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Sutton Care Directory 2015/16

Your local guide to Care Homes, Care Agencies and Care Servicesin the Sutton borough area

St Judes specialises in nursing needs for frail elderly, Dementia and End of Life care.

· 24 hour Professional Nursing Care

· Person Centred Care & Individualkeyworker system

· Comfortable and Homely CommunalLounges

· Tastefully decorated en-suite bedrooms

· Hair & Beauty Salon, cinema room andan inviting dining area

· Secure landscaped gardens

To arrange a viewing please call the managers’ officeTel: 020 86431335 or email [email protected]: www.stjudesnursinghome.com

St Judes Nursing Home2 9 - 3 1 M A Y F I E L D R O A D , S U T T O N , S M 2 5 D U

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84 COOMBE ROAD, CROYDON, SURREY CR0 5RA. TEL: 020 8688 7022Email: [email protected]

LLOYD PARK NURSING HOME

We are delighted to announce the opening of Lloyd Park Nursing Home, a delightful andtranquil care setting in the heart of Croydonwhich has been refurbished to the higheststandards. We pride ourselves on being afamily run home staffed by people who live in the local community.

“Our aim is to give every resident the freedom tocontinue their daily life with dignity, privacy andthe widest possible choice.”

Please call the manager for a copy of our brochure or toarrange a visit, or why not visit our website at:

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Lloyd Park Nursing Home is beautifully furnished anddecorated with single and en-suite rooms.

Other facilities include:A friendly family atmosphereFull & varied activities programmeHome cooked foodHighly trained staffWalking distance to transport and local amenitiesWi-fi/flat screen tv/dvd/freeview to all roomsCroydon council approved supplierExcellent CQC inspection reportDedicated GP who visits every weekDedicated hairdresser, chiropodist, dentist & optician

Our individual person-centred care includes:24 hour nursing careRespite care & short breaksConvalescent, dementia and EMI care

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Contents

Introduction 4

The Care Quality Commission 6

Arranging your move to a care home 8

Choosing a home 10 - 12

Types of residential care 13

Useful addresses and phone numbers 14 - 15

The Directory:

Homecare and support providers 16 - 21

Nursing homes 22 - 26

Private residential care homes for older people 27 - 28

Voluntary residential care homes for older people 29

Private homes for people with a learning disability 30 - 36

Voluntary homes for people with a learning disability 37

Private homes for people with physical disabilities 38

Private and voluntary homes for people with mental ill health 39

Index of homes 40

We gratefully acknowledge the support of the firmswhose advertisements appear on these pages. As areciprocal gesture we have pleasure in drawing theattention of our readers to their announcements. It isnecessary however for it to be made clear that, whilstevery care has been taken in compiling thispublication and the statements it contains, thePublisher cannot accept responsibility for anyinaccuracies, or for the products or servicesadvertised.

Published by London Care Directories,162 Leicester Road, Barnet, Herts EN5 5DS.Tel/Fax: 020 8364 8428.Email: [email protected]: www.londoncaredirectories.co.uk.Copyright London Care Directories 2015©

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CARE VISITS AT HOMEGood Old Fashioned Service

We offer everything from personal care to shopping, cleaning or social visits. In fact everything you need to stay in the comfort of your own home.

BespokeWith visit times ranging from 15 minutes right up to 24 hour-a-day live-in care,

as much or as little care as they require.

Get in touchBluebird Care (Sutton) 153 Epsom Road SM3 7EY

020 8644 5161 [email protected]

Call our professional team on 020 8644 5161

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Welcome to the 2015-16 edition of the Sutton Care Directory. Choosinga care service is a major life decision, and so this Directory is designed tohelp you and your family make the best choice to meet your needs. It givesyou up to date information on registered residential and nursing homesand local homecare agencies along with contacts and information forpeople who are looking for a care service in the Sutton borough area,either for themselves, a relative or friend.

It aims to give guidance and information on choosing a care provider,and contains detailed information on care homes and homecare agencieswithin the London Borough of Sutton.

All homes and agencies included in this Directory are registered withand regularly inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Anintroduction to the CQC is featured on page 6.

The Sutton Care Directory is relevant to all people in need of care,whatever the disability or problem that has led them to need support andso we hope you will find it extremely helpful and useful.

This Directory is also available to view on-line at the publishers’ website:www.londoncaredirectories.co.uk. You can also view the publishers’ rangeof other London borough Care Directories in the same way.

Should you have any comments on either the content or the design ofthis Directory please contact:

Peter DevallLondon Care Directories162 Leicester Road, BarnetHerts EN5 5DSTel/Fax: 020 8364 8428Website: www.londoncaredirectories.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

Publisher: Peter Devall.

Introduction

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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent

regulator of health and adult social care services in England.

Our purpose is to make sure those care services provide

people with safe, effective, compassionate, high quality care,

wherever and whenever they receive it, and to encourage

them to improve.

We monitor, inspect and regulate services to make sure they

meet fundamental standards of quality and safety and we

publish what we find, including ratings to help people choose

care.

We cover all hospitals, GPs, dentists, care homes, care

provided in the home, mental health services, community

health and some other independent services as well.

We have three Chief Inspectors of hospitals, social care and

general practice. They lead expert inspection teams that

include CQC specialist inspectors - health professionals

relevant to the service they’re inspecting i.e. doctors, nurses,

GPs, dentists and social workers.

Our teams also include trained members of the public -

people who help us to understand what it’s like to be cared for

in the service we’re inspecting, who we call experts by

experience.

During inspections, our Chief Inspectors and their teams ask

five main questions

• Is this care safe? – For example, is it clean and are infection

rates low?

• Is this care effective? – For example, how good are they at

making people better or making sure their quality of life is

the best it can be?

• Is it caring? Are the staff compassionate and do they treat

people as human beings?

• Is this organisation well led? - do the staff have direction and

purpose and are they running the service properly?

