Elderly care homes in Ribble Valley

Residential care for older people at Abbeyfield Care Home Clitheroe includes provision relevant to dementia and physical disabilities. The purpose-built home sits within Abbeyfield’s wider range of retirement housing and care services, which includes assisted living, independent living and dementia-friendly homes.

Abbeyfield combines care with companionship, shared meals and community life, while residents can retain independence within a…

Beech Grove Care Home in Clitheroe supports older people with residential care, including assistance for dementia and end-of-life needs. Residents receive help with personal care, everyday tasks and changing requirements, while the home encourages involvement in daily life.

A weekly activity programme is shaped by residents’ suggestions and includes hobbies, entertainment and traditional pastimes.

Castleford Home for Older People provides residential care for older people, including those with dementia and physical disabilities. Its registered scope also includes younger adults, making it a residential setting for people who need day-to-day support across different age groups.

The home is part of the adult social care landscape associated with Lancashire County Council.

Hazeldene Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults in Wilpshire, north of Blackburn. The home supports people with different dependency needs through tailored care plans, personal care and activities designed around individual interests.

Residents can take part in day trips, outdoor activities, religious visits and daily sessions such as coffee mornings, puzzles and crafts.

Longridge Hall and Lodge supports older people with specialist residential dementia care and short-term respite stays near Preston. The service is registered for older people and dementia care, with support centred on resident needs and preferences.

It suits people needing a longer-term home or a temporary stay while a family carer takes a break. Daily life includes activities and entertainment, while the food menu is varied and tea and coffee…

The Manor House provides residential and nursing care for older people, with dementia care, respite stays and day care also available. A registered nurse is on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, supporting residents with nursing needs in a residential home setting.

The home also offers activities and day-visitor access to dining, entertainment and therapeutic facilities.

High Brake House offers residential, dementia, palliative and respite care in Clitheroe, with routines shaped around the person rather than an institutional timetable. The family-run home supports residents who want a settled environment with 24-hour assistance while continuing ordinary activities such as reading, chatting, gardening or relaxing at their own pace.

Private en-suite rooms and person-centred care are part of the home’s offer.

Lowfield house Limited provides long-term and respite residential care for people who need help with daily living, mobility, personal care or medication. Support is delivered in a home setting, with staff available 24 hours a day and care shaped around dignity, independence and wellbeing.

Residents receive freshly prepared home-cooked meals tailored to dietary requirements, alongside housekeeping and laundry.

Alston View Nursing and Residential Home supports people who need help with washing, dressing, eating or taking regular medication. Residential, nursing and respite care are available, with intermediate nursing care offered as an alternative to a hospital stay.

The home has 49 single rooms and one shared room, all with en-suite facilities. Residents can personalise their rooms and join activities such as trips, arts and crafts or pet therapy.