Dementia care homes in Babergh

Hazell Court supports people with varying levels of care need, including older people, younger adults and those living with dementia. Its residential home includes a specialist 18-bed rehabilitation and nursing unit, with support also available for people with physical needs and those nearing the end of life.

The home combines secure, enclosed gardens with communal areas, a separate day room and activities shaped around residents' interests.

St Marys provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite care and short breaks also available. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and offers support for people living with dementia.

Daily life includes organised activities, events and opportunities to socialise, alongside meals prepared around residents’ preferences.

Canterbury House provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite and short breaks also available. Residents can take part in activities, maintain links with the local area and enjoy visits from family and friends, while the home offers a modern, spacious setting in Hadleigh.

Before moving in, the provider arranges a care needs pre-assessment to discuss challenges, routines and support requirements.

Hadleigh Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in a former country house on the edge of Hadleigh. The setting combines period character, gardens and 24-hour staffing for older people whose care needs require continuing support.

Care programmes reflect each resident’s history, interests and routines, with activities, trips and visiting entertainers available.

Melford Court Care Home delivers residential and nursing care in a Grade II listed house in Long Melford. Residents can choose between three levels of historic suite, each with generous living accommodation, quality furnishings, a private telephone line and access to communal facilities. Suites can be personalised to create a familiar home.

Daily life includes singing, painting and live music, with one-to-one time for people who prefer quieter…

St Josephs provides residential care within a retirement community, including dementia care, respite stays and support for older people and younger adults. The home offers a setting where residents can take part in activities, outings, shared meals and social events while receiving day-to-day care.

Families can arrange an enquiry, view the home in person or request a virtual show round before a pre-assessment considers the resident’s needs.

Waterfield House offers residential and dementia care in Hadleigh, with nursing and respite care also part of its wider service range. Care plans are created in partnership with each resident, with relatives or friends able to contribute if the resident wishes.

The home supports personal interests, daily activities and minibus trips, helping residents maintain independence and social connection.

Mellish House Residential Home combines residential and specialist dementia care in Sudbury, with a purpose-built dementia unit for people needing structured support. The wider home also welcomes younger adults within its registered care categories.

Residents can take part in activities planned around their interests and abilities, including reminiscence work, music and gardening.

Magdalen House Care Home provides residential, respite and dementia care for older people in Hadleigh. The home also offers day care, giving local people living at home access to care, activities and social contact without moving into permanent residential care.

Its Household Model divides homes into smaller living areas with kitchens and familiar communal spaces, supporting a more domestic routine.

Spring Lodge supports older people and adults with dementia through residential and nursing care in Ipswich. The home also offers respite, convalescent and end-of-life care, with support shaped around residents’ routines, interests and changing needs.

Residents can take part in activities, trips out and visiting entertainment, while staff gather information about personal likes, dislikes and past experiences to inform each care package.

Catchpole Court provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care in Sudbury. The home supports older people and younger adults, with staff on duty around the clock and nurse call bells in bedrooms for residents who need assistance.

Care plans are shaped around residents’ backgrounds, interests and requirements, with activities, trips out and visiting entertainers forming part of daily life.