• Is the organisation responsive to people’s needs? Is it

listening to complaints and comments, and acting on them?

How long do people have to wait and can people get

appointments when they need them?

Before we inspect we listen to what people have to say

about their local services. It’s one of the most important

things that we do. It adds to the information we collect and

analyse all the time to help us do our job.

We need people to tell us about their care – good or bad. It’s

vital to our work. Every comment or complaint that we hear

about builds up a better picture of what is going on helping

us to decide when, where and what to inspect.

Contacting CQC

All our inspection reports can be found on our website

www.cqc.org.uk

You can contact us in the following ways:

Tel: 03000 616161

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @CareQualityComm

Post: Care Quality Commission, Citygate, Gallowgate,

Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4PA.

An Introduction to The Care Quality Commission

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Grange Cottage is a charming and inviting home, situated in atranquil part of leafy Sutton but still ideally located for all transportlinks and facilities. We have established an excellent reputation over15 years for the care of older people, including those with dementia.

As part of our ongoing commitment to the maintenance of thehighest standards for our residents, we are now delighted toannounce the completion of a comprehensive refurbishmentprogramme.

Accordingly, we have increased the number of beds at our homefrom 11 to 19 (17 single rooms and 1 shared) with nearly all beingen-suite. Our home affords entirely modern facilities, includingcatering facilities and car parking in front.

• Visitors always welcome • Delightful gardens• Full activities programme for residents to enjoy• Special diets catered for • Stair lift• Registered with the Care Quality CommissionOur professional team staff Grange Cottage 24 hourly and are trainedto the highest standards to help ensure that all of our residents arehappy and truly maximise their potential as individuals.

For further information, a copy of our brochure or to arrangea visit please contact us on:

020 8642 2721Grange Cottage, 6 Grange Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 6RS. www.grangecottage.wordpress.com Email: [email protected]

Residential Care Home

• All Single Rooms with en-suite facilities

• Long or Short Stay

• Warm Friendly Atmosphere

• Lift to all Floors

• Dedicated staff – 24 hour care

• Renowned for Excellent Home Cooking

• Two large Lounges, one equipped with TV & Video

• New large heated Conservatory

• Charitable foundation, moderate fees

• Registered with the Care Quality Commission

SUTTON & CHEAM ELDERLY PEOPLE’S HOUSING ASSOCIATION

Eversfield HouseEversfield HouseCelebrating 60 years as a

Residential Care Home

The JubileeConservatory

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT45 Mulgrave Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 6LJ

TEL: (020) 8642 6661FAX: (020) 8642 6747

EMAIL: [email protected]

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Making your own arrangementsIf you are in a financial position to do so, you can make your

own arrangements to move into the home of your choice. TheCare Quality Commission (see page 6 for contact details) oryour Social Services Duty Team will give you information onhomes in your preferred area.

It is important to remember, however, that if you later findthat you can no longer afford the fees, your Council will onlyassist you if you meet their eligibility criteria for support andthe home where you are a resident is registered and preparedto enter into a contract with the Council.

It is therefore advisable to request an assessment of yourneeds from your local Council’s Social Services Departmentbefore you make a final decision about entering a home sothat these issues can be discussed with you.

Making arrangements with Council helpYour local Council’s Social Work staff are committed to

helping you find the home best suited to your needs whenyou, or your family or friends ask for assistance in finding andarranging your move into a home.

However, the Council can normally only directly help youmake arrangements in the following circumstances:

• Your savings and capital assets are less than £23,250.

• You meet your local Council’s eligibility criteria for supportand your chosen home meets your assessed needs asidentified in your Community Care Assessment.

• The home is registered, is prepared to accept you and isprepared to enter into a contract with your local Councilwhich meets the terms and conditions set down by theCouncil to ensure a high standard of care.

• The cost of making arrangements for your chosen home iswithin the amount that the Council would usually expect to

pay for accommodation for someone with your assessedneeds. This is referred to as ‘the usual cost’.

• There is a vacancy available for you in the home.

Your assessmentWhether you intend to make your own arrangements or hope

that the Council will make arrangements for you, your localCouncil’s Social Work staff will assess your needs in exactly thesame way. The assessment will involve discussions with you and(with your permission) consultation with your family, friends, GPand other health service staff including staff who would be treatingyou if you were in hospital.

Your assessor will look with you to see what risks there areto your continuing to live independently, for example howsafely and well you can manage activities of daily living likegetting up and dressed.

You will be asked about any problems with your health,whether you remain involved with family and friends and whatsupport they can give you.

Your assessor will then be able to work out with you whatyou need and whether these needs meet the Council’seligibility criteria for providing help.

Eligibility criteriaAll assessments must be carried out in accordance with

nationally agreed eligibility criteria to ensure that everyone istreated on an equal basis.

If your assessment shows that you have a critical orsubstantial need for support, then your local Council will beprepared to offer you services which best meet the needs thathave been identified during your assessment. Residential carewould only be offered if you need a very high level of supportwith daily living activities (and possibly night time needs aswell) and there are no carers available to help or your carers

Arranging your move to a care home

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Tailored programmes of care are delivered by our passionate expertly trained staff - many of whom have been with us for almost a decade.

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can no longer continue to help you. Nursing care would onlybe offered if you need twenty four hour nursing care.

