Care Homes in Burnley

Care Homes in Burnley

An up to date list of quality Care Homes in Burnley. Burnley Care Homes that are all Members of the Lancashire Care Association.

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.


ABIDEN REST HOME

22-24 Rosehill Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 2JT

Types of Care:  Care for the Elderly

Owner:  John Pinder

Manager:  John Pinder

Tel:  01282 428603


ASHMEADE RESIDENTIAL HOME 

Ashmeade is a small privately run home which caters for Ladies only, it is non-smoking and in the main has a quiet homely ambience.

Established in 1981 it has been owned and managed by Dr. & Mrs Rhodes since 1989. Major alterations, have resulted in a transformation from an 11 bedded semi detached home with shared rooms, to a detached home which has 9 single rooms, 5 with en-suite, and 3 shared rooms.

Ashmeade is situated in a residential area of Burnley on the main A679, close to Jct 10 (M65). It is an Edwardian detached property with gardens front and rear, very close to local parks, shops and the main bus route.

Our aims are: To provide quality personal care and accommodation as defined by section 49 of the Health & Social Care Act 2001, to elderly people, of female sex, over the age of 65. We provide long-term care, respite, (no beds are assigned solely for this purpose) and intermediate care.

To foster an atmosphere of care and support which both enables and encourages our clients to live as full, interesting and independent a lifestyle as possible with rules and regulations being kept to a minimum.

Visitors & prospective clients are welcome to view the home at anytime between 10am-8pm, no appointment is necessary. However should you wish to speak to the owner then it is advisable to telephone before visiting.

ASHMEADE RESIDENTIAL HOME

379 Padiham Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 6SZ

Owner: Mrs M Rhodes

Tel: 01282 425142


BANK HALL RESIDENTIAL HOME

Colne Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 2AA

Owner(s): Rochecare Ltd

Manageress: Mrs Debra Richens

Tel: 01282 838909


BEACH HOUSE

322 Padiham Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 6ST

Owner(s): Mr & Mrs A Zindoga

Manageress: Mrs C Zindoga

Tel: 01282 429657


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BRENTWOOD HOME CARE

19 Rosegrove Lane

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 6HX

Owner(s): Mr S J Hamer

Manageress: Mrs M Kennerley

Tel: 01282 423758


EAVES HALL REST HOME

Kiddrow Lane

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 6LH

Owner(s): Mr I K Macintosh & Mrs S Macintosh

Manageress: Mrs L E Kendall

Tel: 01282 772413


FERNHILL RESIDENTIAL HOME

147 Manchester Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 4HT

Owner(s): S & S Care (UK) Ltd

Manageress: Miss B Ormonde

Tel: 01282 422500


HEALEY LODGE NURSING HOME

114 Manchester Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 4HS

Owner(s): Silverdale Care Homes Ltd

Manageress: Mrs Y Goodwin

Tel: 01282 436556


McAULEY MOUNT CARE HOME

Padiham Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 6TG

Owner(s): The Institute of Our Lady Of Mercy

Manageress: Sister Bridget Carey

Tel: 01282 438071


MEADOW LODGE CARE HOME

Whalley Road

Padiham

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 8JX

Owner(s): Mr & Mrs S P Sharma

Manageress: Mrs Catherine Lesley Greenwood

Tel: 01282 772596


OAKMOUNT HOUSE CARE HOME

68 - 70 Westgate

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 1RY

Owner(s): Mr Dangare

Manageress: Mrs Susan Burnett

Tel: 01282 458463


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Paddock Lodge Care Home

 

PADDOCK LODGE CARE HOME 

Paddock Lodge is a small care home for 16 residents all in single rooms, located in a very quiet and private part of Burnley, close to Junction 12 of the M65.

