Elderly care homes in North Norfolk

Older people living with dementia can receive residential support at Munhaven, alongside full-time care and short-term respite through Norse Care. Respite can help people recovering from illness or surgery, planning time away or exploring longer-term support.

Norse Care homes encourage routines, interests, friendships and family involvement, with wellbeing coordinators supporting meaningful activities.

Kevlin House provides residential care for older people, with particular support for those living with dementia. Residents can remain engaged in daily life, continue lifelong hobbies and take part in activities designed around their interests and abilities.

The home is part of Rhencullen Care Group and follows a person-centred approach intended to support independence, autonomy and personal growth.

Broadacres Care Home combines residential care with respite and weekday day care for older people near Norwich. The home supports residents with routines, preferences and personal belongings considered before moving in, helping new residents settle into their rooms and daily life.

Day care runs Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm and includes meals, activities, communal facilities and companionship.

Residential care at Brackendale House covers older people and adults with mental health needs, learning disabilities and substance misuse needs. The home is part of PrimeLife, whose services include residential and residential nursing care across its homes.

The wider care offer includes dementia care, respite care and supported living, with support available around the clock in residential settings.

Residential care, short-term care and day care are available at Cranmer House in Fakenham. The home supports older people, including those living with dementia, with private rooms, communal living areas and secluded gardens.

Short stays can support recovery, provide a break for a family carer or offer a trial before a longer-term decision.

Long-term and short-term residential support for older people and people living with dementia is available at Dorrington House (Wells). The purpose-built Wells home is designed to make movement easier for less able residents and sits within walking distance of the town centre.

Residents can use more than three-quarters of an acre of gardens, while families and carers can arrange temporary support for a day, a few hours or a short break.

Heath Lodge Care Home offers residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Holt, with end-of-life care also available. The purpose-built home provides daily activities and spaces including a cinema room, conservatory and garden.

Residents can use the café, library, hair and beauty salon, reminiscence room and spa bathroom. Care needs are assessed before admission, including mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious…

Lakeshore Nursing Home supports older people and residents with physical disabilities through nurse-led residential, nursing and respite care in Sheringham. Registered nurses oversee medical and care needs, with individual plans reflecting each resident’s wishes, health requirements and preferred way of life.

The home accommodates a maximum of 35 residents and provides landscaped gardens, lounges and a conservatory for social and quieter time.

Prime Life Limited provides residential care and residential nursing care for older people and adults with mental health needs, younger adults and substance misuse needs. Its homes are designed for people who find living alone difficult, with support available around the clock and accommodation adapted to varied care requirements.

PrimeLife also provides information about care costs, funding options and NHS Continuing Healthcare, including…

Rose Meadow offers residential care, short-term care and day care for older people in North Walsham. The home provides person-centred support in a setting with communal rooms, dining areas, large gardens, residents’ own rooms and a programme of activities and events.

Short-term stays can support someone recovering from illness or surgery, planning time away or needing temporary additional support.

Scarborough House delivers residential care for older people in Wells-next-the-Sea as part of a small family-run care group serving north Norfolk. The home supports residents who need help with everyday living in a residential setting.

Imperial Care Homes describes structured staff training, with managers holding care qualifications and staff trained to at least NVQ2.

Sydney House offers residential care, short-term care and day care for older people. Its support can suit someone recovering from illness or surgery, a family needing a temporary break, or a person considering longer-term accommodation in a residential home.

Residents have their own rooms, communal living and dining spaces, secluded gardens and a varied programme of activities.

Tamar House provides tailored residential care for people who need additional support, with particular experience in dementia care. The home is designed around individual wishes and aims to help residents remain engaged, continue lifelong hobbies and take part in activities suited to them.

Life at the home is presented as a family-feel setting for residents and visitors, with facilities and activities intended to keep people busy and connected.

Permanent and respite care at The Manor House supports older people, including those living with dementia, in a residential setting in North Walsham. The home is part of Healthcare Homes, whose wider services include residential, nursing, respite and dementia care.

The Manor House is suited to families comparing ongoing support with a shorter stay. Its care-home setting is registered for older people, dementia, learning disabilities and younger…