Care homes for young adults in Harrow

Karuna Manor offers residential, nursing and dementia care, with respite stays also available. Its registered provision covers older people, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, while care plans reflect medical needs, lifestyle choices and aspirations.

Residents can follow a daily activities calendar, pursue hobbies and use gardens, treatment rooms and salons.

Kestrel Grove Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older adults in Bushey. Residents can receive help with personal care, mobility and medical needs while continuing hobbies and social activities in lounges, gardens and communal spaces.

Care plans are reviewed as needs change, and the home offers a four-week trial stay before a permanent move.

18 Argyle Road provides registered residential respite stays for people aged 18 to 65 with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions and underlying health issues. The service focuses on helping residents become as independent as possible, with an identified staff member coordinating person-centred care.

The setting has four large en-suite bedrooms, modern living areas, outdoor seating and a garden with a barbecue area.

Abbotsford Residential Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people and adults with mental health or physical support needs. The family-run group describes its homes as refurbished buildings with character, while Abbotsford is listed among its residential and dementia homes in Middlesex.

The service is designed for people who need a residential setting rather than nursing care.

Buchanan Court provides residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Harrow. The home can support people moving from hospital, residents needing rehabilitation and those requiring ongoing nursing or dementia care.

Care begins with an assessment covering mobility, personal care, diet and cultural requirements. Facilities include a café, garden and cinema, while respite care is available with person-centred…

Holly Bush Nursing Home provides residential and nursing care for adults over 18 with learning disabilities. Residents have single-occupancy bedrooms with nurse call systems and accessible layouts, alongside communal lounge and conservatory areas. Chefs prepare fresh meals for religious, cultural and other dietary needs.

Daily life includes arts and crafts, music therapy, movie nights and outings into the local community.

Kent House is registered for residential care for older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia. It is part of Gold Care Homes, whose residential services include private rooms, regular activities and support with everyday living.

Gold Care Homes also describes dementia care across its homes and provides guidance on funding and care costs.

Knights Court Nursing Home supports people needing nursing, residential or dementia care, with day, end-of-life and respite services also listed for the home in Middlesex. Care is shaped around individual preferences, interests and routines, with activities and celebrations forming part of daily life.

The wider approach includes food, cultural experiences and lifestyle support.

Pathfinder Ashness House delivers person-centred inpatient care for adults with severe and enduring mental health conditions, including complex needs, co-morbid physical problems or forensic histories. Specialist high-dependency beds support people whose needs may include aggression, agitation or other complex presentations.

An experienced multi-disciplinary team brings together consultant psychiatry, psychology, occupational therapy, nursing and…

Primrose House Nursing Home provides nursing and dementia care for adults with a wide range of needs, including older people and younger adults. It forms part of a family-run group whose homes cover nursing, residential and dementia care. The available local material confirms Primrose as a nursing and dementia home, while the group describes refurbished buildings with character and active family involvement in residents’ welfare.

Real Life Options provides personalised support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, helping individuals build greater independence and work towards personal goals. The organisation also supports people with age-related needs, with care shaped around the individual rather than a standard routine.

Its approach involves working with people, families, friends and local communities to create support around life at home, in…

Rowland House supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, behaviours of concern and complex health needs in a six-bedroom residential home near Harrow. All rooms are en-suite, with a large garden and sensory room. Person-centred plans organise support around each resident’s priorities and daily needs.

Residents can build independence through the Skills Hub, community activities and travel training.