Dementia care homes in Lancaster

Ashton Manor supports older people with residential, dementia and respite care in a setting intended to feel smaller and homely while retaining modern facilities. The wider care offering also covers recovery, palliative and post-hospital support.

Daily life includes personalised activities, community involvement and chef-prepared meals, with food adapted to individual dietary needs.

Bare Hall Residential Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia or finding everyday tasks difficult at home. Its residential care focuses on comfort, dignity and independence, with help available for personal routines and daily living.

The home has two large lounges, social activities and rooms with assistance call points. Eight rooms offer en-suite facilities, and residents begin with a four-week trial so they can…

Eric Morecambe House supports older people in a residential care setting, including those living with dementia. As part of Anchor, it sits within a wider organisation focused on later-life housing and care, with residential and dementia support available across its care services.

Daily life is shaped around resident wellbeing, catering and mealtimes, activities and social connection.

Dementia sits at the centre of Moorside Hall’s nursing provision in Lancaster. The registered care setting also covers older people, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, giving families a defined option when nursing support is needed alongside dementia care.

The home’s public description highlights views over Lancaster and the castle. Moorside Hall forms part of a wider care group that includes homes for people with…

Springfield Lodge supports older people and people living with dementia in a smaller home setting. Families are encouraged to help shape the care approach, while bedrooms can be personalised with familiar possessions to support reassurance and wellbeing.

Residents can join activities planned around their interests, with resident meetings, one-to-one time, minibus outings and visits from local entertainers forming part of the programme.

The Glen Care Home delivers residential, dementia, nursing, respite and palliative care for older people in Morecambe Bay. Its registered nursing service covers dementia, older people, physical disabilities and younger adults, while Amicura identifies The Glen among its North West homes.

Amicura’s care offer includes personalised support and meaningful activities shaped around individual needs.

The Sands Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in Morecambe, with support available for short-term stays and longer-term care. Its four care units are organised around different types of support, including dementia, nursing and independent residential care. The Sands is unique in that it offers four types of care in one location, giving families a single home to consider across varied needs.

The Sands Meadows provides residential and dementia care in a homely setting in Hest Bank near Lancaster. The home supports people living with dementia, with a focus on safe everyday routines, individual needs and a comfortable environment surrounded by peaceful gardens.

It forms part of The Sands Care Group, whose homes provide residential, nursing and dementia care, with short-term respite and longer-term support available across the group.

Whitelow House Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, respite, palliative and nursing dementia care for people in Morecambe and Lancaster. A registered nurse is on duty 24 hours a day, supported by care assistants and individual care plans that are reviewed as needs change.

The 32-bed home is on the Morecambe sea-front, with rooms offering views across Morecambe Bay or the garden.

Residential care for older people, including those living with dementia, is the core service at Woodhill House Home for Older People in Morecambe. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and supports residents who need constant care in a residential setting.

Woodhill House also provides support during end-of-life care, with relatives able to remain involved during important stages.