If a care home placement is the service which best meets your

needs the Council must help you make arrangements. This applies

even when you have enough money to pay for your own care if

you cannot make the arrangements for yourself and you have no

one else who is able to do this for you. Examples of some of the

areas that the eligibility criteria covers are as follows:

• You have an immediate or actual risk to your own safety or you

are a risk to the safety of others

• You have an acute mental illness, a severe learning disability or

physical or mental disability

• You have experienced a sudden loss of your physical or mental

abilities

• You need immediate alternative care because those who care

for you no longer can

• You need constant supervision or attention

• It is likely that your personal safety is at risk or that you may put

others at risk

• Your physical or mental abilities are getting worse

• Your mental health is deteriorating

• You will need alternative care in the near future because those

who care for you now won’t be able to continue doing so

• You cannot continue to live at home even with personal

assistance with everyday living tasks

Choosing a homeWith the advice and information available from the Care

Quality Commission (CQC) or your local Social Services Duty Team,

you should be able to select a suitable home. It is always advisable

for you, or if you are feeling too unwell, your family or friends, to

visit the home that you feel would be best suited to you. You

should ask to see the reports on inspection visits.

Where it is recognised that you are eligible for Council funding

for your placement and no suitable home (ie one which meets

your needs as identified in your Care Plan) can be found within the

Council’s usual costs, then consideration will be given to a home

that costs more. In this situation your social worker will advise you

but if this applies the Council must meet any ‘extra’ cost.

How is your choice affected by being inhospital?

If, following your admission to hospital, you or the staff treating

you feel that a return to your home on discharge would not be a

safe option for you and that rehabilitative treatment would not

improve your situation, you will be offered an assessment of your

need, (the assessment process has been described earlier). The

conditions already referred to for assistance from the Council in

making arrangements for a move to a care home will apply in the

same way.

The social worker who was involved in your assessment will

help make arrangements if a care home placement best meets

your identified needs on discharge. However, if you can fund your

own placement but feel you or your family need help in making

the arrangements, the Placement Co-ordinator (an NHS

employee) is available to help you. Ward staff can arrange for you

or your family to meet with the Placement Co-ordinator.

Your discharge to a care homeOnce the acute phase (or rehabilitative phase where this is

needed) of your illness/treatment is over, hospital staff will be

expecting you to have agreed a plan to ensure that your discharge

from hospital will not be delayed. This is because it is now generally

understood that it is not helpful for patients to stay in hospital once

their treatment there is complete. A hospital ward is not the best

place in which to regain your independence and there is also the

possibility of catching an infection which would slow your recovery.

It is also important that hospital beds (on both acute and

rehabilitation wards) are available for those patients who are in need

of treatment and may be having to wait a long time for admission.

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Temporary or transitional careSometimes it might be difficult for you to finalise your

discharge plans because, for example, you have found a suitablehome but no vacancy is available. In these circumstances you willbe assisted to move into a temporary or transitional setting untilsuch time as your preferred choice of home becomes available.

Social workers based in hospitals and in area teams can giveadvice on residential and nursing care but the person concernedand their relatives and friends should make the final decision andsatisfy themselves that the best place has been found for theirindividual needs.

Who pays for your care?This will depend on a number of factors including the severity

of your illness or disability and your financial situation. The Healthand Social Services staff who assess your needs will advise you,but as general guide you could be:

• Fully funded- that is your fees would be met by the NHS orother government sources, but this only occurs in very limitedcircumstances

• Self funding- that is you have to pay your own costs

• Funded with Council Support- you will be funded in part bythe Council. You will be financially assessed to work out howmuch you can afford to pay towards the cost of your care.

Fully funded careThis is only available in very limited circumstances.

• Continuing Care - In some circumstances, where your careneeds are assessed as requiring a very high level of nursing carewith constant supervision of your condition, the NHS willorganise and pay for your continuing care in a hospital, ahospice or a nursing home. This will be discussed with you bythe nurses and social worker who are assessing your needs.

• Care for War Pensioners - available to a few people who qualifyfor help from the Veteran’s Agency with funding under the WarPensions Scheme - the Veteran’s Agency will advise you.

• Section 117 Aftercare - where you are offered a placementfollowing a compulsory stay in a hospital for mental healthtreatment

Who decides if you are self-funded or eligiblefor council support?

Following the assessment of your needs you will be advised

about any likely charges. If it is possible that you would qualify

for help with the charges you will be asked to complete a

financial assessment form. If you are unable to do this your

family, carer or legal representative can help you. This form asks

for details about your income, savings and other capital assets

(eg any property that you own). From this form, it will be

possible for the Assessment and Income staff to work out

whether you would be entitled to Council assistance in paying

towards a care home placement, or whether you would have to

pay for your own placement.

You should not try to dispose of any savings or capital assets

you have (for example your home), in order to try and reduce

your contribution to the cost. If you do so, the Council will still

include those savings and capital assets when your share of the

charge is worked out.

All people whose assessed needs can best be met by being

cared for in a nursing home are entitled to receive the nursing

element of their care for free. A nurse from the Primary Care

Trust will assess your level of nursing needs and the nursing

home will be paid directly in accordance with this assessment.

This scheme is referred to as free nursing care. This ‘payment’

will have been taken into consideration by the nursing home

when it sets its fees to you or to the Council.

You payIf you have savings and capital which amount to more than

£23,250 you will have to pay your own costs. This rule is laid down

by the Government [(National Assistance Assessment of

Resources) Regulations 1992].

You might also have to pay if your income is high enough to

meet the fees.

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How your contribution is worked out

Income

All your income including most of the pensions and benefityou receive will be taken into account but you are entitled toretain a Personal Expenses Allowance - a sum which thegovernment reviews each year. Your Social Worker will tell youabout this and can also explain how other benefits you receivewould be affected.

If you have an income from a private or occupational pensionor retirement annuity contract, even if your savings and capital arebelow the £23,250 level you will be expected to pay the carehome fee from this income. However, the Council will ignore up tohalf this pension or annuity if you are using it to support your wife,husband (and possibly at their discretion, a partner).

Capital

Capital is any property, savings and investments, cash,premium bonds, stocks and shares that you have. If you have jointsavings or capital assets with your husband, wife, partner oranother person, then a proportion will be taken intoconsideration.

Property, including your home, will be valued at its currentmarket value less any outstanding mortgage. The Council isrequired to ignore the value of property if:

• Your husband, wife or partner is living there

• Another close relative lives there who is over 60 or has adisability or is aged under 16 and is dependent on you.

