Residential Care in Henfield, West Sussex
Choosing the right residential care home is an important decision, and at Upper Mead Care Home, we provide a safe, comfortable, and nurturing environment where residents can truly feel at home. Located in the peaceful surroundings of Henfield, Horsham in West Sussex, we offer personalised care and 24-hour support, ensuring each resident enjoys independence, companionship, and a fulfilling lifestyle.
Why Choose Residential Care at Upper Mead Care Home in Henfield?
At Upper Mead Care Home, we offer so much more than just live-in care in Henfield, we provide a warm, family-like environment where residents feel truly at home. Our compassionate, person-centred approach ensures that every resident receives the support, companionship, and expert care they need to live comfortably and independently.
Personalised Care Tailored to Each Resident
We believe in getting to know each resident personally, understanding their hobbies, routines, and preferences to create a care experience that feels familiar and fulfilling. Before moving in, we work closely with residents and their families to develop a bespoke care plan, ensuring that their physical, emotional, and social needs are fully met. Our dedicated care team is available 24/7, offering support while promoting independence and dignity.
Vibrant Community with Local Connections
Located in the heart of Henfield, Horsham, Upper Mead Care Home has strong ties with local businesses and organisations throughout West Sussex, allowing residents to stay engaged with the wider community. From seasonal events and group outings to interactive activities within the home, we provide plenty of opportunities for socialising and enrichment.
Welcoming Families & Loved Ones
We encourage regular family visits and offer inviting communal spaces where residents can enjoy quality time with loved ones. Whether relaxing in our beautiful gardens or sharing a meal in our private dining areas, Upper Mead fosters strong connections between residents, families, and caregivers.
Flexible Residential Care Tailored to Your Needs
Whether you’re looking for long-term support or a short stay, our residential care provides a comfortable, homely environment where you can feel safe, valued, and independent.
Discover Residential Care at Upper Mead Care Home
At Upper Mead Care Home in Henfield, West Sussex, our residential care services are designed to support older individuals who value their independence but require occasional assistance. Our professional care team is always on hand to provide the necessary support, from help with daily tasks like bathing and dressing to offering companionship during meals and activities.
Residents at Upper Mead enjoy a range of amenities designed to enhance their quality of life. Each room can be personalised with their belongings, creating a comforting and familiar space. We offer a variety of social activities to stimulate both body and mind, from art classes to live entertainment. Our in-house chef prepares nutritious, delicious meals that cater to individual dietary needs and preferences. Nestled in the picturesque village of Henfield, our care home features tranquil gardens and pleasant views, providing a peaceful environment for our residents. Our goal is to create a supportive, happy, and engaging atmosphere where residents feel truly at home every day.
For more information or to arrange a visit, please contact our admissions team at 01273 492 870 or Email [email protected].
What is Residential Care?
Residential care is a service provided in a group living environment where older individuals can receive the care and support they need while maintaining a level of independence. This type of care is ideal for individuals who may no longer be able to live independently but do not require full-time nursing care. At a residential care home like Upper Mead, residents benefit from a safe and nurturing environment, companionship with other residents, and the reassurance that help is available whenever it is needed.
Residential Care in Henfield, Horsham
If you are considering residential care for your loved one, we invite you to visit Upper Mead Care Home in Henfield. Our team is here to answer any questions you may have and to show you how we can provide a caring and supportive environment for your loved one.
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Life at Upper Mead Care Home
We strive to make everyone feel at home at Upper Mead, one of the best ways to do that is to ensure they are surrounded by opportunities. See below just a glimpse of what life at Upper Mead Care Home is like.
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Private Courtyard
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Communal Lounges
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Dining
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En-Suite Bedrooms
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Dynamic Activities Programme
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Hair Salon
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Enjoy a small collection of images showing our facilities at Upper Mead Care Home. We are proud of the care services we provide to residents at our wonderful care home.
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Residential Care FAQs
Residential care refers to long-term support provided in care homes, such as Upper Mead, where individuals receive help with personal and daily living activities, like bathing, dressing, toileting, and medication. It’s ideal for people whose care needs exceed what can safely be managed at home but who don’t require intensive medical attention from qualified nurses
Residential care focuses on providing personal care, daily assistance, and social support. If 24/7 medical or nursing care is needed, qualified nurses are more appropriate and suited for care and support needs. At Upper Mead, we offer both care settings under one roof to accommodate the changing needs of our residents.
In England, residential and nursing homes are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Providers must register, meet national standards, and undergo regular inspections (typically at least every three years), with reports available publicly. For more information, read our article on being a CQC-Rated care home in Henfield, Horsham.
- 24/7 compassionate support tailored to individual needs. Such as help with daily living tasks, meals, and social engagement.
- A safe and homely environment, designed to support quality of life and independence.
- Social opportunities and meaningful activities that enhance well-being and combat loneliness.