Elderly care homes in Oxford

OSJCT Marston Court provides residential and dementia care for older people in Oxford, with respite, intermediate and day care also available through the wider organisation. Its dementia approach centres on understanding each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests before shaping daily support.

Residents can take part in activities such as gardening, music, baking and familiar daily routines, with opportunities for family…

Fairfield Residential Home provides long-term, short-term and respite residential care for older people in North Oxford. Its purpose-built home has 40 en-suite bedrooms, including rooms suitable for couples, alongside lounges, dining areas and a landscaped garden.

The home also runs Fairfield Social Club for older people living in the community. Regular or one-off day visits provide social time and activities for people who may be living alone or…

OSJCT Isis House Care & Retirement Centre provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults. Nursing support is available for people recovering from a major operation as well as those needing longer-term care, with person-centred support shaped around each resident.

Dementia care follows life stories, preferences and familiar routines to help residents remain connected to their interests and abilities.

OSJCT Townsend House provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support shaped around each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and interests. Nursing care is available across the wider organisation, while this home is registered as a care home without nursing.

Dementia support includes trained teams, meaningful activities and environments designed to help with memory, orientation and confidence.

Oxford Respite Service supports children, young people and adults with learning disabilities or autism through tailored care and support. The service is relevant to people who need planned assistance for a short period, alongside broader disability support.

Its wider model includes supported living, outreach and employment opportunities, with teams working alongside families, professionals and local networks.

St Andrew's Residential Care Home supports up to 24 elderly residents in a family-owned home in Headington, Oxford. Care is individualised, with residents’ histories, interests and routines informing daily support while dignity and privacy remain central.

Residents can join activities, entertainment and celebrations throughout the week, while relatives and friends are welcomed.

St Luke's Hospital combines short-term rehabilitation, respite and long-term nursing care for people who need support before returning home or who require ongoing nursing provision. Its nursing team works alongside physiotherapists, occupational therapists and healthcare assistants, with 24-hour care tailored to individual needs.

Short stays can support recovery after surgery, stabilisation following hospital treatment or a family carer’s break.

St. John's Home provides residential care in central Oxford for up to 38 people, including residents with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other support requirements. The home is registered without nursing and offers 24-hour personal care from senior carers and care assistants.

Residents are encouraged to retain lifestyle choices, socialise and join activities while receiving support when needed.

Residential care for older people is centred at The Lady Nuffield Home, where daily life includes activities for residents who wish to join in and support for everyday living. The home is registered to care for older people and people living with dementia.

Staff receive full in-house training and regular updates on mandatory subjects, while care staff are encouraged to undertake Health and Social Care NVQ Diplomas.

Residential, nursing and dementia care are available at Brookfield for older people in Oxford, with support also registered for younger adults. The home provides 24-hour nursing care, personalised care plans, activities, spiritual support and end of life care.

Residents have en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, a hair salon and secure landscaped gardens.

The Albany Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Oxford. Its nursing provision is designed for residents who need ongoing clinical support, while residential and dementia services cover different levels of day-to-day assistance.

The home is part of Healthcare Homes, whose care offer includes permanent and respite placements across residential and nursing settings.

Life-story-based care at OSJCT Longlands supports older people, including those living with dementia. The home offers residential, respite and intermediate care, and is registered as a care home without nursing.

Care plans reflect each resident’s routines, preferences and interests. Daily activities may include music, gardening and baking, alongside familiar occupations that help residents stay connected to what matters.

The Headington Care Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in Oxford. Its nursing service offers 24-hour specialist clinical care and support from registered and qualified nursing staff, while residential care supports people who need help with daily activities but not continuous nursing intervention.

The home also offers dementia care and palliative care within Gold Care Homes’ wider service range.