A safe and welcoming home for older people who need support with daily living — personal care, meals, companionship and activities — in a comfortable, dignified setting. Residential care suits people who no longer feel safe or confident living alone but do not require the clinical oversight of a nurse.
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Nursing care provides round-the-clock support from qualified nurses for people with complex, chronic or changing medical needs. Care plans are regularly reviewed in liaison with GPs and other healthcare professionals. Delivered with warmth and clear, consistent family communication.
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Specialist care for people living with Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia and other memory conditions. Our dementia-trained teams provide calm, structured support within a sensory-friendly environment — maintaining dignity, familiar routines and meaningful activity throughout every stage.
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Short-term care for carer breaks, post-hospital recovery, or for families exploring whether long-term care is right for their loved one. Respite residents enjoy full access to our home's facilities, meals and activity programme. Subject to assessment and availability.
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Compassionate, person-centred support during the final stages of life. Our palliative care focuses on comfort, pain management, emotional wellbeing, spiritual support and family involvement. We work closely with NHS and hospice professionals to honour each resident's wishes.
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Structured support for people recovering from a stroke, surgery, fall or illness. Goal-oriented and individually paced, rehabilitation care at Abbey helps residents rebuild strength, confidence and independence before returning home or transitioning to long-term care.
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Engaging daytime support, nutritious meals, stimulating activities and professional care for older people who continue to live at home. Flexible attendance, no overnight stay required. Ideal for those who want companionship and structure without moving into full-time care.
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Specialist care for individuals living with advanced stages of dementia. Our teams are highly trained in non-verbal communication, sensory stimulation (such as Namaste care), and expert symptom management to ensure comfort and dignity when needs are most complex.
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Focused, continuous support for residents requiring intensive assistance or dedicated companionship. Our one-to-one care model ensures a dedicated professional is present to provide immediate response, safety supervision, and meaningful engagement tailored to the individual.
Explore One to One CareEvery resident’s needs are unique. This guide helps you understand the differences between our core services to find the best support for your family’s situation.
| Care Service | Support Level | Primary Focus | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Care Lifestyle Support | Personal care & daily living assistance | Wellbeing, socialization & safety | Seniors needing help with meals/housekeeping while maintaining independence |
| Nursing Care Clinical 24/7 | Round-the-clock clinical oversight | Specialist medical & complex care | Those with chronic health conditions or complex clinical requirements |
| Dementia Care Specialist Memory | Trained memory-support teams | Safety, familiarity & sensory routines | Individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia |
| Respite Care Short-Term Stay | Temporary residential or nursing care | Carer relief & restorative breaks | Families needing a break or seniors recovering after hospital discharge |
| Palliative Care Compassionate | Specialist end-of-life support | Dignity, pain relief & family comfort | Residents in the final stages of a life-limiting condition |
| Rehabilitation Goal Oriented | Therapy-led recovery programs | Regaining strength & independence | Recovery after stroke, surgery, falls or acute illness |
| Day Care Daytime Only | Daytime activities & meals | Companionship & community engagement | Seniors living at home who want social interaction without moving in |
| Advance Dementia Care Complex Memory | Specialist clinical & sensory care | Dignity, pain management & comfort | Individuals in the later stages of dementia with complex clinical needs |
| One to One Care Dedicated 1:1 | Continuous 1:1 professional presence | Safety, safety supervision & intensive engagement | Individuals requiring constant assistance or focused behavioural support |
You do not need to know the exact type of care before calling us. Share what is happening and our team will explain the options clearly — with no jargon, no pressure and no obligation.
Clear answers to help families choose the right support with confidence.