About our Dementia Care & Nursing in West Sussex

Homelands Manor House offers bright, spacious en-suite rooms with large windows overlooking the natural surroundings. Designed with your comfort and accessibility in mind, Homelands Manor House also features a bright, airy and very comfortable lounge, a dining room, an activity room, a shower room, an assisted bathroom and communal toilets on all three floors.

All three floors are accessible with the passenger or platform lift, and additional mobility support is available whenever needed. To top it off, the ground floor lounge extends into a modern, stylish conservatory with picturesque views of the lush green fields – the ultimate place for a relaxing cup of tea.

Our dedicated team of certified and experienced professionals are highly trained in all aspects of nursing care, from cognitive stimulation and mental health support to physical disability care, such as mobility assistance, wound care, pain control and disability due to strokes, Parkinson's disease and post-operative orthopaedic surgery.

We also offer expert management of longer-term conditions, such as diabetes, cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, as well as chronic and progressive illnesses, such as multiple sclerosis (MS) and motor neurone disease (MND).

While we are unable to meet the needs of residents who need life support or intravenous therapy, we can treat residents who require enteral feeding (PEG).

The Coach House offers twelve comfortable, spacious private rooms with en-suite toilets. On the ground floor, residents can access essential amenities, including a shower, a bathroom and the nurses' office, all of which are easily accessible.

Meet with other residents in our friendly lounge or dining area or escape to our comfortable south-facing conservatory for a more private, peaceful environment.

Here, we specialise in caring for residents over 65 suffering from all types of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia.

Our certified and experienced dementia care staff are highly trained in handling challenging or wandering behaviours, applying specialist interventions where necessary and using advanced communication techniques to de-escalate the situation and redirect the resident to a calmer environment.