Care homes in Wallington

Bridge House Care Centre combines nursing, dementia and residential care in a Grade II listed home beside the River Wandle. Its service supports older people who need help with personal care, meals, companionship and activities, as well as residents requiring registered nursing or specialist dementia support.

The home has 36 single rooms, with registered nurses on duty day and night.

Cranley Gardens is registered as a residential care home for older people, people with learning disabilities and younger adults. It forms part of Active Care Group, an organisation offering complex care, supported living, adult mental health care and neurological rehabilitation across specialist facilities.

Active Care Group describes support for people facing complex health or behavioural needs and neurological conditions.

Residential support for older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities is provided at Hall Road within Active Care Group’s complex-care network. The local setting is registered as a residential care home, while the wider organisation also supports adult mental health and neurological rehabilitation.

Active Care Group’s broader services range from hospital-level rehabilitation to clinically led care at home.

Residential care for people with complex care and support needs is available through Living Ambitions Limited at 63a Victoria Avenue. The service forms part of Lifeways’ wider residential model, where placements are assessed against individual needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes.

Lifeways describes ongoing reviews when a person’s needs change, with support towards greater independence where possible.

Ryelands provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Wallington. The home’s care offer is designed for people who need longer-term accommodation or a temporary stay, with support shaped around individual needs and the involvement of families and professionals.

As part of a not-for-profit provider, Ryelands sits within a wider service network supporting older people through care homes, retirement living and…

Walton House provides 24-hour residential support for adults with learning disabilities in Wallington, tailored to personal needs, preferences, aspirations and choices. The home emphasises independence, dignity and wellbeing in a setting designed to feel like a family home.

Residents can personalise their bedrooms and use shared living spaces, while staff support people with autism and behaviour that challenges.

Support for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities sits within Brambledown Road’s residential care setting. The home is registered for care without nursing and forms part of Active Care Group, a specialist complex care provider.

Across the group, services include supported living, residential services and neurological rehabilitation.

Living Ambitions Limited supports adults with learning disabilities, younger adults and older people through residential care and disability support. Its wider service model includes complex care, supported living and pathways for people moving from hospital or towards greater independence.

Support is based on an assessment of individual needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes.