Dementia care homes in Rushcliffe

Belvoir Vale Care Home provides day care, residential care and respite care, with specialist support for dementia and older people. The home is suited to people who need a safe residential setting, a temporary stay after a difficult period or daytime support while continuing to live in the community.

Its approach brings food, activities, trips and everyday routines into the care plan, with furnished rooms and support shaped around individual…

Ash Villa supports adults with disabilities in a Nottingham residential area, close to public transport and local amenities. Individual support plans focus on personal outcomes, confidence and independence, with care arranged around each resident’s requirements.

Milewood describes its homes as safe, secure environments that encourage self-expression, development and participation.

Balmore Country House supports older people with residential and nursing care, including care for dementia, in a converted country residence in Ruddington near Nottingham. Gardens, lounges, conservatories and dining areas provide different settings for everyday life.

Residents can personalise bedrooms with photos, ornaments and favourite furniture, while communal spaces support activities, family visits and time outdoors.

Broadlands Residential Care Home centres its support on personal history, familiar routines and changing needs. It offers residential and respite care for people living with dementia, Alzheimer’s, memory loss and physical or mobility needs, including end-of-life support.

Care may include personal care, mobility and medication following an individual assessment before admission.

Specialist dementia and nursing care are provided at Church Farm Nursing Home at Skylarks, south-east of Nottingham city centre. The home supports people with dementia alongside older people and adults with mental health or physical disabilities.

Skylarks uses family-focused households and Kitwood’s Flower to shape its approach to dementia care.

Edwalton Manor serves older people with residential, nursing, dementia and short-term respite care, including families considering a move after hospital discharge or a change in health. Its purpose-built setting is designed for people who need more support while retaining independence and daily choice.

Private suites, a cinema and landscaped gardens create spaces for privacy, leisure and social connection.

Leawood Manor supports older people and others whose needs include dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its provider offers residential and dementia care, with wider services including nursing, respite and day care. Support is shaped around each resident’s needs, preferences and life story.

Residents are encouraged to remain active through community events and minibus outings to restaurants, zoos, sporting events and cinemas.

Orchard House offers residential care in a converted Victorian manor house in Ruddington, around ten minutes’ drive from Nottingham city centre. The home is intended for older people who need additional care and attention in a residential setting.

Residents can choose from comfortable rooms and are encouraged to bring photographs, ornaments or favourite furniture to make their space their own.

St Peters Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia, within a family-owned East Midlands care group. The home focuses on individual support, relationships with families and a settled daily environment.

Residents can personalise their rooms with treasured possessions, photographs and furniture, while gardens and enclosed courtyards provide outdoor spaces.

Westcliffe Care Home supports people over 65 with 24-hour residential care, alongside respite, palliative and day care. Dementia support and activities help residents remain socially engaged and active. Respite care is a short-term residency for a minimum of one week, making it relevant when a family carer needs a planned break.

Day care includes meals, individual care planning, medication support and personal care, as well as social activities.

Westdale Residential Care Home supports people over 60 who want help with household tasks while retaining privacy, independence and dignity. The small home provides medication support, personal care and housekeeping, with staff on site around the clock.

Westdale is a not-for-profit service with Quaker roots and operates from an Edwardian house with 18 rooms plus a respite room.

Church Farm at Rusticus provides specialist dementia and nursing care for people who need either a short-term recovery stay or a permanent home. The care home supports adults with dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities, with a family-focused approach that involves people living there in everyday life.

Set across two and a half acres in Cotgrave, the home creates intimate outdoor spaces close to residents’ rooms, with woodland…

Wynhill Lodge Short Breaks Service provides residential short breaks for people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and other support needs. It is particularly suited to families who need planned overnight care while a parent or carer takes time away, or to people who benefit from regular stays outside their usual home.

The service offers a care setting without nursing and is registered to support both adults and younger…

Trent Bridge Care Home offers residential, dementia and respite care in West Bridgford, alongside palliative and day care. It supports older people needing help with daily living and people living with dementia, with care packages shaped around personal preferences, mobility and changing needs.

The 72-bed home includes a bistro café, activity room and cinema, as well as lounges and dining rooms.