Care homes in Truro

Comprigney Vean provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities in Cornwall. The service sits within Green Light PBS, which creates family-sized homes for young adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs, supported by registered managers and a wider 24-hour management on-call system.

Green Light’s support includes behavioural support and training, with accommodation intended to provide a stable, quiet and…

A five-bedroom bungalow in Playing Place, Carrick provides specialist residential support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and sensory needs. The home offers a smaller household setting for people who benefit from tailored assistance and a settled environment.

Its open-plan lounge and dining area supports shared daily life. Adult services are available for people aged 18 to 65 and over, with plans shaped around…

Eshcol House provides convalescent, respite, long-term and palliative care for older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or other support needs. The family-run nursing home also arranges regular visits from a mobile dentist, optician and podiatrist.

Residents live in single-occupancy rooms, most with en-suite facilities, televisions and a 24-hour intercom nurse or carer call system.

Kenwyn provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people and adults with changing support needs. The home is part of Barchester Healthcare, whose care model combines personal support with independence and activities.

Meals are prepared on site each day using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal options and modified-texture dishes available according to individual needs.

Longview Care Home supports people over 65 living with dementia through residential care, respite care, day care and home care across the Truro area. Its day service offers older people companionship, activities and meals while giving family carers a break.

Residents and day guests can enjoy gardens, lounges, dining rooms and regular activities. Home care can assist with washing, showering and bathing, while the residential service provides…

Supporting up to five adults with a learning disability and/or autism, Menna House offers a small residential care setting near Grampound Road. The home sits in a peaceful rural location between St Austell and Truro and supports adults requiring ongoing assistance.

Salutem’s adult services cover autism, learning disabilities, mental health issues and complex needs, with support shaped around individual goals and aspirations.

September Lodge provides residential accommodation and support for adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs. Its service model is built around homes that offer a stable setting, with teams supporting residents around the clock and Registered Managers backed by operational, behavioural and management support.

The organisation also works with landlords to lease suitable Cornwall properties long term and convert them into…

Tregolls Manor provides private residential and respite care for people aged 55 and over in Truro. The home offers 24-hour personal care, en-suite or adjoining facilities and a hotel-style setting for long-term, temporary, holiday or convalescent stays.

Residents can request gourmet meals, bring selected furniture and receive visitors without restrictions.

Tresleigh supports young adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs in a residential care setting. Residents live in maintained homes with round-the-clock care and support from teams covering behavioural support, training and operational management.

The service is built around stable, predictable environments and individual needs. Registered Managers oversee care with support from senior and waking-night workers, while a 24/7…

Penrose Farm provides residential support for up to five adults aged 18 to 65 with learning disabilities and autism. The home combines a main farmhouse with spacious accommodation for two people and a self-contained one-bedroom annexe for one person, with en-suite bedrooms or allocated bathrooms.

Residents have access to extensive grounds and the nearby village of Goonhavern, which is within level walking distance and linked by public transport…

Rosehill House supports up to five adults with learning disabilities and/or autism in a registered residential care home. The three-storey property and annexe provide a small home for adults needing ongoing care and support, with registration for care without nursing.

The registration also covers older people, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Rosehill House forms part of Salutem Care and Education, whose adult services support people…

Heightlea is part of Salutem Care and Education’s adult services for older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities. The wider organisation also supports autism, mental health needs and complex care requirements.

Salutem describes residential care, supported living and day opportunities, with care plans focused on personal goals, aspirations and choice.

High View welcomes visitors to Truro with a double room and a self-contained, self-catering Cathedral Suite in a private annex. The guest house is close to Truro city centre, the railway station and Royal Cornwall Hospital, and accommodates up to four guests.

The double room includes continental breakfast served from 7.00 to 9.30am, while the Cathedral Suite has a private kitchenette for flexible self-catering.

Long-term residential care and respite support are available at St George's Hotel for older people, including those recovering after illness, hospital treatment or surgery. The 22-bed home offers help with everyday tasks, comfortable bedrooms and sociable communal spaces.

Post-surgical assistance can include mobility, eating, exercising and grooming, while the team works to maintain dignity and independence.

The Mowhay supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex requirements through residential care and wider adult services. Its provider describes support for adults from 18 upwards, with care shaped around personal goals and aspirations.

The wider service includes supported living, day opportunities and specialist adult support.

Amberley House Care Home combines nursing, residential, respite and palliative care for older people, including residents living with dementia. The home provides person-centred care for varying needs, with qualified health professionals and 24-hour nursing staffing for residents requiring care at any time.

Residents can receive regular visits from supporting healthcare professionals, including dentists and opticians.