Elderly care homes in Exeter

Lucerne House provides nursing and residential care for older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other support requirements. Its care model combines 24-hour support with opportunities for independence, social life and personalised routines.

Residents can receive nursing, dementia, respite and residential care, with support tailored to their needs and preferences.

Parkland House provides residential and dementia care for up to 52 people in Exeter. The home supports residents with different care needs while encouraging independence, meaningful activities and continued involvement in hobbies and daily routines.

Its elevated position gives views over the surrounding countryside while remaining within reach of Exeter city centre.

The Old Rectory Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, dementia, respite and end of life care in Exeter. It supports people who need nursing oversight, including those living with dementia or requiring palliative care, while also offering short-term care for families needing a break.

The home presents itself as a household-style setting, with activities, music and entertainment forming part of daily life.

Aaron Court Care Home supports older people with personal care, medication and everyday routines while helping residents retain independence. Families can contribute to personalised care planning, and residents may continue with their existing GP or move to a local service.

The home has 19 single and two double bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities, television, telephone access and nurse call systems.

Amelia House Residential Home offers residential care for older people, including people living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s disease and sensory or physical impairment. It also provides respite and palliative care within a family-run home on the outskirts of Exeter.

The two-storey home has 19 single bedrooms, mostly with en-suite facilities, plus communal lounges and secure outdoor spaces.

Advanced dementia and Alzheimer’s care is the central focus at Barton Place Nursing Home. The home also provides nursing and end-of-life care for residents whose needs may be complex, working with families and local health professionals to protect dignity and reduce distress.

Care planning considers communication, mobility and medication, rather than relying only on a diagnosis.

Residential, respite, day and EMI care at Highlands Borders Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia. The home offers a secure area for people with higher dementia needs, while its registered scope also covers physical disabilities and younger adults.

Newly refurbished accommodation includes en-suite rooms, spacious lounges and secure gardens.

Cadogan Court provides residential care, nursing and residential dementia support for older people in Exeter. Its nursing provision is intended for people assessed as requiring a Registered Nurse 24 hours a day, while dementia care may be residential or specialist nursing support depending on need.

The home is surrounded by landscaped gardens and forms part of RMBI Care Co.