Elderly care homes in South Kesteven

Older people at OSJCT Gregory House can receive residential care in Grantham, with the wider organisation also offering dementia and nursing care. Its care approach uses person-centred planning to understand each resident’s life story, preferences, routines and interests.

For people living with dementia, activities can include gardening, music and familiar daily routines, with support shaped around abilities and life experience.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential and supported living services. Its wider work also includes day services, activities and short breaks for children, young people and adults.

Accessible activities include arts and sports, with wellbeing sessions helping people build confidence and express themselves. Support can involve communication, independence, friendship and day-to-day living.

20 Towngate East provides residential care and specialist support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The service forms part of Voyage Care’s network, which includes registered care homes, supported living accommodation, support at home and community-based care.

Support is tailored around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.

Apple Trees Care & Reablement Centre supports older people through residential, dementia and respite care, with intermediate and day care also part of the wider offer. It is registered for older people, physical disabilities and younger adults, with the care-home registration recorded as without nursing.

Its dementia approach includes specialist training, life-story work and activities shaped around residents’ interests, routines and abilities.

Braceborough Hall Care Home provides long-term residential care and short-term respite care for older people. The home is set in an early Victorian house with two acres of lawns and trees, retaining its original character while offering modernised accommodation.

It is registered for 25 residents and deliberately remains small to preserve a home-from-home atmosphere.

Nursing, residential, dementia and respite care are available at Braeburn Lodge for older people and adults with physical or sensory needs. The home supports residents whose requirements may change over time, including movement between residential and nursing care.

Daily life includes activities, trips and excursions, alongside meals prepared on site with locally sourced meat and vegetables.

Grand View Care Home combines residential, nursing and dementia care in a purpose-built Stamford setting. Individual routines, preferences, dignity and independence remain central to daily support, with carers and nurses working alongside chefs and activity organisers.

Residents can join live music, art classes and gentle yoga. Dementia-friendly spaces use clear signage and simple layouts, while familiar belongings and secure outdoor areas…

Maple Leaf Lodge Care Home combines residential care with dementia care and respite or short stays for older people. Its team works with GPs and dementia specialists, while residents receive support shaped around individual needs and routines.

The home places practical daily living alongside social life. Seasonal meals are prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with modified-texture dishes available where needed.

Newton House provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and adults with physical disabilities, mental health needs or other support requirements. Its care home setting also supports palliative care, with practitioners helping residents through changing needs.

Daily life includes activities such as games, music, crafts and social events, alongside freshly prepared meals and textured dishes where required.

Residential care at OSJCT Digby Court supports older people and those with physical disabilities in Bourne. The organisation also offers dementia and respite care, while its guidance describes planning built around each resident’s life story, preferences and routines.

Daily support can include meaningful activities such as gardening, music and baking, with dementia training forming part of the wider care approach.

OSJCT Whitefriars provides residential and dementia care in Stamford for older people. The home is registered without nursing and supports daily living through routines, memory support and individualised care.

Dementia support uses residents’ life stories, preferences and familiar routines to shape daily activities. Gardening and music are among the activities used to maintain engagement, while staff training covers communication, interaction and…

Priory Court Care Home provides residential, dementia, nursing and respite care for older people in Stamford. Its care setting includes a dedicated memory floor and support shaped around individual needs, with residents’ wellbeing, interests and life histories informing daily life.

Residents can take part in activities, social opportunities and family occasions, with meals and time together forming part of the home’s community atmosphere.

Rose Lodge & Holland House Care Home provides residential and dementia care, with respite care also available through Country Court’s care network. The home supports older people and adults with physical disabilities, with care plans developed around changing needs and family involvement.

Residents can take part in activities such as reminiscence, gardening and baking, while the wider setting is designed to be dementia-friendly and easy to…

Royal Windsor Care Home supports older adults with residential, dementia and respite care in Grantham and surrounding Lincolnshire communities. The purpose-built home has 68 en-suite bedrooms, communal spaces and landscaped gardens, with personalised care available around the clock.

Residents can use the hair salon, bar and bistro, cinema and restaurant dining areas.

Tallington Lodge Care Home provides residential and dementia care near Stamford, with en-suite bedrooms, gardens and communal facilities including a pub, café and salon. Its registered remit covers dementia, older people, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, while respite and nursing care are also available through the wider service.

Care plans are reviewed as needs change, and families can be involved in planning and consultation.

The Cedars provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a care home surrounded by mature gardens in Bourne. The home combines private residential living with communal areas, activities and support for people whose needs may change over time.

Meals are prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal menus and modified-texture dishes available according to residents’ needs.