Our residential respite care offers temporary support for elderly individuals, including personal care, nutritious meals, and round-the-clock assistance. Ideal for family carers needing a break or during recovery periods, with a focus on safety, wellbeing, and independence.

Our day care service provides structured daytime support for elderly individuals.

Admission Process

Admission Process

Our admission process is designed to be simple and straightforward to help you make the move into our home as worry free as possible.

Pre-Admission Assessment

Pre-Admission Assessment

An experienced and qualified member of our team will carry out a detailed telephone assessment.

Placement Agreement

Placement Agreement

Once all parties have agreed that Cove House is going to be a suitable place for you to receive respite care and we have availability for the dates your require (minimum 3 week stay) we will arrange an 'in person' care needs assessment.

Our assessment criteria will cover a full range of health and social needs to ensure we know as much as possible about each individual so we can build the appropriate support plan, it is important that as much information as possible is provided during this process.

To reserve a room for respite care we will need to take a 30/5 non-refundable deposit.

Moving In Day

Moving In Day

Our care team will help to make you as comfortable as possible in your new environment and help you familiarise yourself with the building.

We're part of the Abbeyfield England family

A peace of mind home from home and care community.

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Cove House

Right from the moment Mum moved into Cove House, I've had complete confidence in the home's provision for her safety and wellbeing. I feel lucky that we found Cove House when living alone independently ceased to be viable for Mum. We looked at over twenty other residential care homes and Cove House was the stand-out best.

Julie Bootland

Daughter of Resident

Caring staff, good food, feels safe!

Tracey

Daughter of Resident

As a resident of Cove House I know what it means to care. It's not just the usual carers tasks which they do cheerfully, but the many thoughtful extras they intuit I need. I will never forget the day I was having a really rough time and the carer spontaneously put her arms around me in comforting hug. I could add the small acts of kindness like shopping for vegan pate and feeding the birds and watering my plants and bringing me gingerbread cookies. Special thanks to the cooks who cater magnificently. I have never felt so cared for in my life

Lynne

Resident