The Government has ruled that the value of a person’s homewill not be counted for the first 12 weeks following admission to acare home. On this basis your local Council will ignore the value ofyour home for 12 weeks from the time when your placement ismade permanent when working out whether you qualify forsupport with funding. This scheme is called a property disregard.

In certain very limited circumstances the Council has thediscretion to agree to defer part of the payment towards the costof the placement. This is referred to as deferred payment.

Your social worker will advise you whether either of theseschemes might apply to you.

The Government requires you to contribute a proportion of

your savings between £14,250 and £23,250 towards the cost of

your placement but savings below this are not taken into

consideration.

Choosing a more expensive homeWhere you qualify for Council help with payment of your fees

and the Council can find you a suitable home within their usual

costs you can only choose a more expensive home if:

• Someone else (for example a relative, friend or charitable

organisation) agrees to pay a ‘top up’, i.e. the difference

between the actual fee for the placement and the amount the

Council would usually have expected to pay for similar suitable

accommodation, i.e. the usual cost. The person who agrees to

pay the top up is referred to as a third party sponsor.

• Very exceptionally if you are being funded under property

disregard or deferred payment schemes, you could pay the

difference from your own funds.

Failure to keep up top up payments is likely to result in your

being asked to move to a suitable alternative home, available at a

cost the Council would usually expect to pay.

You and your family can discuss top up arrangements with your

Social Worker who can provide further information to you and to

anyone who might be prepared to act as your third party sponsor.

Reviewing your place in a care homeIf Social Service staff helped to place you in a home, they will

carry out a review of your situation after you have been in the

home for four weeks to check with you, your family and friends

and the home’s staff that the home is suitable for you. At this

point they will agree with you that your placement becomes

permanent. Social Services will then review your placement once

a year unless you, your family or the home feel that your needs

have changed. In this case an earlier review can be arranged to

re-assess your situation.

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Residential care homesA residential care home is a home in which residents receive full

board and personal care. The level of care varies from home to

home, but it should be the kind of care that would be given by a

competent and caring relative. This would include help with

washing, bathing, dressing, toilet needs and eating. It also includes

caring when a resident is taken ill in the same way that a family

would provide extra help. It does not provide nursing care.

This means that residential homes may not accept people with

certain medical conditions e.g. multiple sclerosis.

Voluntary homesThese are homes run by voluntary organisations, for example

housing associations, charities and religious bodies. Some voluntary

homes set conditions for accepting residents, for example having

been a member of a particular trade, profession, union or one of the

services. Sometimes only people from the local area will be

considered.

Fees are set by the voluntary organisations. They can be lower

than in privately run homes because overheads may be met from a

Trust Fund, for example.

Private homesPrivate homes are those run by individuals and companies as a

business. There are unlikely to be conditions of acceptance, except

suitability to live in a residential care home.

Fees are set by the home owner. They have to take account of

the actual cost of running the home.

Nursing homesThese homes provide care for people who need 24 hour nursing

care including those who are terminally ill. The person in charge of

the home will be a Registered General Nurse. There will always be a

Registered General Nurse on duty.

Dual registered homesHomes may register for both residential care and nursing care.

This means that a wide range of care can be provided in one home.

Residents who come to need nursing care may not have to move to

another home or hospital.

Registered homes for people with mentalhealth problems

These are homes registered for the care (including medical care)

of people suffering from a mental health problem. They may be

registered as a residential home or as a nursing home.

Registered homes for people with learning,physical and multiple disabilities

These are homes registered for the care of people with such

difficulties. These homes are also featured extensively in this

directory.

Specialist homesOther homes (residential and nursing) specialise in caring for

people with dementia or functional mental illness, for people with a

disability or offer care to people from a particular cultural, religious

or professional background.

HospicesHospices provide specialised care for people with a terminal

illness. In addition to the relief of any pain and symptoms control,

they offer support and counselling to patients, their friends and

families.

Types of residential care

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Useful addresses and phone numbers

VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS

Age UK Sutton1-2 Lower Square, St Nicholas WaySutton, Surrey SM1 1EATel: 020 8770 4090Website: www.ageuksutton.org.uk

Age UKTel: 0800 169 6565Website: www.ageuk.org.ukFreephone help line with advice for older people andtheir Carers

Alzheimers Society Sutton OfficePart Ground Floor, 41-45 Lind Road, Sutton SM1 4PPTel: 020 8770 1875Website: www.alzheimers.org.uk

Citizens Advice Bureau (Sutton Borough)Sutton Central Library, St Nicholas WaySutton SM1 1EATel: 020 8405 3552Website: www.suttoncabx.org.ukAdvice & InformationOpen Monday to Friday 10am to 12noon and 1pm to3pm

Library ServicesSutton Central Library, St Nicholas WaySutton SM1 1EATel: 020 8770 4740Website: www.sutton.gov.uk

Sutton Carers CentreBenhill House, 12/14 Benhill AvenueSutton, Surrey SM1 4DATel: 020 8296 5611Email: [email protected]: www.carers.org/suttonOffers information, advice and support to carers.

SCILL (Sutton Centre for Independent Living &Learning)3 Robin Hood Lane, Sutton, Surrey SM1 2SWTel: 020 8770 4065Website: www.scill.org.uk

Sutton Mencap8 Stanley Park Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 OEUTel: 020 8647 8600Email: [email protected]: www.suttonmencap.org.ukSupports children and adults with a learning disability,and their carers, by providing services, information andsupport.

Sutton Mental Health Foundation63 Downs Road, Belmont, Surrey SM2 5NRTel: 020 8770 0172Email: [email protected]: www.smhf.org.uk

Sutton ShopmobilityLevel 3, St Nicholas Shopping Centre, St Nicholas WaySutton, Surrey SM1 1AYTel: 020 8770 0691Email: [email protected]: www.suttonshopmobility.org.ukManual wheelchair, electric wheelchair and poweredscooter hire service for people with mobility problems.

