Elderly care homes in Worthing

Melrose Care Home provides long-term and respite nursing care in a family-run home in Worthing. The service combines nursing support with a homely setting, personalised bedrooms and activities designed to help residents pursue interests and maintain a sense of purpose.

Residents can customise bedrooms with furniture, soft furnishings and ornaments. The activities room supports puzzles, cards and computer use, while the home also organises parties…

Berkeley Lodge provides nursing care and specialist dementia care for older people in Worthing, including short-term and longer stays. The home’s care planning involves residents and families, with support designed around personal needs, preferences, independence and choice.

The 67 bedrooms include personal climate control and large HD televisions, while shared lounges, dining rooms and secure gardens support daily life.

Amberley Lodge Care Home specialises in dementia and nursing care for people over 65 in Worthing. A registered nurse is present 24 hours a day, supported by healthcare assistants, while care plans and risk assessments are reviewed monthly after admission.

The home offers bright single bedrooms with wash basins, ceiling track hoists and nurse call systems.

Ashdown Nursing Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in Worthing, with 24-hour support for residents’ individual needs. The home also offers respite, palliative and end-of-life care, Parkinson’s support and stroke support, covering both ongoing clinical requirements and shorter stays.

Care plans are person-centred and designed around choice, dignity and independence.

Avon House provides specialist residential dementia care for older people, including residents living with Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and other cognitive conditions. The home has developed its dementia service over many years and offers professional care around the clock.

The Edwardian house has 25 bedrooms across the ground and first floors, with a family-style atmosphere and encouragement for residents to retain independence where…

Avon Manor specialises in dementia care for residents with dementia and other cognitive conditions, including Parkinson’s disease and schizophrenia. Its Worthing home supports residents through person-centred care and encourages them to maintain independence for as long as possible. The service is designed for people who need specialist support around the clock.

Fees include meals, laundry and care in line with residents’ care plans, including GP…

Bramshaw House provides specialist residential support for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including people with complex needs and behaviours of distress. The home is presented as a calm seaside setting for people who need person-led support, with care registered for learning disabilities, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Its care model uses Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK…

Bywell House Care Home supports older people and people living with dementia through individual care packages and a key worker system. The home promotes personal preferences, independence and autonomy. Activities include group sessions, tailored interests and outings, with musical entertainment also available.

Bedrooms include washing facilities, with lifts and a stair lift helping residents access different floors.

Residential and dementia care at Camowen is intended for people who need a secure, homely setting in Worthing, including residents living with dementia. The family-owned home has operated under the same family since 2005 and provides 20 single bedrooms, each with an en-suite. Its care offer is supported by trained staff and a person-centred activity programme.

Daily life combines quiet residential surroundings with gardens, food and entertainment…

Nursing care, rehabilitation and respite support are available for physically disabled ex-Service personnel and eligible immediate family members at Care for Veterans. The service supports former members of the RAF, Army, Royal Navy and auxiliary services aged 18 and over, including people with acquired brain injury and degenerative neurological conditions.

A multidisciplinary team provides physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychological…

Specialist residential support at Chantry is designed for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including those with complex needs and behaviours of distress. The Worthing home combines a sociable setting with support intended to promote independence, wellbeing and meaningful relationships.

Its care model is rooted in Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK training.

Country Lodge Nursing Home supports people over 65 with permanent and respite nursing care, including palliative care and postoperative recovery. The home also has experience supporting people with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and stroke-related needs.

Bedrooms are equipped for 24-hour nursing care with adjustable beds, specialist mattresses, call bells and accessible wet rooms.

Residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care are available at Highgrove House, a family-run home for older people in Worthing. The home provides round-the-clock support and is registered for care without nursing, including support for dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities.

Daily life combines individual care with fresh meals, activities, outings and community engagement.

Hollywynd Rest Home supports older people with residential care, personal care, mobility assistance and changing memory or cognitive needs in Worthing. The family-owned home centres everyday life around familiarity, companionship and independence.

Residents can spend time in shared lounges, the conservatory and gardens, or quieter moments in their own rooms. Furniture and personal belongings are welcomed to create a familiar space.

At Keychange Charity Rosemary Mount Care Home, older people can live in a residential care setting run by a Christian, not-for-profit organisation. The charity says money is invested in its care-home communities and people, giving the home a clear community focus.

Keychange also publishes guidance on residential care funding and conversations about moving into a care home.

Residential, dementia, respite and palliative care are offered at Larkswood, a care home for older people in Worthing. The home combines private accommodation with shared spaces and a programme of activities including arts and crafts, baking, poetry and reading groups. Day care is also available for people who continue to live at home and need companionship, personal support or a change of setting.