Dementia care homes in Bolton

Bakewells Care Home supports older people through residential care, with a separate specialist dementia unit, The Deane, on the ground floor. The home offers 21 single rooms, 18 with en-suite facilities, plus a twin room, nurse call systems and individually decorated accommodation.

Residents also have access to three communal lounges, including a quieter space for reading and relaxation.

Beechville provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Bolton. Its service supports people who need a safe, secure care home environment, including residents living with dementia or requiring a temporary stay.

Beechville is part of MHA, a not-for-profit provider that offers care homes, retirement living and community support.

Farnworth Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in a modern home near Bolton. Its care teams work with GPs, pharmacies and NHS services, supporting residents whose needs may change while encouraging independence and daily living skills.

The home places particular emphasis on food and dining. Residents can choose seating arrangements, eat with companions or use private dining areas, while meal…

Glenbank Care Home supports up to 25 elderly residents with 24-hour residential care, including people living with dementia and physical disabilities. The small, family-run home overlooks the Doffcocker nature reserve and uses individualised care plans to manage day-to-day needs.

Residents can keep seeing their own doctor where possible, while district nurses and visiting health professionals can support ongoing care.

Hollands Care Home supports older people and younger adults with nursing needs, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or complex needs. Tailored care plans can be altered as needs change. Nurses and carers are on site at all times, supported by a registered manager and deputy manager.

Residents can take part in daily activities, day trips and outdoor events, with activities tailored to individual interests.

Knightswood Care Home provides residential care in Bolton for older people and those living with dementia. The home’s care planning is reviewed regularly, with adjustments made when a resident’s needs change, and families and friends are encouraged to remain involved.

Daily life is arranged around individual choice within a warm, homely setting. Residents can take part in activities and use shared lounges, while visitors are welcomed as part of…

Laburnum Lodge is registered as a care home with nursing for people living with dementia. It provides a residential setting with nursing provision for residents who need ongoing support with daily living and care needs.

The home’s registered scope is focused on dementia, while the nursing-home category distinguishes it from residential care without nursing.

Max Potential UK Ltd runs a bespoke day care centre in Bolton for adults with learning disabilities and mental health issues. The service combines on-site activities with daily community outings, including library sessions, bowling and cycling.

The centre provides a sensory room, rebound therapy trampoline, games equipment and cook-and-eat sessions.

Meadow Bank House supports up to 45 residents with residential, nursing, respite and palliative care in Bolton. Support is planned around each resident’s needs, interests, routines and personality, with staff available around the clock for clinical care and personal assistance.

Residents can choose communal activities, local outings on an accessible minibus, private bedroom time, landscaped gardens and an on-site hair salon.

Short- and long-term nursing care is available at Rivington View Nursing Home for older people, disabled individuals, people convalescing after illness and those needing terminal care. Physiotherapy can be arranged within the home, while podiatry and occupational therapy are regularly available.

The home has 33 beds, including 31 single rooms and one twin room for couples or people who prefer to share.

Shannon Court Care Centre offers different levels of care for residents whose needs vary, including general nursing care and support around advanced care planning. The home is intended for people seeking a care setting where nursing provision and longer-term support can be discussed with the team.

The service encourages families to arrange a visit and provides information about care options, newsletters and planning for future wishes.

Residential, nursing and dementia care are available at St Catherine’s for older people and adults with physical disabilities. The registered care home also includes younger adults within its stated scope, supporting residents whose needs require continuing residential assistance or nursing provision.

St Catherine’s belongs to Harbour Healthcare, whose care services include residential, nursing and dementia care.

Swallowfield Garden Care Home supports people with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment through nursing and residential care. The family-run group assesses each person’s needs before deciding what support, equipment and activities can be accommodated.

The home has an activities coordinator who arranges daily activities and regular trips out, alongside a monthly dementia café and links with local schools,…