Care Homes In Bishop Auckland

Barrington Lodge Care Home is situated in the market town of Bishop Auckland in County Durham and offers residential care, nursing care, dementia care and respite care. With a positive score from carehome.co.uk, Barrington Lodge has a long-serving Care team and benefits from strong ties with local GP surgeries and nurse practitioners. There is a busy activities programme at the home to keep residents busy, including charity fundraisers, visits from entertainers and pet therapy. Barrington Lodge is only half a mile away from the town centre, with great transport links via rail and the A688 and is close to surrounding countryside and spots like Auckland Castle.

Located in Cobblers Lane, less than two miles from Newton Aycliffe town centre, Rose Lodge is a purpose-built care home providing residential care, dementia care, respite care, palliative care and day care. Inside the home, you’ll find ensuite bedrooms, a hair and nail salon, a dementia-friendly coffee shop and gardens. Residents at Rose Lodge enjoy a cooked breakfast, a choice of lunch and dinner meals and a supper and hospitality trolley serving drinks and cakes throughout the day, with regular coffee mornings, lunch clubs and charity events to keep them entertained. There are several bus stops nearby and there is on-site parking available.

Brandon Lodge Care Home can be found in a quiet residential area on the outskirts of Durham. One of Durham’s leading care homes, Brandon Lodge offers residential care, nursing care and respite care, with positive scores from both the CQC and carehome.co.uk. There’s always something going on at Brandon Lodge, with regular visits from local police dog Jet for pet therapy sessions and a lovely outdoor garden area where residents love to sit in the shade. The home is a short drive from Durham and is within easy reach of local shops, pubs and public transport.

Hallgarth Care Home is a scenic care home located in Durham and offers residential care, nursing care and respite care. The care team put on a busy activities programme to keep residents engaged and entertained, from fun themed days and visits from entertainers, to poetry club and day trips to local points of interest like the Beamish Museum. Hallgarth also has strong community links and hosts events for Durham Cricket Club, Grays College and Rhythm not Blues. The home is situated in a quiet residential area just a short walk from Durham’s city centre, with great public transport links.

Located between the towns of Sedgefield and Fishburn in County Durham, Willowdene is a charming care home providing residential care, nursing care, dementia care, respite care, day care and palliative care. Facilities at Willowdene include a conservatory and secure, dementia-friendly garden where entertainment and events are often held, communal lounges and dining rooms and a cosy coffee shop. Some of the ensuite bedrooms overlook the garden and bird feeders, perfect for bird watching. Residents at Willowdene benefit from the sweeping rural countryside that surrounds the home, as well as the nearby shops and local amenities of Sedgefield, Fishburn, Bradbury and more.

Situated in the scenic area of Darlington, North Park is a welcoming care home that provides expert residential, dementia and respite care to those in need. This Barchester Healthcare home boasts a plethora of useful facilities, including beautifully decorated bedrooms equipped with ensuite facilities, a selection of cosy communal lounges, social dining areas, an activity room, kitchen facilities and manicured gardens where residents can enjoy some well-earned fresh air. The dedicated team of activity coordinators put the wellbeing, interests and hobbies of residents before anything else. By personalising the jam-packed activity programme, residents stay happy, engaged and stimulated.

The wonderful team here at Ventress Hall provide expert residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care to the elderly in the beautiful market town of Darlington. Here at this peaceful Care UK home, residents benefit from stylish bedrooms, most of which are equipped with ensuite bathroom facilities along with a few shared or double rooms, plenty of cosy communal lounges, a library, a hairdressing salon and manicured gardens. Whether it be relaxing and socialising in the airy conservatory or exploring what this lovely County Durham town has to offer, there’s an activity for everyone here at Ventress Hall.

Hundens Park Care Home is a Barchester home located in Darlington and provides 24-hour nursing care for elderly people, people with sensory impairments and people with physical disabilities, as well as end of life care and respite care. The home also has the dedicated Darnton Suite to care for people with dementia who need specialist care. The team at Hundens Park work closely with local GPs, community health services and other medical support to ensure that each resident’s individual needs are met. Hundens Park was built on the site of a former bowling green and park and is conveniently located to nearby shops and amenities.

Ideally located in the friendly market town of Barnard Castle, Kings Court is a welcoming care home that provides expert residential, respite and end-of-life care to the elderly. A historic building which was once the King’s Head hotel, where Charles Dickens once stayed, this Care UK home isn’t short of character and facilities to help residents feel at home, including beautiful bedrooms, stylish communal lounges, manicured gardens and much more. Kings Court also has a selection of double rooms for couples and siblings who want to stay together, as well as two apartments. This County Durham home is the perfect spot for residents to spend their later years.

Hollie Hill Care Home is situated in Stanley, close to the town centre and offers residential care, nursing care and residential dementia care, encouraging residents to get the most out of each day through social activities and building friendships with other residents. The care team are also developing a sensory garden for those with dementia. The home regularly receives visits from local nursery children, and pet therapy dogs and there is even a resident cat, dog and peacock that residents love to look after. Hollie Hill is just six miles from Durham and has excellent transport links via bus and the A1.