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VoiceAbility SuttonTel: 07557 746415Email: [email protected]: www.voiceability.orgPromotes the rights, voices and choices of people whoare vulnerable or marginalised, including those withlearning disabilities, older people and people withphysical disabilities.

Volunteer Centre Sutton31 West Street, Sutton, Surrey SM1 1SJTel: 020 8661 5900Website: www.vcsutton.org.uk

NATIONAL ORGANISATIONS

Carers UK20 Great Dover Street, London SE1 4LXTel: 020 7378 4999Free advice line: 0808 808 7777(Mon to Fri, 10am - 4pm)Email: [email protected]: www.carersuk.orgCarers UK supports carers and provides informationand advice about caring. Carers UK influences policiesthrough our research, based on carers’ real lifeexperiences and campaigns to make life better for carers.We help carers. When caring affects you and yourfamily Carers UK is here for you.

Citizen’s Advice Bureaux (CAB)Citizen’s Advice Bureaux offer free, impartial andconfidential advice on a range of issues includingconsumer complaints, welfare rights, employment lawand immigration and nationality queries. (see entry forSutton Citizen’s Advice Bureau above)

Elderly Accommodation Counsel3rd Floor, 89 Albert EmbankmentLondon SE1 7TPTel: 0800 377 7070 (First Stop Advice Line)Website: www.housingcare.orgThe Elderly Accommodation Counsel is a charity offeringadvice and information about all aspects of careprovision including care funding, care homes, shelteredaccommodation and hospices. Individual requirementscan be matched with homes on their list.

Independent Age18 Avonmore Road, London W14 8RRAdvice line: 0800 319 6789(Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm)Email: [email protected]: www.independentage.orgParticular expertise in residential and nursing home careand runs an advice line for older people, their carers andrelatives.

The Relatives and Residents Association1 The Ivories, 6-18 Northampton StreetLondon N1 2HYTel: 020 7359 8136 (helpline - M-F, 9.30am - 4.30pm)Website: www.relres.orgThe Relatives and Residents Association Helplineprovides information and support to relatives, friends andfamily of older people living in or about to move into acare home. We can provide help on how to choose acare home, concerns over care or understanding thecomplicated rules about paying for care.

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The following is a list of community based care servicesthat can help you with your personal care, basic everydaytasks in your own home and support you to accessactivities and services in the community.

Absolute Care Services6 The Parade Stafford Road,Wallington SM6 8ND Contact: Karen LakerTelephone: 020 3815 5444Website: www.absolutecareservice.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

Asian Elders Support Scheme5 Beechcroft Road, Tooting, London SW17 7BUContact: Carreen Wisdom Telephone: 020 8767 5455Website: www.aess.uk.comEmail: [email protected]

Ambition 24 HoursAmbition House, 92 - 96 Lind Road, Sutton,Surrey SM1 4PLContact: Mrs Sally PageTelephone: 0871 873 3333Website: www.ambition24hours.co.uk

Homecare and support providers

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Alongside our provision of the highest quality,person-centred care for the elderly andvulnerable, SureCare (Croydon & Sutton) canoffer learning difficulties support, mental healthand complex needs care.

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Bluebird Care (Sutton)153 Epsom Road, Sutton, Surrey SM3 9EYContact: Paul BarryTelephone: 020 8644 5161Website: www.bluebirdcare.co.ukEmail: [email protected] our advert on page 3

Chenash Homecare Specialists17 Lindores Road, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 1BQContact: Rosemary MudzingwaTelephone: 020 8648 6400Website: www.chenashhomecare.co.ukEmail: [email protected] our advert below

Community Home Care Provider24 London Road, Morden, Surrey SM4 5BQRegistered Manager: Charmaine PereraTelephone: 020 8685 0990Website: www.chcp.org.ukEmail: [email protected]

Crossroads Care South ThamesThe Vestry Hall, London Road, Mitcham,Surrey CR4 3NDTelephone: 020 8648 9677Email: [email protected]: www.souththamescrossroads.org

Specialising indomiciliary care aswell as providingcompetent staff toprivate, voluntaryand independentsocial careestablishments.

CHENASH HOMECARE Specialists & Care Agency

Tel: 020 8648 6400 • Mobile: 07513 774606 • Email: [email protected] • Website: www.chenashhomecare.co.uk

• Care Agency (provision of competent staff tovarious establishments on a 24/7 basis atcompetitive rates)

• Personal Care• Live in Care• Complex Care• Hospital to home• Specialists personal care service supports• Holiday Care• End of life Care• 24-Hour Care• Cleaning and practical assistant

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Direct Care and Support Services20 Fairway, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 4HSContact: Miss Sunita LarkaTelephone: 020 8915 0771Website: www.dcss24.co.uk

Headstart Employment1 High Street, Sutton, Surrey SM1 1DFContact: Muhammad Salman- Care ManagerTelephone: 020 8642 9333Website: www.headstartemployment.com

Home Instead Senior CareSBC House, Restmor Way, Wallington,Surrey SM6 7AHContact: Care Manager: Laura RoberyTelephone: 020 8773 7660Website: www.homeinstead.co.uk/suttonEmail: [email protected] our advert on page 16

Impress Recruitment Services LtdVulcan House, Unit 5, Restmor Way,Wallington, Surrey SM6 7AHContact: Mr Ebrahim SheikTelephone: 020 8544 4640Website: www.impressrecruitment.comEmail: [email protected]

London CareUnit A & B, Central House, 3-4 Chalice Close,Wallington Surrey SM6 9RURegistered Manager: Beverley StedmanTelephone: 020 8669 2352Email: [email protected]

