Dementia care homes in Maidstone

Invicta Court provides residential and nursing care for older people in Maidstone, with dementia, nursing dementia, respite and end-of-life care also available. The home combines these pathways with daily activities and facilities including a café, cinema room, pub and bar, library and garden.

Residents can take part in trips, singing, cookery and fitness classes. A care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and…

Abbotsleigh Dementia Nursing and Residential Care Home supports older people with dementia through residential and nursing care in Staplehurst. Rehabilitation, day care, weekend care and palliative care are also included in its service range.

Residents can take part in music, reminiscence and gardening, while lounges and dining rooms provide spaces for activities and social time.

Ashley Gardens Care Centre provides nursing, residential, respite and dementia care for older people and younger adults who need continuing support. The centre’s specialist offer is particularly relevant to people living with dementia, while nursing provision supports residents with more complex care needs.

Permanent and respite stays are available within a residential care setting, with care planning intended to reflect individual requirements.

Barty House Nursing Home combines residential, nursing, dementia, palliative and respite care in a Georgian-era setting in Maidstone. Care plans are tailored to each resident and reviewed as needs change, including support after illness, injury or an operation.

Daily life includes dining, arts and crafts, entertainment and time in the private gardens. Rooms are designed for comfort and privacy, and prospective residents can arrange a four-week…

Cavell Park Care Home provides 24-hour residential, nursing and dementia care in Maidstone, including short-term stays for people who need respite. Its care offer is designed for older people and can be considered when a family carer needs temporary support or when longer-term care is required.

Porthaven’s respite arrangements start from one week and can be tailored to individual circumstances, subject to a pre-admission assessment.

Dementia and respite care are the clearest services at Chippendayle Lodge Residential Care Home in Harrietsham, near Maidstone. The registered setting also covers older people, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults.

Chippendayle Lodge is part of Charing Healthcare’s network of Kent care homes and sits in a village setting close to local amenities.

Eastfield provides residential and dementia care for older people, with a person-centred approach that supports individual routines, independence and dignity. The home also offers day care, allowing guests to spend time at the home’s leisure and social programmes while giving family carers some relief. Activities range from group entertainment to quiet relaxation and one-to-one companionship.

Glenhurst Lodge supports adults with mental health conditions, dementia, neurocognitive disorders and other complex needs in a specialist care setting. The home is registered as a care home with nursing and serves older people as well as younger adults requiring structured support and clinical oversight.

Care is planned around individual needs through assessment, treatment, medication management and psychological therapies.

Hillbeck Residential Care Home supports older people and younger adults with residential care, including dementia care. The home sits on the outskirts of Bearsted near Maidstone, surrounded by Kent countryside and close to village facilities, pubs, restaurants and a village green.

Daily life includes activities and regular entertainment, with family members invited to celebrations and events.

Iden Manor Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in a Victorian manor set within 15 acres of Kent countryside. Its nursing service includes day-and-night support for complex health needs, post-surgical recovery, palliative care and other situations requiring regular clinical attention.

The home also supports rehabilitation and recovery after illness or hospital stays, while its secure Good Shepherd community is…

Loose Court provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support shaped around individual routines, preferences and changing needs. It is part of a family-run care group offering person-centred support across its homes.

The wider service includes day care, respite care and dementia-focused activities, while residents can take part in entertainment, one-to-one companionship and quiet relaxation.

Maplewood Court Care Home combines residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Maidstone. Its purpose-built home provides private accommodation and uses technology intended to support safety, connection and day-to-day care.

Residents can join a diverse programme of activities, while weekly physiotherapy is included in the care package.

The Poplars Care Centre supports residents with residential, nursing, respite and dementia care in Maidstone. Stays can be arranged for recovery, a short break, longer-term nursing care or help with daily living, with support available day and night.

Registered nurses and carers create personal care plans with residents and families, reviewing them as needs change. The home has 57 bedrooms, including 15 companion rooms for couples.

Rose Water Place Care Home provides 24-hour residential, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built Maidstone setting. Support is organised around each resident as an individual, with care teams, activities coordinators, chefs and housekeepers contributing to daily life.

The home offers seasonal meals made with locally sourced meat and vegetables, including modified-texture dishes where needed.

Lulworth House offers specialist residential dementia care in Maidstone for older people living with dementia and related illnesses. Permanent, respite and day care are available, with accommodation designed around comfort, familiarity and person-centred routines.

A resident of the day initiative helps the team understand individual preferences, from favourite meals to activities and room touches.