Residential Care Homes
We understand choosing a care home can be overwhelming. If you or your loved one needs support for everyday tasks, a residential care home may be the best option.
Here you can compare nearby residential care homes using our elderly care finder and filter by the cost of residential care, facilities available and move-in date.
Shinfield View
From £1,400
weekly
Groveland Park
From £1,400
weekly
Jubilee House
From £1,174
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Sherwood Grange
From £1,540
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Admiral Court
From £1,660
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Anisha Grange
From £1,675
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Kew House
From £1,935
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Netley Court
From £1,400
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Badminton Place
From £1,350
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Mountfitchet House
From £1,462
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Amherst House
From £1,400
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Maids Moreton Hall
From £1,275
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Sway Place
From £1,350
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Burcot Grange
From £1,250
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Doveridge
From £1,260
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Dove Court
From £1,211
weekly
Arcot House
From £1,232
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Broadlands
From £1,074
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Harleston House
From £1,246
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Frank Foster House
From £1,200
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More information about Residential Care Homes
What is residential care?
Residential care homes offer support for everyday tasks when you’re unable to live on your own and you don’t need specialist nursing care. From help with washing, dressing and medication, residential care offers round-the-clock support for residents.
Even if you don’t require nursing care support, all our residential homes will be in regular contact with local GPs, physiotherapists and dentists who can support you.
We understand that moving into a residential care home is a huge change, so let our team of care experts find the right home for you.
Cost of residential care
Depending on your location and any additional care needs, residential care can vary in cost. The average cost of residential care in England is £681 and provides all residents with round-the-clock support for everyday tasks, including washing, dressing and mobility.
Residential care facilities
All our residential care homes offer a variety of facilities and activities to keep you or your loved one both mentally and physically stimulated. From 24/7 personalised care and support to freshly prepared meals, our residential care provides all residents with a home-from-home environment.
You can filter by facilities available in our residential care homes to suit your personal needs. Whether you’d like your new home to have a library, meditation area or cinema room, there’s something for everyone!
All our homes offer a variety of regular social activities - often ran by an activities coordinator - to boost your physical health and wellbeing, including exercise classes, arts and crafts, and music therapy.
Alternatively, if you’re looking for additional support, we have dementia care homes and nursing care homes available.
Frequently Asked Questions about Residential Care Homes
What are examples of residential care?
Residential care provides a variety of support to make day-to-day tasks easier in a care home, including personal care, help with dressing and medication administration. The type of residential care needs will vary for every resident, as some may require additional mobility support and help with eating meals.
What is the difference between nursing care and residential care?
Nursing care homes and residential care homes are very similar - the only difference is that nursing homes have qualified nurses and specially-trained care assistants on-hand to provide 24/7 support to residents. Both nursing and residential homes offer regular activities and support for residents with washing, eating, and taking medicine.
What are the responsibilities of a care worker in a residential home?
Working in a residential care home means you will be supporting residents with all aspects of their day. From help with personal care to supporting them at mealtimes, each day will be varied. You will also support their wellbeing through daily activities and getting to know each resident. Working with residents is a very rewarding role, as you’re making a huge difference to people’s lives every day.