draw on Keychange’s guidance about funding and conversations around moving into care.

Mount Tryon provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Torquay, with end-of-life care also available. The home sits between the town centre and harbour and offers regular activities and local trips, giving residents opportunities to remain connected beyond the care setting.

Food is prepared on site using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal meals and modified-texture dishes available according to…