At Trusted Care, we understand how stressful it can be living with dementia and that researching the dementia care options in your area can be emotional and confusing. Our online directory brings you a broad choice of Bristol dementia care homes, providing you the information you need to make an informed decision in one, easy to use online location.
All of the dementia care homes in Bristol listed on Trusted Care are registered with the CQC (the Care Quality Commission), England’s independent regulator of health and social care. The CQC ensures that registered care providers meet set standards. You will find a Bristol dementia care home’s latest CQC report on its Trusted Care profile.
Each profile contains a host of useful information, including details of specialisms, facilities, a map and a gallery. In addition, some care homes have been rated by people with first-hand experience of the home. These homes bear a star rating, which is taken from reviewers’ scores across ten categories, including professionalism, dignity and choices, enabling you to see at a glance how others rate the care and service that they experienced.
If you would like help finding a Bristol care home that meets your unique set of requirements, or if you have any questions about finding dementia care in Bristol, please get in touch; our dedicated team will be happy to help.
Bristol
At Beaufort Grange we recognize the importance of individuality in all our residents and anyone else who visits our home. Each and every day the home is a fun place to be because we believe in laughter, the community and...
5.0 out of 5.0
3 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 2967
Bristol
The home provides support for 16 adults with enduring mental health needs and specialises in supporting residents with dementia and Korsakoff's Syndrome. There is space for up to 16 adults. The home has a nurse call system...
0.0 out of 5.0
0 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 1846
Fishponds
Chasefield house is set in large gardens and has room for up to 11 residents. The staff here specialise in people with learning difficulties as well as conditions including autism and dementia. Current residents range from...
0.0 out of 5.0
0 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 3005
Bristol
St George Care Centre is a purpose built care home that has benefitted from recent redecoration in 2018, offering nursing care for up to 68 elderly residents, including trial stays, respite breaks and convalescent care as...
4.3 out of 5.0
3 reviews
Call provider 0117 200 1179
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Stibbs house focuses on Respite Care which provides a break for the carer by providing a place for the person they look after for a short peroid of time. Stibbs house can provide respite care for up to 10 people at a time and...
4.9 out of 5.0
2 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 2947
Kingswood
The specialist care at Mortimer House encompasses three main areas: Older people with learning disabilities, people with dementia, including those with Downs Syndrome, and End of Life care. An individual's social, health and...
4.9 out of 5.0
3 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 3063
Bristol
You'll find Kingswood Court Care Home in Kingswood, South Gloucestershire, just to the east of Bristol. Here our team of registered nurses and well trained, dedicated care assistants provides an excellent standard of 24-hour...
4.0 out of 5.0
3 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 1522
Bristol
Furber Road House has support for people with learning disabilities and caters for those with a range of complex needs, including physical disabilities, communication difficulties, visual and auditory impairment. Support is...
0.0 out of 5.0
0 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 1866
Stoke Bishop
Stokeleigh is a lovely, charming and happy care home set in the heart of Bristol delivering the very best of Care, Comfort and Companionship to its residents and family carers. The beautiful and impressive building started...
5.0 out of 5.0
3 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 2275
Bristol
A listed building dating back to the 15th Century, The Manor Cottage is set in a wonderful location within walking distance of Frenchay church and Common. It has been carefully restored and extended to the highest possible...
4.8 out of 5.0
3 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 2641
Kingswood
Kilvie House Nursing Home is a large, spacious property offering 24 hour nursing support for people with learning disabilities. Currently, the residents at Kilvie House range in age from those in their 30s to those aged 80...
0.0 out of 5.0
0 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 2380
Bristol
Humphry Repton House is a specialist nursing home which provides care for 45 people with moderate to severe dementia. If your relative experiences changes of mood they can come to Humphry Repton and be themselves, without...
3.0 out of 5.0
2 reviews
Call provider 0117 325 1832
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