Mears CareUnit 3, Abbey Industrial Estate, 24 Willow Lane, Mitcham CR4 4NAContact: Saiza SwahleTelephone: 020 8669 4477Website: www.mearsgroup.co.uk

Mihomecare336 Molesey Road, Hersham, Surrey KT12 3PD Contact: Anetta KleinTelephone: 03331 217 501Website: www.mihomecare.comEmail: [email protected]

Nonsuch CareBronzoak House, Stafford Road, Caterham,Surrey CR3 6JGContact: Geraldine CoxTelephone: 0845 075 4048Website: www.nonsuchcare.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

Plan Personnel19 London Road, Croydon, Surrey CR0 2RERegistered Manager: Sharon CopelandTelephone: 020 8681 3541Email: [email protected]

Prestige Nursing & Care115 Stafford Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 9BNRegistered Manager: Paula WebsterTelephone: 020 8681 6620Website: www.prestige-nursing.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

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Rainbow Medical Services Ltd179-181 Streatham Road, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 2AGRegistered Manager: Effie SmillieTelephone: 020 8648 5066Website: www.rainbowmedicalservices.comEmail: [email protected]

Reliable Personnel32 Crown Lane, Morden, Surrey SM4 5BLContact: Ashwin PatelTelephone: 020 8540 8660Website: www.reliablepersonnel.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

Right at HomeOld Inn House, 2 Carshalton Road, Sutton,Surrey SM1 4RAContact: Tim HaighTelephone: 020 8642 4829Website: www.rightathomesutton.comSee our advert on page 5

Supreme Care8-9 Crown Parade, Crown Lane, Morden, Surrey SM4 5DA Registered Manager: Rebecca EfeotorTelephone: 020 8545 0030Website: www.supremecare.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

Old fashioned values

Lakeshore Care is a family-run company, based inCarshalton Beeches, that provides help in the hometo a wide variety of clients both young and old.

Contact us on: 020 8661 9960Email: [email protected]

www.lakeshorecare.co.uk

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Sure Care (Croydon and Sutton)22-24 Napier Road, Croydon, Surrey CR2 6HGContact: Lisa LakatosTelephone: 0844 880 4275/6Mobile: 07714 214971Website: www.surecare-croydonandsutton.comEmail: [email protected]: [email protected] : [email protected] our advert on page 17

Westminster Home CareCrystal Palace branch, 3rd floor, 63 Croydon Road,Penge SE20 7TSRegistered Manager: Glenn ByfordTelephone: 020 8676 9470Website: www.westminsterhomecare.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

To advertise on our website or in any of our range ofLondon Care Directories, please call Peter Devall on

020 8364 8428

We publish care directories in the following boroughs: Barnet, Barking and Dagenham, Croydon, Ealing, Enfield, Haringey,Hillingdon, Hounslow, Redbridge and Sutton

This Directory is also available to view on-line at:www.londoncaredirectories.co.uk

You can also view our range of other London Care Directories in the same way.Group and individual Directory rates and discounts, along with details of specialpositions are available on request.

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Barons Lodge Sutton 17 4 42 Cumnor Road, Sutton, Surrey, SM2 5DWTel: 020 8642 1884 • Fax: 020 8661 7974Email: [email protected] • Owner: Susash London LtdPerson in Charge: Catherine OlinianCategory of Care: Mental illness and dementia

Beverley Lodge 16 4 4 4122 Grove Road, Sutton, Surrey, SM1 2DDTel: 020 8643 4128 • Fax: 020 8643 0673Website: www.southcarehomes.com • Owner: Mr and Mrs NanjiPerson in Charge: Rujina KayumCategory of Care: Elderly acute and chronic medical, mentally frail, dementia 65+

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Broadlands Nursing Home 25 4 4 4 451 Burdon Lane, Cheam, Surrey SM2 7PPTel/Fax: 020 8661 1120 • Email: [email protected]: Mr Baloo • Person in Charge: Olivia TengendeCategory of Care: EMI, Mental Health and Dementia

Carshalton Nursing Home 22 4 4 4 4 428 Salisbury Road, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 3HDTel: 020 8669 2592 • Fax: 020 8669 9558Website: www.sweethomesltd.comOwner: Sweet Homes Ltd • Person in Charge: Catherine AmpawCategory of Care: Acute or chronic sick and elderly mentally frail and dementia

Cheam Cottage Nursing Home 19 4 4 438 Park Road, Cheam Village, Surrey SM3 8PYTel: 020 8642 2645 • Fax: 020 8652 7575Owner: Mr J Dudhee • Person in Charge: Mr J DudheeCategory of Care: Dementia age 65+

Chegworth Nursing Home 37 4 4 4 4 423 Downs Side, Cheam, Surrey SM2 7EHTel: 020 8642 9453 • Fax: 020 8642 8834Website: www.chegworthnursinghome.comOwner: Mr A Jivraj Bayswift Limited • Person in Charge: Rakha GovindanCategory of Care: Medical and chronic sick

Crossways Nursing Care Home 40 4 4 4 417 Overton Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 6RA • Tel/Fax: 020 8642 0955Email: [email protected]: Mrs Yu • Person in Charge: Sarah StaceyCategory of Care: Frail elderly and dementia, end of life careSee our advert on page 22

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Grennell Lodge Nursing Home 24 4 4 469 All Saints Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 3DJ • Tel: 020 8644 7567Fax: 020 8644 2921 • Website: www.careunlimited.co.ukOwner: Mr B M Shamtally • Person in Charge: Mr Andre DownerCategory of Care: Mental health disability, dementia

Heatherwood Nursing Home 25 4 4 4 4 447 Foxley Lane, Purley, Surrey CR8 3EH • Tel/Fax: 020 8660 6646Website: www.heatherwood.orgOwner: Heatherwood Nursing Home LimitedPerson in Charge: Jewin Vellara Edwin • Category of Care: Elderly frail,dementia, palliative, learning disabilitySee our advert on the back cover