Paddock Lodge Care Home

1 The Paddock

Highfield Avenue

Burnley

Lancashire

BB10 2PS

Owner: Mrs Joan Anne Henaghan

Tel: 01282 420501


TUNSTEAD HOUSE

Simonstone Lane

Simonstone

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 7NP

Owner(s): Mrs H Bullock & Mrs S Laffan

Manageress: Mrs S Laffan

Tel: 01282 771539


WHINCROFT

18 Glen View Road

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 2QN

Owner(s): Mrs L J Harris

Tel: 01282 453158


Willowbank Nursing Home

WILLOWBANK CARE HOME

At Willowbank Care Home we aim to provide service users with a secured, relaxed and homely environment in which their care, well-being and comfort are of prime importance. Our motto is to provide “Care with Respect” for each and every service user’s privacy and rights. We strive to preserve and maintain the dignity, individuality and privacy of all service users within a warm and caring atmosphere.

In doing so we are sensitive to the service users ever changing needs. We recognise that these needs are not limited to nursing alone but also include social, spiritual, cultural and emotional aspects. Where possible, service users are encouraged to participate in the development of their individualised care plans together with the involvement of family and friends. We regard the following core values of care to be the fundamental to our care policy:

· Privacy         · Dignity      · Independence

· Choice      · Fulfilment      · Rights

· Security      · Equality      · Respect

Various training programmes are in place for all of our care staff to deliver safe and high standard of care. All the staff are required to attend training programs relevant to their particular area of responsibility. These training programs are in line with the latest initiatives, legislations, regulations and the Commission for Social Care Inspection guidelines.

Willowbank caters for all denominations.  We are an equal opportunity institution. Arrangements may be made for our service users to meet their religious worshipping requirements by arranging with the respective faith clergy to visit the home. However, if required, arrangements may also be made for the service user to visit specific places to worship with prior notice for the home to arrange transportation. Relatives, friends and representatives may visit at any time. If advised in advance, arrangements may be made for relatives to have a meal with the service user.

WILLOWBANK CARE HOME

Pasturegate

Burnley

Lancashire

BB11 4DE

Types of Care: Elderly Dementia Care, Elderly Mental Health Care

Owner: Sage Care Homes Ltd

Manager: Vacant Position

Tel: 01282 455426


Windsor Care Home

 

WINDSOR CARE HOME 

A beautiful, detatched, Victorian property with pleasant private gardens. Windsor Care Home is close to local shops, churches and parks. Our aim is to provide a high standard of care, in a pleasant, comfortable and safe environment.

Windsor Care Home

Queen Street

Padiham

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 8JW

Manageress: Mrs Sharon Han

Tel: 01282 772799


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Wordsworth House

WORDSWORTH HOUSE CARE CENTRE

At Wordsworth House we provide quality residential care for older people as well as specialist care for older people with dementia.

The home is on a main bus route and is conveniently situated just a few miles away from the centre of Burnley.

Wordsworth House can accommodate up to 40 residents. The accommodation is provided on one floor and has two spacious lounges and two dining rooms. We offer single and double rooms, all with en-suite facilities. Wordsworth House also has extensive grounds with a patio area for the residents to enjoy.

The comfort of our residents is very important to us, so each room is decorated to a high standard. You're welcome to bring personal belongings such as ornaments, pictures and small items of furniture.

We never forget this is your home, and meal times are no different. You can choose to eat your meals in the dining room or your own room, and we can provide meals for your visitors as well.

Our appetising, home-cooked meals are nutritionally balanced and we can cater for any special dietary needs - such as low fat or vegetarian.

At Wordsworth House we have a dedicated Activities Organiser to arrange a programme within the home that includes arts and crafts, games and entertainment. There are also regular organised trips and events outside the home, including visits to the local theatre to see concerts and musicals.

You will find a wide range of support services in the home, including a hairdresser, visiting chiropodist and dentist. Of course, we also provide full catering and laundry facilities.

Everyone needs to feel secure, so each room has a 24-hour call system - help is at hand whenever you need it. A lockable facility is also available for your valuables.

WORDSWORTH HOUSE CARE CENTRE

Wordsworth Street

Hapton

Burnley

Lancashire

BB12 7JX

Owner(s): Ashbourne (Eton) Ltd

Manageress: Mrs L Heyes

Tel: 01282 778940


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