Located just outside the rural town of Marple, Arbour Court provides 24-hour first class nursing care for frail older people, for people who are living with dementia and for people with mental health needs.
At Arbour Court, we provide expert elderly care that’s tailored to meet each individual’s needs and our approach to providing individual, person-centred care plans allows for the very best outcomes. Our Memory Lane programme utilises a careful blend of skills and techniques developed by le...
Marple Dale provides high quality 24-hour nursing care for older people with a wide variety of conditions and frailties. We also provide specialist care for younger people who are physically disabled and those with acquired brain injury or learning difficulties, in units designed to provide as much help as possible.
We have well-kept grounds and are situated in 34 acres of magnificent Cheshire countryside with varied walks, but we are close to the thriving community of Marple and within easy ...
Beechville, in Bolton, has been purpose-built in order to achieve high standards of residential and dementia care, having been rebuilt by housing and care provider MHA.
All of Beechville's bedrooms are en-suite, though residents also have the use of assisted shower rooms ideal for mobility issues.
The property also has its own lounge and restaurant, as well as a games and activities room, a hairdressing salon, a holistic therapy room and a music room.
Epworth Grange, in Bury, is organised to suit an independent style of living, together with the practice of personalised care packages.
The service looks to integrate residents into a warm community atmosphere, with a number of communal areas and 'family groups', within a facility made up of five versatile wings.
The carers and family groups look to help individuals achieve self-support, through the practice of domestic skills.
Handsworth is a forty-three capacity Cheshire care home from the respected voluntary charity MHA/Methodist Homes.
The service looks to combine person-cented care packages that safeguard each service users' well-being, with a living environment that suits personal choice and independence.
Staff look to involve residents in decision-making as much as possible, are welcoming to visitors and ensure a range of activities are organised and available.
Laurel Court Care Home, in Didsbury, offers nursing care in a homely and stress-free environment for up to ninety service users to pursue better health with the aid of skilled carers.
Some of those welcomed by the service's personalised care packages include users with cerebral palsy, Crohn's disease, motor neurone and Parkinson's.
Occupants enjoy telephone and television points in their own rooms, a varied activities programme and a close proximity to nearby amenities.
Royley House is a modern, purpose-built residential care home in Oldham for older people. The home provides accommodation, care and support for 41 people in a friendly, family-like environment intentionally designed to ensure you feel completely at home. In fact, visitors often comment on the lovely atmosphere here.
Our residential care home is perfectly situated in Royton, near Oldham, with easy access to local amenities and transport links and close to the foothills of the beautiful South P...
elong Wigan, the town’s hugely popular village in Millers Lane, is rated 'OUTSTANDING' by the CQC and offers facilities and support plus a vibrant programme of community events.
Belong Wigan offers 54 self-contained apartments for independent living in Jasmine and Honeysuckle Court and six supported ‘households’ with modern en-suite bedrooms and open plan lounge and kitchen areas. Its village centre facilities include a licensed bistro, hair salon, library and exercise studio. Our village is ...
How many care homes are there in Greater Manchester?
There are 330 care homes in Greater Manchester, with 112 offering nursing care. If you're not sure which type of care home is best for you, you can read our guide on how to choose the right care home.
How are care homes in Greater Manchester regulated?
All care homes in Greater Manchester are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Of the 330 care homes in Greater Manchester, 268 have been rated good or above.
What is the difference between nursing homes and residential care homes?
Residential care homes provide residents with accommodation, meals, and assistance with personal care and medication. However, a nursing care home will also provide medical care from a qualified nurse, including treatment for any illness or injuries.
Will I be entitled to local authority funding to help pay for a care home in Greater Manchester?
In England, if your total savings and property assets are below £23,250, then you may be able to access local authority funding towards accommodation costs, personal care and nursing care. Read our care home funding article for more advice.
In England, care homes are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) which rates services as Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement, or Inadequate.