Dementia care homes in Newcastle-under-Lyme

Choices Housing Association Limited provides care and supported housing, including retirement living and accommodation for people with learning disabilities. Its housing options are designed for individuals who want to live more independently, with care and support matched to their lifestyle and needs.

The wider organisation offers on-site support staff available 24 hours a day, alongside housing choices that include individual apartments or…

Hempstalls Hall Care Home brings together residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Its registered provision covers dementia, physical disabilities and younger adults, supporting residents who need help with daily living in a secure home environment.

The home provides activities, meals and social opportunities around residents’ interests, with accessible bathroom features and support for…

Contemporary surroundings at Maple Tree Court support residential care for older people, including dementia care. The home also offers respite and short breaks, giving families temporary support or time to consider a longer-term move.

Daily life includes catering, activities and resident wellbeing services, with a pre-assessment used to understand care needs before moving in.

Rowan Court Care Home provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people and younger adults in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Its care setting supports residents whose needs may change, with the provider describing tailored care plans created in partnership with residents and, where wanted, their relatives or friends.

The home combines nursing support with activities, social opportunities and daily life designed around individual interests.

Activities shaped around residents’ interests, hobbies and life stories are central to Samuel Hobson House. The home supports older people and residents living with dementia or physical disabilities, with full 24-hour support and communal lounges.

Staff get to know each resident and use that knowledge to plan meaningful activities that encourage social interaction.

The Maples Residential Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite breaks for families who need short-term support. Its small, family-run setting includes bedrooms connected to the nurse call system, a passenger lift serving all three floors and park-like gardens for outdoor use.

Meals are prepared in-house around residents’ preferences, with favourite dishes added to a menu that can include fish pie or freshly…

Willow Brook Respite at Douglas Road provides residential respite support within a registered care-home setting. Its scope includes support for people with dementia, learning disabilities and mental health needs, with physical disabilities and sensory impairment also covered by the registered service.

The service is relevant to adults and younger people whose support needs require a residential setting rather than community-only assistance.

Woodview Care Home provides personal and nursing care for up to 60 people, including residents living with dementia and mental health conditions. Respite care is also available, with two units offering adapted facilities for different needs.

On-site chefs prepare classic favourites and new dishes alongside seasonal menu changes, taking account of individual likes, dislikes and requests.

Residential, nursing and dementia care are available at Belong Newcastle-under-Lyme for older people and adults with physical disabilities. The registered care home also supports younger adults and forms part of a retirement community, giving families different routes to consider as care needs change.

Support is organised around households, with an Admiral Nurse service alongside residential, nursing and dementia care.

Bradwell Hall Nursing Home supports residents through residential, nursing and dementia care, with palliative care and recovery support after hospital stays also available. The family-run home also works with adults who have physical disabilities or mental health needs.

Daily life includes activities, outings and home-cooked meals, with quiet spaces available for residents who prefer a calmer routine.

Chesterton Lodge provides contemporary residential care in modern, comfortable surroundings for older people and people living with dementia. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Anchor’s wider care-home service, which includes residential, dementia, respite and convalescent care.

The move-in process includes an enquiry, a home visit or virtual show round and a pre-assessment to discuss care needs.

Florence House offers residential, dementia and respite care for older people, alongside support for mental health and physical needs. The Newcastle-under-Lyme home is part of Safe Harbor Care Homes and focuses on person-centred daily life.

Activities can include outings, gentle exercise and arts and crafts, with participation adjusted to individual interests and abilities.