
Eden House
Cockton Hill Rd, Bishop Auckland, DL14 6EN
Eden House, Part of the HC-One family of care homes, is situated in the peaceful residential area of Bishop Auckland, County Durham.
From
£1,208
per week
Your guide to the best care homes around Bishop Auckland.
Eden House, Part of the HC-One family of care homes, is situated in the peaceful residential area of Bishop Auckland, County Durham.
From
£1,208
per week
St Helens Care Home, operated by Marton Care Homes, is nestled in the picturesque village of St Helens Auckland, County Durham.
From
£1,574
per week
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.
From
£1,125
per week
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The Durham Gate, managed by Adore Care Homes, is a luxurious care home located in Spennymoor in the heart of County Durham.
From
£1,295
per week
In Brandon, just three miles from Durham, Rushyfields Care Home offers a peaceful haven in the heart of the picturesque village.
From
£1,115
per week
St Margaret's Care Home, part of the HC-One family of care homes in Durham, provides a warm and welcoming environment with residential, nursing, and residential dementia care.
From
£1,208
per week
Melbury Court, part of the HC-One family of care homes, is a purpose-built care home situated in the heart of historic Durham.
From
£1,208
per week
Ideally located just a ten minute drive from Durham’s city centre in the village of Langley Park, Kingsway is the perfect care home where your loved one can get the care they need in a home they love.
From
£900
per week
Langley Park Care Home, operated by Marton Care Homes, is situated in the charming area of Langley Park in Durham.
From
£1,265
per week
Situated in the scenic area of Darlington in North East England, North Park is a welcoming care home that provides expert residential, dementia and respite care to those in need.
From
£1,044
per week
The Grange in Darlington, provides a welcoming environment for personalised care.
From
£1,155
per week
Riverside View Care Home, operated by Marton Care Homes in Darlington, provides a welcoming and nurturing environment for the elderly, including those living with dementia and Parkinson’s disease.
From
£1,150
per week
The Gardens Care Home, operated by Ascot Care, is situated in the tranquil surroundings of Darlington.
From
£780
per week
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.
From
£974
per week
The Lawns, managed by Highgate Care, is a distinguished care home located in Darlington.
From
£1,050
per week
Bishop Auckland is a vibrant market town with a strong sense of community and plenty of care services for older adults and care seekers.
You’ll find a variety of care home options in Bishop Auckland, including residential care homes and respite care homes. No matter the type of care you’re searching for, each home provides an excellent level of support and is rated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Our homes offering dementia care in Bishop Auckland promote dignity in care and help residents to continue living as independently as possible in a home-from-home environment and dementia specialists provide round the clock specialist care for those living with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
If you’re recovering from an operation or hospital discharge a number of homes in Bishop Auckland are able to provide convalescent care in nursing care homes.
What’s more, many of our homes are in an ideal location to take in the scenic views of County Durham countryside; as well as having strong connections to the local community.
If you’re struggling to find the right level of support for your social care package in Bishop Auckland, we’ve also partnered with homes in the nearby areas of Chester-le-Street and Consett.
Customer Care Lead
Hannah has several years of experience within the care sector and has received training from Integrated Care Board (ICB) leads, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) , and the Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA). Hannah also has an NHS Care Certificate.
Here is some further information about care homes in Bishop Auckland.
How many care homes are there in Bishop Auckland?
We have 146 care homes in Bishop Auckland. Our team of Care Experts hand-picks all our homes based on several factors, including the quality of care, facilities, and the home's culture.
What is the average cost of care in Bishop Auckland?
Care home costs vary significantly across Bishop Auckland. The average cost of care in Bishop Auckland is £917 per week.
You could be eligible for care funding support in England from your local authority - you can check through a free financial assessment, which immediately follows a care needs assessment. You may also qualify for a form of NHS support, such as NHS continuing healthcare.
What's included in the weekly cost of a care home in Bishop Auckland?
Typically, the weekly cost of a care home includes accommodation, the care itself, access to facilities, meals and snacks, housekeeping, social activities, and 24/7 support from carers and other staff members.
Additional extras in Bishop Auckland may include hairdressing, chiropody, physiotherapy, other forms of therapy, trips out, and specialist equipment.
What factors affect Bishop Auckland care home fees?
In Bishop Auckland, care home fees vary based on factors such as the type of care needed (with nursing care costing more than residential care), the facilities and activities available, room size and other features, and the staff-to-resident ratio.
Homes in more central areas may be more expensive due to higher property and carer costs.
Are all care homes in Bishop Auckland regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?
Yes, every Bishop Auckland care home has been given a rating by England's Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The CQC checks care homes to ensure they're safe and well-run. They regularly conduct inspections and publish reports to help care-seekers make the right choice.
How many Bishop Auckland care homes offer residential care?
1 Bishop Auckland homes offer residential care. These provide respectful, day-to-day support with tasks like washing, dressing, mobility, and managing certain medications.
Residential care homes in Bishop Auckland offer a safe setting for those who find it challenging to live independently, but don't have complex health needs.
How many nursing homes are there in Bishop Auckland?
We have 1 nursing homes in Bishop Auckland that provide specialist, 24/7 nursing care. Each home offers personalised support for those living with complex medical needs, chronic illnesses, disabilities, or other conditions that require regular monitoring and clinical care. Many also provide rehabilitation services after hospital stays or surgery.
This care is delivered by registered nurses and trained care staff in home-from-home settings.
What care homes in Bishop Auckland offer dementia care?
1 care homes in Bishop Auckland provide round-the-clock support for residents living with dementia.
These homes offer safe, supportive settings with staff trained to understand the needs of people experiencing memory loss or other dementia-related symptoms. Care is tailored to each resident, ensuring they're treated with the dignity and individuality they deserve. As dementia is a progressive condition, dementia care homes are equipped to adapt as needs change over time.
What Bishop Auckland care homes offer respite care?
If you're looking for temporary respite care, we have 1 respite care homes in Bishop Auckland that offer short-term stays.
Respite care is ideal when a regular carer needs a break, is on holiday, or is temporarily unable to provide care. Stays usually last a few weeks at a time and include the same level of support that permanent residents receive. You can find more information about respite care homes in Bishop Auckland.
Bishop Auckland's Care Regulator:
Care Quality Commission
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