Jesmund Nursing Home 22 4 429 York Road, Cheam, Surrey SM2 6HLTel: 020 8642 9660 • Fax: 020 8642 9662 • Email: [email protected]: Mrs Shiels RGN RMN • Person in Charge: Mrs Shiels RGN RMNCategory of Care: Elderly, mental health, elderly mentally infirm

Lodore Nursing Home 36 4 4 4 4 49 Mayfield Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5DUTel: 020 8642 3088 • Email: [email protected]: www.suttonnursinghomes.co.ukOwner: S J Pittman Limited • Person in Charge: Karen PumfordCategory of Care: Acute and chronic medical and convalescent, terminally ill, 35+, Rehabilitation and respite care

Orchard House Nursing Home 39 4 4 4 4 435 Hallmead Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 1RDTel: 020 8644 3916 • Email: [email protected]: S J Pittman • Person in Charge: Mrs C RobinsonCategory of Care: Medical and chronic sick (day care), terminal care (35+)

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Shirley View Nursing Home 22 4 4 4 4 4

23 Shirley Avenue, South Cheam, Surrey SM2 7QS

Tel: 020 8643 5680 • Fax: 020 8642 7313 • Email: [email protected]

Owner: Family Star Ltd • Person in Charge: Mr A Loganadhan

Category of Care: Elderly mentally ill, dementia

Southdown Nursing Home 25 4 4 4 4 4 4

5 Dorset Road, Cheam, Surrey SM2 6JA • Tel: 020 8642 6169

Fax: 020 8642 1369 • Website: www.southdownnursinghome.co.uk

Owner: Mrs Wijayarathna • Person in Charge: Mrs Wijayarathna

Category of Care: General nursing care, dementia, elderly mentally frail

St Judes Nursing Home 40 4 4 4 4 4

29-31 Mayfield Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5DU • Tel: 020 8643 1335

Fax: 020 8643 9949 • Website: www.stjudesnursinghome.co.uk

Owner: Churchill Residential Care and Nursing Homes Ltd

Person in Charge: Patricia Fyfe • Category of Care: Elderly, mentally frail & dementia

See our advert on the inside front cover

Sutton Court Care Centre 63 4 4 4

486 - 488 Sutton Common Road, Sutton, Surrey SM3 9JL

Tel: 020 8644 8118 • Website: www.suttoncourtcarecentre.com

Owner: Hydefall Ltd • Person in Charge: Marie Bannister

Tordarrach Nursing Home 20 4 4 4 4

11 Hall Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 0RT

Tel: 020 8669 1494 • Fax: 020 8669 1766

Website: www.rashotcarehomes.com • Owner: Rashot Ltd

Person in Charge: Joy Obaro • Category of Care: Elderly, dementia & learning disabilities

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Willow Lodge 27 4 4 4 4 4

59 Burdon Lane, Cheam, Surrey SM2 7BY

Tel: 020 8642 4117 • Fax: 020 8642 4795


Owner: Mr & Mrs C Aristidou, Mr & Mrs Grant, Trilodge Limited

Person in Charge: Mrs Gobin • Category of Care: elderly mentally infirm, dementia

Woodcote Grove House 29 4 4 4

Meadow Hill, Coulsdon, Surrey CR5 2XL

Tel: 020 8660 2531 • Email: [email protected]

Owner: Friends of the Elderly

Person in Charge: The Manager • Category of Care: Elderly

75 Woodcote Road 12 4

Wallington, Surrey SM6 0PU

Tel: 020 8647 8452 • Website: www.hexagon.org.uk

Owner: Hexagon Housing • Person in Charge: Nicola Hibbert

Category of Care: Mental health

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Elmglade 23 4 4 4 4 4

397-399 London Road, North Cheam SM3 8JH

Tel/Fax: 020 8393 5593 • Email: [email protected]

Owner: Mr & Mrs Atapattu • Person in Charge: Dawn Nash

Category of Care: Elderly and elderly mentally infirm

Gable Lodge 9 4 4 4 4

66 Beddington Gardens, Carshalton SM5 3HQ


Owner: Mrs C K Prathapan and Mrs T Sekaran • Person in Charge: Mrs C K Prathapan

Category of Care: Elderly 65+ and Elderly with Dementia

To advertise on our websiteor in any of our range ofLondon Care Directories,please call Peter Devall on

020 8364 8428This Directory is also available to view on-line at:www.londoncaredirectories.co.ukYou can also view our range of other London Care Directories inthe same way.Group and individual Directory rates and discounts, along withdetails of special positions are available on request.

We publish care directories in the following boroughs: Barnet, Barking and Dagenham,Croydon, Ealing, Enfield,Haringey, Hillingdon, Hounslow,Redbridge and Sutton

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Finding Care in London ‘Your Care is our Concern’

Linda LodgeLinda LodgeLinda Lodge is an elegant home that is full of character and has

been run by our family for over 30 years.

We are Registered with the Care Quality Commission for the residential care of older people including those with mental health problems.• Located close to Sutton town centre and transport links

• Many of our bedrooms are en-suite• Entertainment and outings • Professionally trained staff

Please call and ask for Mrs Penfold or Miss Freed for further information or to arrange a visit

91 Worcester Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 6QLTel: 020 8642 0343 Email: [email protected] Web: www.lindalodge.co.uk

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Grange Cottage 19 4 4 4 46 Grange Road, Sutton SM2 6RSTel/Fax: 020 8642 2721 • Website: www.grangecottage.wordpress.comOwner: Mr & Mrs Halkoree • Person in Charge: Mrs HalkoreeCategory of Care: Elderly, mentally frail, dementiaSee our advert on page 7

Grasmere 24 4 4 4 4 4 449 Grange Road, Sutton SM2 6SYTel: 020 8642 8612 • Fax: 020 8642 9953 • Website: www.southcarehomes.comOwner: Mr & Mrs Nanji • Manager: Heidi Twomey • Category of Care: Elderly

