Dementia Care Homes in Plymouth

The home provides a high level of care, support and company in a homely environment. Located in a quiet and private area in a leafy suburb of Plymouth, near to a variety of local convenience stores and amenities, the home is …

Anchor’s Manor Court in Plymouth is a trusted provider of residential care for older people who are living with dementia and require physical assistance. Our care home’s well trained and helpful staff provide 24-hour care and support to help you maintain …

Anchor's Selkirk House in Plymstock is a trusted provider of residential care for elderly people, and we offer specialised services for older people who have dementia and require physical assistance. Our care home’s well trained and helpful staff provide 24-hour care …

Set amidst the leafy suburb of Mannamead, in a sought after, quiet residential area, Seymour Court is an elegant Victorian villa that enjoys south facing gardens and panoramic views across the city to Plymouth Sound. Occupying a prominent position, the location …

Thorn Park is set within a beautiful 1880 Victorian mansion. Marble fire places take pride of place in the living and dining rooms, complimented by beautiful ornate decoration. The home has retained its Victorian grandeur, combined with a comfortable and …

Charlton House is set within a beautiful 1880 Victorian mansion, that, in recent years, has been extensively renovated, while retaining its charm and elegance. Owned and run by Mannamead Care for over 30 years, Charlton House is situated close to the …

We are a care home for 26 older people. We are a smaller home which we feel keeps things more personal, so whenever you visit you will be able to see familiar staff who can assist you and answer any …

Tamar House is located on the outskirts of Plymouth and accommodates 28 residents in single rooms (24 en-suite). It is purpose built and has a lovely garden, with great facilities and room for family or friends to stay overnight. …

The Torr Home original charity was founded in 1860, as 'The Devonport and Western Counties Association for Promoting the General Welfare of the Blind' and in 1929 moved to our current home in Hartley. We have established ourselves as …