Mental health care homes in Plymouth

Hartley Park Care Home provides residential, nursing and palliative care for people living with dementia. The purpose-built home is arranged across three floors, with units offering different levels of care according to assessed needs, including a quieter environment for residents requiring higher levels of nursing support.

Its approach starts with each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and communication.

IOTA CARE supports adults with autism, autistic traits and associated complex conditions through residential and respite care. The service also helps people in the community with work placements, leisure activities and opportunities to develop independent living skills.

Daily programmes are individualised around each person’s interests, wishes and goals. Staff support communication, sensory needs and behaviour, while residents can access parks,…

Amberley House accepts long-term residents as well as people needing convalescence, respite or holiday stays in Plympton, Plymouth. The residential home also specialises in dementia care, making it suitable for older people whose support needs include memory-related care but do not require a nursing home.

Its stated approach emphasises individuality, personal choice and the right to privacy, with residents supported to make decisions and pursue…

Butterfly Lodge supports older people and younger adults with nursing and specialist dementia care in Plymouth. Its registered scope also covers mental health needs and physical disabilities, with Camelot Care’s approach centred on understanding each resident’s history and interests.

Residents can use lounges and a courtyard garden, and join daily activities such as crafts, quizzes and exercise.

Drake Nursing Home provides short-term and long-term care for older people with dementia, mental illness and physical disability. Its registered nursing-home scope also covers younger adults, and the home presents itself as a specialist dementia and mental illness setting within a Grade II listed building on a private tree-lined road.

Daily life includes home-cooked food, organised activities and a sensory garden, with an activities co-ordinator…

Elburton Heights provides nursing and residential care for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs. Its registration also covers younger adults, giving families a care setting for varied support requirements.

The home combines nursing care with assisted living and retirement accommodation. Residents can take part in activities and events within a supportive home environment, while care…

Ernstell House provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people and adults with a wide range of needs in Plymouth. The 64-bedroom home is managed by Amica Care Trust, whose wider services include respite, end-of-life and day care.

Care is organised around individual routines and meaningful relationships, with staff supporting familiar interests such as music, reading and garden walks.

Klein provides supported accommodation for two adults through two self-contained flats, one on the ground floor and one on the first floor. The service offers 24-hour support for people with complex needs, including autism, bipolar disorder and learning disabilities.

Each flat has kitchen, bathroom and laundry facilities, allowing residents to practise daily living and retain as much independence as possible.

Specialist residential mental health care at Maria Skobtsova House supports adults with complex needs, including schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, personality disorders and acquired brain injuries alongside mental health needs. Suitability is considered individually, with private bedrooms and shared household spaces.

Familiar staff support everyday routines and practical tasks such as cooking, shopping, laundry and organising appointments.

Long-term residential care, respite and convalescence stays are available at Mayflower House for older people, including those living with dementia. Holiday stays are also accepted, giving families a shorter-term arrangement when required. The home supports privacy, dignity, choice and independence, with care shaped around assessed needs and personal goals.

Daily life includes entertainment, activities and day trips for residents who wish to take…

The Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory loss, mental health problems and complex needs in Plymouth and surrounding areas. Its individual support packages address daily living tasks and desired outcomes, with assessments involving the person and, where appropriate, their family or representative.

Support can be delivered in residential care, someone’s own home or shared accommodation.

Trenant House Care Home is registered for residential care supporting older people with dementia and mental health needs in Plymouth. It forms part of Karlyon Care, a family-run provider with homes across Plymouth and South East Cornwall.

The provider describes individual care packages built around personal choices, preferences and wishes, with support intended to preserve independence where possible.

Waters Park House provides residential rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injuries and complex neurological conditions. The centre supports people adjusting after brain injury and those living with progressive conditions such as Huntington’s disease, Motor Neurone Disease and Parkinson’s disease.

Admission begins with a detailed assessment, after which a named Occupational Therapist designs an individual programme of treatments and…

Torr Home combines residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end-of-life care with retirement apartments in Plymouth. It supports older people and adults with additional physical needs, including residents living with dementia.

Dementia support is delivered around the clock through individual care plans, and the purpose-built Glentor Centre is designed specifically for people living with dementia.