Elderly care homes in Richmond upon Thames

Cecil Court provides personal, dementia and respite care within a residential setting for older people. Its care teams focus on each resident as an individual, considering physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs when shaping support and daily life.

The home is part of Central & Cecil, a not-for-profit London housing and care provider. The organisation describes a 5:1 resident-to-staff ratio and says its teams include long-serving…

Individual assessments help Cambridge Park shape residential support around each person’s needs, wellbeing and desired outcomes. The service supports older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, with independence encouraged wherever possible.

Support can include daily activities, cooking, cleaning and personal interests, alongside access to local opportunities.

Residential, dementia and nursing care are available at Deer Park View Care Centre in Teddington, alongside respite and end of life support for older people. Before moving in, the home’s care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Daily life is supported by an activities room, gardens and garden-view rooms, with a hair salon, private dining and a spa bathroom also available.

Hampton Care Home provides nursing and residential care in a purpose-built home in Hampton, with dementia, respite and palliative care also available. Spacious en-suite bedrooms, landscaped gardens, lounges and a varied activities programme support everyday care and social life.

Care plans are tailored with residents and families and reviewed as needs change. The home offers a four-week trial stay, while respite admission requires assessment for…

Homemead provides personal and dementia care for older people in a 26-bedroom residential home in Teddington. Its care teams learn about residents’ physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs, then focus on what each person can do while supporting independence and daily wellbeing.

Homemead is part of Central & Cecil, a not-for-profit housing and care provider. The organisation says its care teams include long-serving permanent staff and limit…

Laurel Dene supports older people and younger adults in Hampton through residential, nursing, end-of-life and palliative care. Its registered provision covers dementia, mental health and physical disabilities, with care plans reviewed as needs change.

The home can support longer-term placements as well as people approaching the end of life. Agincare’s wider care advice service helps families understand different routes before deciding on a…

Lynde House supports older people with residential, dementia, nursing and respite care in Twickenham. Its care home with nursing registration accommodates residents whose needs require more than residential assistance, while short stays provide flexibility.

The home combines daily care with activities, lounges and an accessible garden. Seasonal meals are prepared on the premises, with modified textured dishes available according to residents’…

Viera Gray House provides residential and dementia care for older people in Barnes, with the support of Greensleeves Care’s not-for-profit model. Residents can receive care in a home where fees are reinvested into services, rather than distributed to shareholders.

The home offers a six-week flexible trial period and short-term respite stays after illness, hospital discharge or a change in routine.

Whitefarm Lodge offers residential, nursing, end-of-life and palliative care for older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. Its nursing-home setting supports people whose needs require nursing provision alongside residential care.

Whitefarm Lodge is part of Agincare’s wider care network, which offers advice on care options and funding.

Residential and nursing care at Greville House includes end-of-life and palliative support for older people and those living with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home is registered to provide care for older people, younger adults and people with complex requirements.

Its care provision can support ongoing placements as needs change, with comfort-focused care included within the residential and nursing setting.