Care homes for young adults in Ipswich

Asterbury Place provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Ipswich. Its care model combines daily support with activities and facilities including a café, garden and family guest room.

The home’s nursing and residential offer is suited to people whose needs may change over time, while respite care provides a shorter stay. Asterbury Place also offers support with funding questions and care assessments.

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 of Wales House provides residential care in Ipswich for up to 49 residents, with particular support for people living with dementia. The home welcomes individuals with varying levels of support needs and follows an ethos of enabling residents to live as they choose.

Support is shaped around individual preferences and can cover physical needs, different forms of dementia and people nearing the end of life.

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.

Avocet Court supports older people with residential, nursing, dementia and respite care. The home forms part of Athena Care Homes, whose wider offer also includes rehabilitation and end-of-life support.

Seasonal menus can be adapted to preferences and dietary requirements, with snacks and treats available throughout the day. Residents can take part in quizzes, excursions, keep fit and arts and crafts, alongside quieter individual activities.

Sherrington House supports up to 48 residents with residential care and specialist registration for people living with dementia. The Ipswich home welcomes individuals with varying support needs and follows a philosophy of enabling people to live in a way that suits them.

Its care scope includes support for dementia, physical needs and people nearing the end of life.

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…

Silver Birch Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in Ipswich, with qualified nurses on the premises 24 hours a day. Its nursing service supports senior citizens with medical and personal care needs, including rehabilitation after illness and end-of-life care.

The home also offers dementia-focused rooms and facilities, specialist beds in its nursing wing and equipment to aid mobility.

Westerfield House Care Ltd provides residential and assisted living support on eight acres of countryside outside Ipswich. The Grade II-listed mansion combines historic accommodation with modern facilities, offering different levels of support for people experiencing mobility problems, cognitive issues or illness.

Residents can choose assisted living with their own self-contained apartment, access to care when needed and a pendant system for help…

Handford House Care Home supports residents through residential, nursing and dementia care in Ipswich, with palliative and respite care also available. The service also caters for younger adults with disabilities and people living with physical disabilities or sensory impairments.

Residents can continue interests through baking, gardening and music, alongside one-to-one activities and a programme shaped with their input.

Asterbury Place supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside respite and end of life care in Ipswich. Care needs assessments consider mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs, helping establish the support required.

Daily life includes a café, garden and activities room, with a cinema room, family guest room and minibus outings also available.

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.

The White House provides specialist residential care for adults with eating disorders in a structured, therapeutic setting. It functions as a step-down service for people moving on from acute nursing care at Limerick House, supporting continued recovery while residents take greater ownership of daily routines and care.

The programme combines personalised therapeutic and dietetic support with life-skills practice, individual psychotherapy, family…