Mental health care homes in Ipswich

Residential care in Ipswich supports older people and people with mental health needs at Montrose House, which is registered as a care home without nursing. It sits alongside Suffolk Mind’s wider support network across Suffolk, including supported housing and services delivered in person or virtually.

The associated housing model helps single people who have experienced mental illness to sustain a tenancy.

Park Manor provides 24-hour residential care for older people in central Ipswich. The home is registered for elderly and dementia care and accommodates up to 21 residents, giving it a smaller-scale setting for people who need support with daily living.

Rooms are individually designed, with some offering garden views, and residents can use shared living, dining and quiet spaces.

Prince George House supports older people with residential and nursing care in Ipswich, alongside dementia, respite, end-of-life and day club services. The home accommodates changing needs through its broad care offer and provides activities in shared community spaces.

Residents can use the café, garden and activities room, while the home also has hair and beauty, cinema, worship and social facilities.

Sidegate Lane Care Home forms part of Sanctuary Supported Living’s care and supported housing services for people with dementia, mental health needs and other support requirements. Its registered scope includes older people and younger adults, while the wider organisation provides residential care homes, supported housing and care tailored to individual circumstances.

Support plans can include personal care, medication management and help with…

Prince George House provides nursing, dementia and residential care for older people in Ipswich, alongside respite, end-of-life and day club services. Care planning begins with an assessment of mobility, personal care, dietary and other individual needs, with nursing provision for residents requiring medical support. Its registered scope also includes mental health, physical disabilities and younger adults.