Care homes for young adults in Lincoln

Residential and dementia care at Bernadette House is complemented by respite, day care and home care. Its 24-hour staff support people who need help with daily life, while short stays can assist recovery after illness or give family carers time to rest.

The home has an acre of gardens, communal areas and activities, with residents able to plant flowers, tend the herb garden or spend time outdoors.

Ruckland Court offers residential and dementia care in Lincoln, with en-suite bedrooms, a garden and a cinema room. The home is registered for older people and people with dementia, while the wider provider also offers respite and nursing care across its homes.

Care plans are developed with residents and families, then reviewed as needs change. The setting is designed to be dementia-friendly, with calming surroundings, themed décor and quiet…

Tamar House supports people with learning disabilities and younger adults through residential care and assisted living. The home is part of PrimeLife, whose services are tailored to individual needs and provide support for people who find living alone difficult.

PrimeLife describes care homes with comfortable accommodation, personal care and support available around the clock.

Older people who need support with daily living or want company and social support can receive residential care at Tanglewood Cloverleaf. Individual care plans help shape support around each resident’s wishes, choices and independence, while personal rooms can be adapted with belongings.

The weekly programme includes music, dancing, crafts and exercise, with activities planned in advance.

The Laurels provides specialist neurological rehabilitation and residential support in Lincoln for people recovering after neurological injury or managing long-term neurological conditions. Its work combines care, therapy and quality-of-life support for adults with complex needs.

The service focuses on practical progress, with rehabilitation goals linked to mobility, cognition, communication and everyday activities.

The Phoenix provides residential care and assisted living for people with learning disabilities, autism and related support needs in Lincoln. It belongs to Linkage Community Trust, a charity supporting people with learning disabilities and autism through specialist care and community services.

Linkage Care includes residential care, community supported living and bespoke care packages, while Linkage Choices provides flexible day services for…

Eccleshare Court supports older people and younger adults through residential, nursing and specialist dementia care in Lincoln. The home also offers permanent placements and short stays for respite or recovery after a hospital stay, with support shaped around changing needs.

At Eccleshare Court, care plans are developed around each resident and reviewed with families as needs change.

Ridgeway Care Centre provides residential care for older people, people living with dementia and younger adults, with individual care plans developed after an initial discussion and assessment. The home also offers respite care, day care and support for people moving from hospital back home.

The former hotel has been refurbished with individual bedrooms, communal areas and dining spaces, alongside facilities including a district nurse and…

Roman Wharf Care Home supports older people in Lincoln with residential care, respite breaks and day support. It also supports dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with individual care plans and 24-hour support. Short-term stays can give carers a break while residents receive full support in a residential setting.

Daily life includes meals tailored to tastes and needs, companionship, communal activities and family involvement.

Brantley Manor Care Home provides residential support for older people and people living with dementia. The home focuses on individualised care, familiar routines and a homely atmosphere, helping residents settle into comfortable surroundings and personalise their rooms.

Communal areas support socialising, hobbies and everyday activities, while residents can continue favourite pastimes as part of their care plan.

Redcote House is part of Bhandal Care Group’s residential care homes in Lincolnshire, with the Lincoln service registered for older people, people with dementia and younger adults. Its category and registration establish a residential setting without nursing.

The group describes residential care homes across Lincolnshire and identifies Redcote House in Lincoln.

Cathedral Care Centre provides residential and dementia care in a Lincoln home with spacious rooms and a conservatory. The service supports older people and younger adults, with person-centred care plans designed around individual needs and changing circumstances.

Short-term respite care can help after hospital discharge, support family carers or offer a trial before a permanent move.

Cherry Tree Lodge provides residential nursing care for older people, including those who need support with everyday living and longer-term care. It is registered as a care home with nursing and supports older adults, younger adults and people with learning disabilities.

The wider provider offers both residential and residential nursing care, with 24-hour support and accommodation intended for people who find living alone difficult.

Florence House provides nursing home accommodation for older people, younger adults and people with mental health needs. It sits within Carmand’s supported accommodation and care network, which focuses on mental health, learning disabilities and complex care needs. The wider service includes psychological assessment and support, mental health monitoring, risk assessments and help with independent living skills.

Lincoln Manor Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, with short-term respite available for those needing temporary support. Daily care covers practical assistance and companionship while residents retain choice and independence within the home.

Families can arrange a private tour before making a decision, and residents are encouraged to personalise bedrooms with photographs, keepsakes and familiar belongings.