Elderly care homes in Southampton

Accommodation and tailored support at Linden House are intended for people experiencing homelessness, addiction and other complex challenges. The Southampton service helps residents work towards safer, healthier and more independent lives, with support shaped around each person’s circumstances.

Its specialist managed alcohol supported accommodation service provides housing-related support for up to 24 adults experiencing problematic alcohol use.

St James Care provides supported accommodation and tailored help for adults experiencing problematic alcohol use in Southampton. Its specialist managed alcohol service supports up to 24 adults and sits within a wider organisation working with homelessness, addiction, mental health and other complex challenges.

Support is shaped around each resident’s needs, with aims including reducing substance use or associated offending behaviour, improving…

Aspen Lodge Care Home supports older people with residential and dementia care, with 24-hour support delivered in accordance with an individual care plan. A dedicated floor serves older people living with dementia within a residential setting designed to feel like home.

The care team can arrange occupational and speech therapy, chiropody and physiotherapy, as well as appointments with dentists and opticians.

Brookvale House provides residential and specialist dementia care in Southampton, with support for people living with physical or mental health needs. The home has 35 bedrooms, communal spaces and a sensory garden, offering a smaller setting for residents and their families.

Care plans, activities and community life are shaped around individual needs, with staff available around the clock.

Buttercup House Care Home supports older people living with dementia and mental health needs in a residential setting. The family-run home combines accommodation, daily care and activities, with dementia-specific training for staff and support that can extend to local appointments, clubs and community connections.

Families can access guidance about residential care costs and funding, while residents take part in a wide variety of activities.

Delrose supports adults with learning disabilities, younger adults and complex support needs through residential care shaped around individual assessment and personal choice. The service is intended for people whose assistance may need to change as their needs, abilities or ambitions develop.

Lifeways’ wider offer includes residential care, supported living and complex care, with routes for families and professionals.

Hampton Lodge provides nursing, residential dementia and short-stay respite care for older people in Southampton. The purpose-built home supports up to 44 residents with person-centred care available around the clock, taking account of each resident’s history, personality and preferences.

General nursing care, residential dementia care and respite stays are available, including short-term support when families or regular carers need a break.

For up to eight adults with learning and physical disabilities, Ivydene provides residential care in Portswood, Southampton. The home supports people with complex needs within a small household setting and forms part of Voyage Care’s wider support network.

Residents can access flexible pathways including autism support, brain injury rehabilitation and community support, depending on their assessed needs.

Keychange Charity Fair Havens Care Home provides residential care and support for older people in Southampton as part of a Christian, not-for-profit organisation. Its care home community is intended to offer more than accommodation, with the wider organisation directing every penny back into its care home communities and people.

Families can also access Keychange information about funding residential care, while Fair Havens sits within a broader…

Mayflower Court provides residential care, dementia care and respite stays for older people in a retirement home setting. The home supports permanent residents and people needing a short break, with a pre-assessment used to discuss care needs before moving in.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round and ask about daily life, activities and sample menus.