types of care
Explore Our Commitment to Compassionate Care
This section offers an insightful overview of Coombe Vale Care Home’s dedication to dignity, comfort, and personalized support, underscoring the core values that shape our approach to resident wellbeing and lasting care excellence.
An overview of our tailored care options
Nursing Care
Professional medical support for complex needs.
What is Nursing Care?
Nursing care in a residential setting focuses on each resident’s health, comfort, and overall well-being. It is ideal for individuals who require regular or more complex medical support, with the reassurance that a registered nurse is available 24 hours a day. Alongside clinical care, residents receive personal assistance with daily tasks such as feeding, bathing, and dressing, ensuring comfort, dignity, and the highest quality of life.
Who is Nursing Care For?
Nursing care is designed for individuals who need ongoing medical attention in addition to support with everyday activities. This may include those recovering from illness or injury (such as a stroke), individuals requiring PEG feeding, or people living with physical disabilities or long-term health conditions.
Residential Care
Comfortable living with personalised support daily.
What is Residential Care?
Residential care provides 24-hour, long-term support within a safe and comfortable care home setting. It is ideal for individuals who need daily assistance but do not require constant medical attention. Residents receive help with personal tasks such as washing, dressing, mobility, and medication, all within a homely and welcoming environment. Alongside professional care, residents can enjoy hobbies, social activities, and opportunities that promote independence and a meaningful lifestyle.
Who is Residential Care For?
Residential care is best suited for older adults who need regular support with day-to-day living but wish to maintain their independence in a friendly, community-based setting. It’s also ideal for those who may be at risk of loneliness or isolation, offering companionship, safety, and peace of mind for both residents and their families. Each person receives a personalised care plan tailored to their individual needs, preferences, and life story—ensuring they feel valued, supported, and truly at home.
Palliative Care
Compassionate end-of-life care preserving dignity.
What is Palliative Care?
Palliative care provides compassionate, specialist support for individuals with life-limiting or terminal conditions. The focus is on comfort, dignity, and quality of life—helping residents manage pain and symptoms while offering emotional and spiritual support. Care is delivered with sensitivity and respect, ensuring each person’s wishes are honoured and that they feel safe, valued, and cared for in a peaceful environment.
Who is Palliative Care For?
Palliative care is for individuals who need dedicated support during the later stages of an illness. It is also designed to provide reassurance and guidance for families, helping them through what can be a difficult and emotional time. Each resident receives a personalised care plan that reflects their medical needs, personal preferences, and emotional well-being—ensuring comfort, compassion, and the best possible quality of life at every stage.
Dementia Care
Specialised support for residents with memory loss.
What is Dementia Care?
Dementia care provides specialist support for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. It focuses on promoting comfort, safety, and well-being through personalised care plans tailored to each resident’s unique needs and experiences. Care teams are trained to understand the challenges of memory loss and cognitive change, offering patience, reassurance, and structured routines that help residents feel secure and at ease.
Who is Dementia Care For?
Dementia care is designed for individuals who need compassionate, consistent support to manage memory-related conditions while maintaining dignity and quality of life. It’s especially suited for those who may become confused, disoriented, or anxious, and who benefit from a calm, familiar environment. Residents are encouraged to engage in meaningful activities that stimulate memory and connection, while families can have peace of mind knowing their loved one is safe, understood, and cared for with empathy and respect.
Respite Care
Short-term stays to support families and carers.
What is Respite Care?
Respite care offers short-term support for individuals who need temporary care, providing a safe and welcoming environment while their regular carer takes a well-deserved break. It delivers the same high standard of personal and professional care as long-term placements, ensuring comfort, dignity, and continuity of support. Whether for a few days or several weeks, respite care allows individuals to relax, recover, and enjoy engaging activities in a homely setting.
Who is Respite Care For?
Respite care is ideal for those who need short-term assistance following an illness, hospital stay, or while their usual carer is unavailable. It’s also suited to families who want to experience life in a care home before making a longer-term decision. Residents receive personalised care tailored to their needs and preferences, with access to social activities, home-cooked meals, and 24-hour support—offering peace of mind for both individuals and their loved ones.
Mental Health
What is Mental Health Care?
Mental health care provides tailored support for individuals living with a range of mental health needs. The focus is on promoting emotional well-being, stability, and independence within a safe, structured, and understanding environment. Our trained care teams work closely with each resident to develop personalised care plans that encourage recovery, build confidence, and enhance quality of life through empathy, consistency, and positive engagement.
Who is Mental Health Care For?
Mental health care is for individuals who require ongoing support to manage conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or other long-term mental health challenges. It is suited to those who benefit from professional guidance and a supportive community to help them lead fulfilling, balanced lives. Residents are encouraged to take part in daily routines, creative activities, and social opportunities that promote personal growth, connection, and well-being.