Elderly care homes in Newcastle upon Tyne

Residential, dementia and respite care at The Manor House Gosforth supports older people seeking help while retaining independence and choice. The home includes specially designed secure accommodation for residents with varying degrees of dementia, alongside spaces intended to feel like home.

Residents have access to private ensuite bedrooms or suites, lounges and gardens.

Nurse-led care at Tyne Grange supports adults with complex needs in a community-based home in Newcastle upon Tyne. The service covers neurological and physical needs, including dementia, brain injury and spinal injury care.

Tyne Grange forms part of Exemplar Health Care, whose approach includes multidisciplinary working, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Specialist dementia residential and nursing care is the focus at Brooke House, a purpose-built care home in Denton for older people and adults with complex support needs. Its nursing team provides care tailored to each resident’s medical needs and preferences, within spacious accommodation overlooking the Tyne Valley.

The home is registered for care covering dementia, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Melton House combines residential living with nursing care for older people, people living with dementia, younger adults and those with physical disabilities. Its three-storey home in Gosforth has 67 beds, spacious modern facilities and views across Newcastle Racecourse.

The home is part of Prestwick Care, a North East care provider, and offers a setting where residents can receive ongoing support while families remain involved.

Cestria House provides residential and dementia care for older people in a modern home opened in 1984 in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne. The setting combines accommodation with spaces for living, rehabilitation and relaxation across three floors, while care is centred on each resident’s individual needs.

The home is part of Prestwick Care, which operates care homes across the North East.

Craghall Residential Home provides residential, respite and dementia care in a home set within secluded surroundings in the Jesmond Dene conservation area. Its care approach is tailored to each resident’s needs, with support intended to help people live life their way and retain familiar interests.

Residents can take part in a weekly programme of activities, trips out and community visits, while families are encouraged to stay involved.

Residential care and residential dementia care at Fleming Court support older people in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne. The home is registered for care without nursing and offers a setting for residents who need accommodation and day-to-day assistance.

Fleming Court forms part of HC-One, whose wider services include residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Purpose-built facilities and landscaped gardens support dementia-focused care at Abbey Court in Gosforth, Newcastle. The home offers residential and nursing support, with 44 bedrooms featuring en-suite bathrooms, fitted furniture and interactive alarm systems.

Bright communal areas and gardens provide space for daily routines and social connection. The nursing team tailors care to individual medical needs and preferences, while the home remains…

Abbeyfield Residential Care Home creates a shared community setting for older people who need residential support, companionship and help with daily living. The purpose-built home is near Jesmond Dene, with rooms that can be personalised using familiar belongings.

Freshly prepared meals take account of favourite dishes and dietary requirements. Daily activities and supervised outings help residents stay connected and engaged, while Abbeyfield’s…

Abbeyfield Residential Care Home offers residential care for older people in a home originally built as a private residence. Its setting retains a family-home character while being extended and refurbished for older residents, with companionship and community central to daily life.

The Abbeyfield model includes freshly prepared meals, attention to dietary requirements and spaces for shared company.

Allan Court provides residential, respite and nursing care for older and younger adults, including people living with dementia. The home is intended for residents who need support with daily activities or nursing care for physical conditions, with a focus on maintaining independence and identity within a residential setting.

Families can view the home through videos, a virtual tour or an on-site visit.

Astell Care Centre provides general nursing, EMI nursing and residential care in a 93-bed facility in Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne. It supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or other complex care requirements.

The centre is part of Crown Care, a family-run provider whose care homes combine residential, nursing and dementia services.

Young adults with physical and learning disabilities receive complex nursing support at Bradbury Wing, including people living with acquired brain injuries, multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy. The home has 20 beds and a calm setting among trees and nature.

Residents can access advanced medical support tailored to individual needs, including PEG feeding and ventilator support.

Briardene Care Home provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care in Westerhope, Newcastle. The home supports older people, people with physical disabilities and younger adults, with its service designed to accommodate different levels of care as needs develop.

Its care offer includes dementia support, memory loss care and emergency care admissions.

Older people living with dementia and younger adults fall within Byker Lodge’s registered care scope. The home offers residential support for people who need help with daily life, reassurance and structured care, including those staying after hospital treatment or during changing circumstances.

Family involvement can form part of the transition into care, while support is intended to develop as residents’ needs change.

For people considering residential support, Comfort House covers care for dementia, older people, learning disabilities and younger adults. A home assessment gathers information about individual needs, allowing the manager to prepare a care plan before arrival.

Daily support includes help with washing, dressing, eating and mobility, while residents are encouraged to retain independence and make personal choices.

Connie Lewcock Resource Centre supports older people and younger adults within adult social care. Its registered role is residential care without nursing, providing a setting for people who need practical help with daily life.

The centre is connected with wider routes covering care needs, keeping adults safe, support at home and care homes. Its role is therefore centred on residential social care rather than registered nursing.