Residential Care

Residential Care Homes

Our residential care homes for older people provide accommodation, meals, leisure activities, personal care and emotional support for those who are unable to manage at home.

Please note that residential care does not include nursing care.

The decision to recommend a residential or nursing home will only be made after a full assessment. If nursing home care is recommended, then the local health authority also has to agree to this. You can also consider homes in other local authorities if your needs will be better met there.

Choosing a home

When you choose a home, it is important to make sure that you choose one that will be right for you both now and in the future. You can get advice and information to help you make this important decision from:

  • your social worker or care manager
  • a district nurse
  • a health visitor
  • your family doctor.

Finding out about residential care homes

Haringey currently owns 3 residential care homes. They offer dementia, frail and elderly and respite care. The private sector also offers a wide range of residential and nursing care homes.

Care Quality Commission (CQC)

Looking for a care home? Get free, independent reports on the quality of your local homes and care services to help you make an informed choice, see the External Links section.

Inspection of Homes

All residential homes, whether council-run or private, are regularly inspected by the Commission for Social Care Inspection, see the External Links section.

For further information, contact

Assessment and Care Management for Older People
40 Cumberland Road
Wood Green
London
N22 7SG

Tel 020 8489 1400
Fax 020 8489 1993
Email over65@haringey.gov.uk

The following links are not part of the Haringey Council website. Please read our legal disclaimer before using these links

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Page Last Updated: 12 March 2010

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