Elderly care homes in Great Yarmouth

Park House combines residential care with a home-style routine for older people, people with physical disabilities and younger adults. The care home is registered without nursing and forms part of Black Swan Care Group’s East Anglia provision, with respite care also identified within the group’s services.

Meals are freshly cooked and can accommodate special dietary needs, while residents can choose to eat in the dining room or in their own room.

Burgh House Residential Care Home provides residential care for people whose needs call for day-to-day support in a home setting. As a family-run home, it centres care around the individual, helping residents retain independence while having support close at hand.

Daily life can include time with others, organised activities, garden visits and trips into the local area, with residents able to join in or spend their day at their own pace.

Lydia Eva Court supports older people through residential care, including specialist dementia support, within Norse Care’s network of homes. Staff learn about individual needs, routines and interests while supporting independence, friendships and meaningful daily activities.

Norse Care also offers short-term respite care at participating homes in Norfolk for people recovering from illness or surgery, planning time away or considering longer-term…

Martham Lodge provides residential, dementia, respite and palliative care for older people in a Victorian country house on Martham village green. Its care is shaped around the person, with support reviewed as needs change and routines, food preferences, interests and family knowledge incorporated into daily life.

The home offers short stays for recovery, carer breaks, emergency support or trial stays, alongside longer-term residential and…

Residential, dementia and respite care at Ritson Lodge is shaped around individual routines, needs and preferences. The home provides a setting for older people and younger adults, with support designed to help residents retain independence and feel secure in everyday life.

Food is part of the experience, with locally sourced meat and vegetables prepared and cooked on site each day.

Residential care at The Gables is offered in a characterful period home for older people in Great Yarmouth. The service supports permanent and respite stays, while Healthcare Homes also operates nursing and dementia services elsewhere in its wider care provision.

The Gables is specifically identified as a residential care home, making it relevant for people who need accommodation and ongoing support in a home setting.

The Orchards Residential Care Home provides 24-hour residential care for 13 residents with dementia in Great Yarmouth. The home also supports people needing intensive rehabilitative care after serious injuries, those with disabilities, people requiring PEG feeding and residents with long-term conditions.

Its process considers physical ability and medical history, with staff working with families to understand the support required.

Claremont Nursing Home provides specialist nursing, dementia, residential and respite care for older people and adults with physical disabilities. The home combines nursing and residential communities, with care planned for both long-term residents and people requiring shorter stays after illness or surgery.

Daily life includes organised activities, entertainment, trips, food prepared by an in-house chef and social spaces for residents and…

The Elms Residential Care Home is listed as a residential care home for older people. The supplied business-specific evidence does not establish its care programmes, facilities, activities or admission arrangements, so no more detailed service claim can be made safely.

The available official material concerns a separate sports organisation with the same wider name and does not clearly apply to this care home.

Decoy Farm provides bespoke adult care and learning disability support in a farm setting near Browston. It is designed for people with complex needs and behaviours of concern, including those previously detained under the Mental Health Act or discharged from hospital on a Community Treatment Order.

The service combines person-centred support with opportunities to build skills, pursue interests and take part in community life.