Ben Care
We have three care homes providing specialist dementia, residential, nursing, and respite care:
Lynwood Care Home in Sunninghill, near Ascot in Berkshire
Town Thorns Care Home in Easenhall, near Rugby in Warwickshire
Birch Hill Care Home, in Norham, near Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland.
Great care, happy residents and peace of mind for families and friends
When we welcome new residents to our care homes, whether for a short spell of respite care or longer-term nursing or dementia care, we welcome each individual as a new member of our family. We really get to know each of our residents, adapting activities, menus and care plans to make sure they are comfortable and happy.
Our care homes are happy, lively places. We chat, keep busy with all sorts of activities and make the most of every day together so families can relax knowing their loved one is well looked after.
Our care teams include highly trained carers, nurses, managers and physiotherapists working together to provide flexible, consistent care that adapts to each resident’s needs as they evolve.
To find out more about a Ben care home near you, please see below.
At Lynwood, in Sunninghill near Ascot, residents live in ‘houses’ of 15 people, so they get to know their care team and it’s easy to make friends. Lynwood provides specialist dementia, residential, nursing and respite care.
Call: 01344 298085
Set in a gorgeous rural location with views over rolling Warwickshire countryside, Town Thorns enjoys an excellent reputation for providing great nursing, residential, respite and specialist dementia care.
Call: 01788 649033
Set in the beautiful countryside of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Birch Hill is an award-winning specialist dementia care provider to 24 residents.
Call: 01289 382216
Help and advice
Choosing your care home
Choosing your care home is a big decision. It's important to find a new home that feels right and offers the level of care you need. Here are our top 5 tips to help you choose your care home.
What kind of care do I need?
Care homes offer different types of care. Some will provide a range of care services while may specialise in particular areas such as dementia. Find out more about the types of care available.
Moving into your care home
Moving into a care home is a significant event, emotionally and physically, both for the person moving and the family or friends who are organising the move. Here are some top tips for moving into a care home.
Paying for care
Once you’ve chosen a care home, it’s time to work out how it will be funded. You may be eligible for part or all of your care to be paid for by your local authority or the NHS depending on your financial circumstances and the type of care needed.
For people aged over 55, Sheltered Housing provides a desirable and affordable solution to those wanting to live in a safe, secure and supported environment. Residents are encouraged to continue to live independently, but with peace of mind knowing that support is at hand.