Care Homes in Accrington

Care Homes in Accrington

Please find listed below quality, Care Homes in Accrington, Lancashire. Accrington Care Homes that are all members of the Lancashire Care Association.

Whatever the type of care you are looking for, from a quality residential care home, providing personal care in a freindly yet professional environment, to a specialist dementia care or mental health care home or EMI unit. Or your simply looking for a home that offers respite care facilities, you'll find an LCA member in Accrington that can help.

Please note that with such a large membership it is taking a while to get all our members listed on our new site for your benefit. We hope to have this situation resolved within a few weeks, in the meantime please check back regularly for updated lists.

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ALTHAM CARE HOME

Our aim at Altham Care Home is to provide a high standard of care in luxurious surroundings. Whilst doing so we will always encourage independence, maintain self respect and preserve dignity, so that our residents can lead a full and satisfying life, with emphasis placed on the following:

Privacy: The right to be left alone or undisturbed and free from intrusion or public attention into their affairs.
Dignity: Recognizing the value of people, regardless of circumstances by respecting their individuality and personal needs. Treating all residents with respect.
Independence : Allowing and creating opportunities for individuals to act and think without reference to others whilst allowing for a degree of calculated risk by the resident.
Choice: To be given the opportunity to make choices independently to make choices from a wide range of options.
Rights: To maintain all rights and entitlements allowed to all as members of the community.
Fulfilment: To develop to the full, personal goals and abilities in every respect of daily life.

"Purpose built with care in mind."

Privacy - Dignity - Independence - Choice - Rights - Fulfilment

ALTHAM CARE HOME

Burnley Road

Accrington

Lancashire

BB5 5TW

Type of Care:  Old Age Care and Dementia Care

Tel: 01254 396015 - Email: info@althamcare.co.uk
Fax: 01254 871335 - Residents Line: 01254 233663


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BELVEDERE CARE HOME

Wellington Street

Accrington

Lancashire

BB5 2NN

Owner:  Unlimitedcare Limited

Manageress:  Francesca Windsor

Types of Care:  Elderly Care, Dementia Care, Nursing Care  

Tel:  01254 238248


EDGAR STREET RESIDENTIAL HOME

3 Edgar Street

Huncoat

Accrington

Lancashire

BB5 6ND

Owner(s): Dr M Sunderji

Manageress: A Pilkington

Tel: 01254 872119


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HOLLIN BANK HOUSE

Blackburn Road

Oswaldtwistle

Accrington

Lancashire

BB5 4PE

Owner: Mr & Mrs R Pullinger

Tel: 01254 236841


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Hope House

HOPE HOUSE CARE HOME

Hope House Care Centre provides nursing, residential and respite care for elderly people with physical frailty and those with mental health needs or in short or long-term convalescence.

Hope House Care Centre is a large purpose built two-storey care centre, with superb views over open countryside. The centre is situated within 2 minutes of the centre of Accrington with easy access to the M65 motorway. The nearest railway station is Accrington Station. Regular bus services to and from Accrington and Blackburn stop near to the Care Centre.

We offer:

  • 38 bedrooms most with en-suite facilities
  • 4 day lounges
  • 1 dining room
  • Lawned gardens and patio area
  • Lift

    We offer the following facilities for people with dementia and mental infirmity:

  • Safe environment with secure doors and windows
  • Structured activities including reminiscence
  • Special cutlery and crockery
  • Registered nurses and specially trained carers

    The Centre also provides the following amenities:

  • Wheelchair access to all indoor and outdoor areas
  • Wide corridors
  • Assisted baths, wheel-in showers
  • Hoists, moving and handling equipment

    HOPE HOUSE CARE HOME

    Rishton Road

    Clayton Le Moors

    Accrington

    Lancashire

    BB5 5PN

    Owner(s): Ashbourne (Eton) Ltd

    Manageress: Jane Thompson

    Tel: 01254 397220


    MAPLEFORD NURSING HOME

    Bolton Avenue

    Huncoat

    Accrington

    Lancashire

    BB5 6HN

    Owner(s): Mapleford Ltd

    Manager: Mr D Lewis

    Tel: 01254 871255


    MOORHEAD REST HOME

    309 - 315 Whalley Road

    Accrington

    Lancashire

    BB5 5DE

    Owner(s): Mmr Care Ltd

    Manageress: Mrs D Hudson

    Tel: 01254 232793


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    ROUGH LEE HOUSE

    Rough Lee Road

    Accrington

    Lancashire

    BB5 2LR

    Owner(s): The Alex Group

    Manageress: Mrs Sheila Baines

    Tel: 01254 393152


    Springhill House

    SPRINGHILL HOUSE CARE HOME

    Fairfield Street

    Accrington

    Lancashire

    BB5 0LD

    Owner(s): Springhill House (Accrington) Ltd

    Manageress: Mrs K Parkinson

    Tel: 01254 381719


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    WELLFIELD CARE HOME

    200 Whalley Road

    Accrington

    Lancashire

    BB5 5AA

    Owner(s): Wellfield & Henley House Ltd

    Manageress: Mrs N Lynskey

    Tel: 01254 235386


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