Heavers Court

Heavers Court is a modern purpose-built care home that provides residential, nursing and respite care for older people, including those who are living with dementia.

The caring and committed team provides person-centred care. That means you and your loved one are fully involved in decisions about your loved one’s care and life at the home. The team regularly review your loved one’s care with you to ensure that it always reflects their needs and choices.

Heavers Court has a choice of lounges for socialising or relaxing. There's also a sensory room, hair salon and a large garden for residents to enjoy. Each bedroom is spacious, with en-suite facilities, attractive furniture, phone and television connections and a 24-hour nurse call system.

Heavers Court care home in Croydon, Greater London is part of Care UK, a respected care provider with more than 40 years of experience in delivering exceptional, award winning care. As a Care UK home, you can rely on the skilled and dedicated team to offer person centred care that treats each resident as an individual, helping them continue to enjoy fulfilling, rewarding and happy lives in their new home. The team understands that independence involves more than the place where you live and is also shaped by how you live each day.

Care UK is the most awarded care home provider in the country and has more homes rated outstanding by the CQC than any other organisation. Care UK is also proud to be recognised as the highest rated private care provider in Scotland.

Care UK aims to support you with clear information, practical advice and a range of helpful resources that provide reassurance at every stage of your journey into care. The team at Heavers Court take great pride in the openness of their care quality and fee information, helping you feel fully confident in trusting them with the care of yourself or your loved one from the very first moment. If you are considering care for yourself or a family member, discover why families have placed their trust in Care UK for more than four decades.