Elderly care homes in North Tyneside

Eastbourne House provides residential and residential dementia care for older people in Whitley Bay. The home is accepting new residents and supports people who need daily assistance in a care home setting, including those living with dementia.

The home is part of HC-One, whose wider services include residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Eastside Gardens provides residential, nursing and dementia care across four dedicated units in a purpose-built 90-bedroom home. Bedrooms have en-suite facilities, TV points and Wi-Fi, with specialist equipment available where required.

Residents can personalise their rooms with photographs, ornaments and treasured belongings, while care plans reflect individual preferences, routines and changing needs.

Collingwood Court provides residential and dementia care for older people, alongside respite and end-of-life care. An assessment considers mobility, personal care and dietary requirements before admission, with families able to seek guidance on funding.

The home has a garden and activities room, plus a hair and beauty salon, library and minibus for outings. Daily activities support longer-term residence and short breaks.

Earsdon Grange Care Home specialises in day care, dementia nursing care, residential care and respite care in Whitley Bay. The home forms part of Maria Mallaband Care Group, whose services range from lower-level daily assistance and short breaks to 24-hour nursing and dementia support.

Care is organised around each person’s identity, preferences and opinions, influencing areas such as food, activities and experiences.

Eothen Residential Homes provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support shaped around physical and emotional needs. The organisation also welcomes people with sensory impairment and offers care for younger adults within its registered scope.

Its dementia provision uses the Butterfly Household Model of Care, creating smaller household-style living intended to support belonging and wellbeing.

Appleby provides nursing, dementia and residential care for older people and younger adults in North Shields. Its care model is person-centred, with dedicated staff supporting residents according to their needs and conditions within a purpose-built home.

The home is designed to offer comfortable living alongside nursing and dementia support, with large garden areas and access to local amenities reflected in the wider group’s home design.

Eothen Residential Homes provides residential and dementia care for older people through homes guided by Christian values. It operates as a not-for-profit fee-charging charity, investing surplus in the maintenance and development of its homes.

Its dementia care follows the Butterfly Household Model, using small-household living to create familiarity and belonging.

Holmlea Care Home supports older people with residential, dementia and respite care in a substantial late Victorian home. Residents have access to single bedrooms, lounges, a sun room and landscaped gardens, with wheelchair access to all floors.

The home is part of Parkside Care, a family business operating small residential homes for older people.

Melrose House provides residential care and domiciliary care for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health conditions. Community care can cover as much or as little help as a person needs at home, while residential support provides round-the-clock assistance when living independently is no longer enough.

The service focuses on maintaining independence through help with everyday tasks, personal care and household…

Adults with mild, moderate or acute learning disabilities can receive residential support at Milton Lodge in Whitley Bay, particularly where high support needs or behaviours create additional risks. Milton Lodge supports residents through individual care planning focused on personal development and independence.

The home has twelve single bedrooms, three lounges, two dining rooms and a communal kitchen, with enclosed outdoor space.

Park View Care Home supports older people with residential care, including people living with dementia and those with complex or enduring health needs. Its purpose-built accommodation includes spacious rooms and relaxing gardens, with support shaped around each resident’s life story and independence.

A varied activity programme can include entertainment, games, creative sessions and animal visits.

Parkvale supports adults with mental health issues and mild, moderate or acute learning disabilities, including people whose behaviour may place themselves or others at risk. Its work is linked to rehabilitation, community presence and personal development.

The three-storey property accommodates up to seven male adults in single rooms. Shared facilities include a lounge, dining room and conservatory, while separate bathroom and toilet facilities…