Mental health care homes in East Suffolk

Holmwood Residential Home supports adults with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Individual care requirements are accommodated within a residential environment, with the home’s registered scope covering a broad range of needs.

Bedrooms are arranged across the ground and first floors, while the home provides activities and entertainment for residents.

Sheltered and extra-care apartments, residential accommodation and day care for older people are offered through Seckford Care, the charitable organisation associated with Jubilee House. Its purpose is to help older residents live safely, independently and with fulfilment in and around Woodbridge.

The Seckford Foundation owns and operates Seckford Care as part of a charitable mission founded by Thomas Seckford in 1587.

Montague Road Care Home provides supported housing and care for people with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and younger adults. The service sits within a wider supported living offer that includes personal care, medication management and day-to-day support shaped around individual circumstances.

Support plans are developed with the person receiving care, helping them live as independently as possible and work towards their…

Britten Court supports older people with residential and nursing care, including dementia, respite and end-of-life care. It also offers day club care, giving families a shorter-term route alongside longer placements.

Residents can use the on-site café, garden and activities room, while the cinema room and family guest room provide additional shared spaces.

Wickham House provides 24-hour complex assessment care for people following hospital discharge or a breakdown in care at home, working in partnership with local health and social care bodies. Its support is suited to people with mental health needs, dementia and other complex requirements.

The home has 34 en-suite bedrooms arranged across four independent units, each with a self-contained kitchen and homely lounge.

People aged 65 and above can receive residential care and assisted living at Glebe House, including help with bathing, dressing and mobility. Its dementia care programme is shaped around residents’ life stories, strengths and connections with family, friends and the wider community.

The family residence sits in three acres of Suffolk woodland near Woodbridge, with en-suite rooms, gardens and in-house activities.

Oakwood House Residential and Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for residents with complex needs, including mental health conditions. Its own nursing team includes registered general and mental health nurses working alongside specially trained care staff across 24 en-suite rooms.

The home supports people with varied dietary requirements, including coeliac, diabetic and puréed diets for dysphagia.

Park House offers 24-hour residential support, care, treatment and rehabilitation for men and women with a mental health diagnosis, including people who may also have a forensic history. The service has space for a maximum of five people, with staff helping with medication, finances, appointments and daily-living skills.

Residents share household routines such as cooking, laundry and shopping, while individual activity programmes can include…

Dementia care is the central focus of St Mary's House, a residential home in Bungay for older people and those with physical disabilities, mental health needs or sensory impairment. The adapted Georgian property has rooms with views over the Waveney Valley and surrounding countryside.

The home aims to provide a safe and comfortable setting where residents receive support with dignity, privacy and personal choice.

Britten Court provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, with respite, end-of-life and day club care also available. Its support is complemented by daily activities and facilities including a café, garden and cinema room.

Freshly cooked meals and social spaces form part of daily life, while fees include care, meals and accommodation.

Harbour Manor Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Felixstowe. The purpose-built home combines accommodation with daily activities and facilities intended to support social, practical and personal needs.

Residents can use the cinema, café and garden, alongside lounges and a conservatory. Activities and outings form part of the lifestyle offer, while care planning considers mobility, personal…

Harbour Manor Care Home offers residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Felixstowe. Its purpose-built setting includes bright communal areas, an activities room, café, cinema room, conservatory, gardens and library.

Daily life combines planned activities with dining, social spaces and individual support. A care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary, religious and cultural requirements before…