Elderly care homes in Huntingdonshire

Montague House combines residential, nursing, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Brampton near Huntingdon. It can suit families planning ahead, arranging a move after hospital or looking for more support when daily life at home becomes difficult to manage safely.

Care plans are established and updated around each resident’s needs, while the home’s wider offer includes activities, comfortable communal spaces and support for…

The Chase Care Home offers residential and dementia care in Huntingdon, alongside respite and short stays, day care, palliative support and rehabilitation and reablement stays. It is registered as a care home without nursing, with nursing-related needs supported through local district nurses and community health partners.

Short rehabilitation stays can include physiotherapy and occupational therapy after illness, an operation or hospital…

Eltisley Manor provides specialist nursing residential care for adults with enduring mental health needs who require ongoing nursing oversight and person-centred support. Its 39-bed, 24-hour setting supports people stepping down from hospital care or needing structured support before greater independence, including older adults with mental health and physical health needs.

Placements are shaped around stability, progression and outcomes, with the…

Ferrars Hall Care Home provides residential and dementia care in Huntingdon, with a setting that includes a cinema, café, hair salon and gardens. The home is designed for older people who need permanent support or a short stay for respite or convalescence after hospital treatment.

Dementia care is built around person-centred care plans that are reviewed as needs change, with families involved in planning and support.

Field Lodge supports older people through residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside respite and end-of-life care. Its registration also covers mental health, physical disabilities and younger adults, while its listed care services focus on older people in St Ives.

Residents can join daily activities and outings in bright, clean surroundings. Practical facilities include a café, garden and cinema room, with a minibus available for outings.

Field Lodge offers residential, dementia and nursing care for older people in St Ives, alongside respite and end of life support. The home combines care with a café, garden and activities room, while a cinema room and minibus support social time and outings.

Residents can take part in activities within bright communal surroundings, and families can arrange a viewing when considering care.

Florence House is a private residential home for twenty people over 65 in a quiet area of Ramsey. Single bedrooms, many en-suite, are arranged on the ground floor, with patio doors overlooking the garden and ramped access at the entrance.

Meals are cooked on site, with daily choices and flexibility for special diets. Residents can join bingo, exercise, art and painting, while regular visits from a hairdresser and chiropodist add practical support.

HF Trust supports learning disabled people through residential care, with trained staff helping residents live with independence, choice and the assistance they need. Hft also offers supported living and domiciliary care as part of its wider charity network.

People using Hft services can receive support to live as they choose, make friends and advocate for themselves.

Hill House provides long-term residential and short-term respite care for elderly residents in a homely setting in Ellington. The home supports people living with dementia and can offer care for a range of individual needs, while rooms may be personalised with residents’ own furniture and treasured belongings.

The family-run home combines character-filled surroundings with home-cooked meals, spacious gardens, patio areas and a bright lounge for…

Hunters Down Care Home supports people with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex care requirements through residential and nursing care. Its modern purpose-built home sits opposite Riverside Park and supports more than 100 people in a community-based setting.

The home is organised around communities with their own identity, while residents can take part in activities and social opportunities.

Nelson Lodge provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite care and short breaks also available through Anchor. Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round, followed by a pre-assessment to discuss care needs and prepare the move.

The home’s wider approach includes catering, wellbeing activities, local visits and support for maintaining links with family and the surrounding area.

Olivemede offers flexible residential care in Yaxley for older people, including dementia support, respite and convalescent placements. Its accommodation comprises 32 single en-suite rooms across two floors, with a lift for wheelchair users and more than an acre of gardens.

Residents can bring personal belongings, join activities and take part in trips to local events. The kitchen prepares meals requested by residents and caters for dietary needs.

Long- and short-term residential care at Paxton Hall Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia or conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, strokes and Alzheimer’s disease. Staff are trained around individual needs, with care intended to continue as frailty increases.

The Grade II listed building has spacious grounds, mature trees and a walled garden.

Rose Cottage provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Huntingdon. The home is part of Greensleeves Care, a not-for-profit organisation whose care model uses assessments, personalised plans and familiar routines to support a gentle transition into residential care.

Dementia support is shaped around each resident’s life story, abilities and changing needs, with calm communication and adapted activities.

Saxon Manor Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people and others who need support with daily living. Its personalised care packages are shaped around each resident’s needs, with support also registered for physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

Life at the home includes meals, meaningful activities, family time and opportunities to maintain independence.

The Hillings is listed as a residential care home for older people, with the wider organisation also describing dementia, nursing and respite services. It appears among the group’s Cambridgeshire locations, while the local category identifies the business as a residential care home in St Neots.

The confirmed local evidence does not establish detailed facilities, room arrangements, activities or staffing specifically for The Hillings.

The Old Vicarage Care Home provides permanent residential care, respite care and day care for older people in St Neots. Residents receive individual care plans, personal care and assistance with washing, bathing and dressing, alongside 24-hour staffing and support with daily living.

Its former vicarage setting retains original features, while rooms can be personalised with residents’ own belongings and furnishings.

Physical disability support is the central focus of The Manor, a residential care home serving older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Its registration covers care without nursing, including physical disability support and complex needs.

The home sits within Leonard Cheshire’s wider residential care and supported living services.