Elderly care homes in Somerset

Castle House Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing, residential, palliative, respite and short-stay care in a family-run setting. It supports older people and younger adults, with care shaped around individual needs and daily wellbeing. A dedicated Well Being team organises crafts, pamper mornings and trips out, alongside entertainers and seasonal celebrations.

Meals are freshly prepared by the home’s chefs and can accommodate dietary needs and…

Chelston Park Nursing and Residential Home provides dementia nursing care and residential support for older people in a purpose-built home. The setting is planned around dementia needs, with staff supporting informed choices, personalised care plans and participation in daily life.

Five dedicated activities staff and an activities coordinator organise visiting entertainers and in-house sessions, including arts and crafts and physiotherapy.

Heron House Residential Home supports older people with residential care, dementia care and help for physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its wider care offer includes respite, palliative and day care, with support for medication, meals and housekeeping.

The home has 19 en-suite ground-floor rooms, communal lounges, dining space and gardens with level paths.

Glastonbury Care Home provides 24-hour nursing care for older people, including people living with dementia, in a quiet cul-de-sac setting. Its registered service covers dementia, older people and younger adults requiring nursing care.

The home has day rooms for family privacy, gardens, on-site food preparation and organised activities. It is operated by Brunelcare, a charity and not-for-profit provider with care homes and other support services.

Highfield House Residential Care Home provides person-centred residential care for older people in a Grade II listed country town house in Castle Cary. Residents receive support with daily living while being encouraged to retain independence, choice and confidence.

The home offers day and respite care, freshly prepared meals shaped around individual tastes and dietary needs, and care plans developed with residents and families.

Northfield House supports adults with autism and learning disabilities, including people with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and physical disabilities. The NAS-accredited residential home supports up to 11 adults and focuses on independence, meaningful daily life and person-centred care.

Support plans can help residents develop daily living skills, join activities at home and in the local community, and work towards personal goals such as moving into…

Oaktree Court provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a former mansion set within 14 acres of Somerset countryside near Wellington. The home supports residents recovering after hospital stays, living with complex health needs or requiring end-of-life care.

Registered General Nurses provide round-the-clock nursing care, while the activities team creates a varied calendar of events and outings.

St Georges Care Home provides residential care and day care for people over 65, with an activities programme designed to support mental stimulation as well as physical care. The home organises chair-based exercise, arts and crafts, visiting musicians and other events through an activities coordinator who works with residents individually and in groups.

Each potential resident receives an assessment covering mobility, medical conditions, mental…

The Knoll Nursing Home provides long and short-term residential and nursing care for older and frail people, alongside respite, convalescent, palliative and adult day care. Its nursing service operates 24 hours a day and includes post-operative support, chronic illness care and terminal illness support.

Bedrooms can be personalised with cherished belongings, while communal areas, private gardens and a specially adapted minibus support…

Twenty-four-hour nursing care in a purpose-built home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment or mental health needs. The Orchards also offers residential, respite and end-of-life care within a setting designed around individual routines.

Residents have access to private gardens and a community-focused setting in the heart of Crewkerne.