Compare Care Homes In Burton upon Trent

Explore later life care in Burton upon Trent, where there is a wide range of homes catering to all types of care needs. With Queen’s Hospital Burton nearby, many homes work closely with local NHS services, ensuring consistent care. GPs, physiotherapists and dietitians often visit residents directly, so ongoing clinical care is delivered without needing to leave the home.

Whether for long-term care or a short respite stay, care homes in Burton can support a range of needs. Residential care homes mainly offer personal care, which includes help with daily tasks and mobility while supporting individuals to stay independent. Nursing and dementia care homes like Mount Pleasant support more complex needs, and you can look for homes that feature specialist dementia wings or that can offer palliative or end-of-life care.

All homes listed on our Burton upon Trent care homes page are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and carefully assessed by our in-house Care Experts, who bring years of hands-on experience in care and nursing. Several in the area have earned ‘Good’ ratings, the second highest available.

As well as the care offered, care homes here work hard to provide welcoming and comfortable settings, as well as a busy social calendar. Many homes have landscaped gardens, quiet lounges and freshly-prepared meals. Dedicated activity coordinators organise classes (like flower arranging, reading groups, arts and crafts, and gentle exercise) or trips out to local spots.

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Best care homes in Burton Upon Trent

• Mount Pleasant - You’ll find Mount Pleasant on the outskirts of Burton upon Trent, near the Winshill neighbourhood and idyllic nature spots such as Repton Shrubs and Foremark Reservoir. Several types of care are available here, including residential and dementia care on a permanent or temporary basis. Convalescent care, palliative care, and physical disability care are also given if required.

• Heatherton House - This home only opened its doors in 2023, so is full of modern facilities and other luxurious touches. For example, you’ll find a hair and beauty salon, a deluxe cinema room, and stylish yet comfortable communal lounges. Every resident also has their own spacious en-suite bedroom. The care team at Heatherton House specialise in residential care, including for dementia residents.