Care homes in Wellington

Chelston Park Nursing and Residential Home provides dementia nursing care and residential support for older people in a purpose-built home. The setting is planned around dementia needs, with staff supporting informed choices, personalised care plans and participation in daily life.

Five dedicated activities staff and an activities coordinator organise visiting entertainers and in-house sessions, including arts and crafts and physiotherapy.

Oaktree Court provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a former mansion set within 14 acres of Somerset countryside near Wellington. The home supports residents recovering after hospital stays, living with complex health needs or requiring end-of-life care.

Registered General Nurses provide round-the-clock nursing care, while the activities team creates a varied calendar of events and outings.

Camelot House & Lodge provides nursing and specialist dementia care for older people, with a focus on person-centred support, dignity and daily stimulation. The home is registered for nursing care and supports residents with dementia, older people and mental health needs.

Its spacious design includes three lounges, a courtyard garden, a sensory room, a hair salon and cinema room.

Covenant Care supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health disabilities and autistic spectrum disorders through supported living and residential services. Its approach centres on individual needs, helping people make choices and build independence in their own environment.

The service combines 24-hour person-centred support with access to education, vocational training and community activities.

Drakes Place provides residential accommodation and support for people with learning disabilities, within a wider service that also supports autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The home offers a setting where residents can receive help with daily living while retaining choice, routine and involvement in their own goals.

Support is available through Voyage Care’s residential, supported living and community pathways, with teams tailoring…

Linden House Nursing Home supports people who need regular nursing input, from round-the-clock reassurance to care for medical needs arising from degenerative disease or age-related illness. It also welcomes adults who no longer wish to remain at home.

Before a stay begins, a manager or senior nurse assesses the person’s care needs. Rooms are single or double, mostly en-suite, and residents can bring furniture and personal belongings to make them…

SeeAbility’s Fiennes House Residential Home supports adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities, including younger adults and people with sensory impairment. SeeAbility also supports autistic people and those who may have sight loss through its wider services.

The organisation’s support is aimed at helping people build friendships, enjoy activities, develop independence and pursue employment.

Wellington and Longforth House offers residential, respite and day care for people over 65 with dementia or similar support requirements. Care programmes are developed around personal needs, interests and abilities, while independence, privacy and dignity remain central.

Short-term care and day care can help someone become familiar with the setting before a permanent move.