Linda Lodge 26 4 4 4 491 Worcester Road, Sutton SM2 6QL • Tel: 020 8642 0343Owners/Persons in Charge: Mrs Penfold & Ms FreedCategory of Care: 13 elderly & 13 either elderly or aged 55+ with mental ill health (not alzheimers or dementia)See our advert on page 27

Montclair 15 4 4 4216 Banstead Road, Banstead, Surrey SM7 1QETel: 020 8393 7433 • Website: www.montclairresidentialhome.co.ukOwner: Mr Stephen Mann • Person in Charge: Mr Stephen MannCategory of Care: Elderly mentally frail, mental health problems and dementia

Rutland House 20 4 4 4 467 All Saints Road, Sutton SM1 3DQTel: 020 8644 5699 • Fax: 020 8644 8288Email: [email protected]: Rutland House Care Home LtdPerson in Charge: Dona Konthasinghe • Category of Care: Dementia

St Mary’s Lodge 40 4 4 4 481-83 Cheam Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 2BDTel: 020 8661 6215 • Email: [email protected]: Mr and Mrs Dudhee • Person in Charge: Mrs DudheeCategory of Care: 20 elderly and 20 elderly with dementia

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Eothen Residential Home 41 4 4 4 4 431 Worcester Road, Sutton SM2 6PTTel: 020 8642 2830 • Fax: 020 8643 7961Website: www.eothenhomes.org.uk • Owner: Eothen Homes LimitedPerson in Charge: Kim Kerwood • Category of Care: Elderly

Eversfield House 24 4 4 445 Mulgrave Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 6LJTel: 020 8642 6661 • Fax: 020 8642 6747Email: [email protected]: Sutton & Cheam Elderly People’s Housing AssociationPerson in Charge: Mrs Teresa SchwartzCategory of Care: Elderly • See our advert on page 7

Orford House 29 4 4 4Woodcote Park, Meadow Hill, Coulsdon CR5 2XNTel: 020 8660 2875 • Fax: 020 8645 0762 • Website: www.fote.org.ukOwner: Friends of the Elderly • Person in Charge: Mrs S EastwoodCategory of Care: Elderly

Ryelands 50 4 4 415 Beddington Gardens, Wallington SM6 0JFTel: 020 8647 6837 • Fax: 020 8254 7047Website: www.mha.org.uk • Owner: Methodist Homes for the AgedPerson in Charge: Rosanna O’MaraCategory of Care: Elderly, elderly mentally frail, dementia

Wellesley Lodge 22 4 4 441 Worcester Road, Sutton SM2 6PYTel/Fax: 020 8643 8860 • Email: [email protected]: www.wellesleylodge.co.ukOwner: Larcombe Housing Association LimitedPerson in Charge: Mrs Karen Pryor • Category of Care: DementiaSee our advert on page 30

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44 Albion Road 7 4

Sutton, Surrey SM2 5TF

Tel: 020 8642 2092 • Website: www.cmg.co.uk

Owner: Care Management Group • Person in Charge: Ms C Lifely

Allswell Lodge 5 4 4

95 Gander Green Lane, Sutton, Surrey SM1 2EP


Owner: Allswell Care Services Limited

Person in Charge: Ms Jennifer Ohene

Angel Home is a small but long established home in the Suttonarea to cater for the needs of those with learning difficulties. The

heart of our philosophy continues to lie in our carers who workclosely with professionals and family to develop and implement a goal-

orientated individualised care plan for all our residents. We understand that the transition from one accommodation to another can be difficultbut our high standard of care and personal experience ensure all our residents arecomfortable and all their needs are met.

At our home our facilities are tailored to cater for our residents’ happiness:

• Relax in the comfortable lounge area• Enjoy the landscaped garden (with summer barbeques)• Take part in our daily activities (including arts and crafts)• Day trips chosen by residents themselves• Special dietary requirements catered for

We always strive to work in harmony with friends and relatives and we would be happyto answer any questions that you or your family may have about our home and whatapproach we would take to deliver the best care tailored to you, the individual.

ANGEL HOMEWings of Independence

Contact us on: 020 8715 6940Angel Home, 43/45 Stayton Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 1QY

www.angelonline.org.uk

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41 WORCESTER ROAD, SUTTON, SURREY SM2 6PYNon-profit making • well known for its caring attitude • long term care

lift, bath hoist, shower room • large sun lounge and gardengood home cooking • 22 single rooms

Registered with The Care Quality Commission

Contact Karen Pryor 020 8643 8860Email: [email protected]

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Angel Home Limited 9 4 4 443/45 Stayton Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 1QYTel: 020 8715 6940 • Website: www.angelonline.org.ukOwner: Mr and Mrs Mouralidarane • Manager: Mrs MouralidaraneSee our advert opposite

Ashlong Cottage 6 4

141a Longfellow Road, Worcester Park, Surrey KT4 8BATel: 020 8337 0839 • Website: www.alliedcare.co.ukOwner: Allied Care • Person in charge: Baboo Hurynag

Beeches House 13 4 4 4 453 Park Hill, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey SM5 3SETel: 020 8401 0071 • Email: [email protected]: Mr & Mrs Brook • Person in Charge: Mrs Brook

Brambledown 7 4

44 Brambledown Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 0TFTel: 020 8647 1325 • Fax: 020 8669 3085Website: www.independencehomes.co.ukOwner: Mr & Dr MacLeod • Person in Charge: Alexandra Cogan

101 Cheam Road 6 4

Sutton, Surrey SM1 2BETel: 020 8642 0307 • Website: www.cmg.co.ukOwner: Care Management Group • Person in Charge: Catherine Reynolds

Clifton Manor 8 4 4 467 Manor Road, Wallington SM6 0DETel: 020 8669 5305 • Fax: 020 8669 3060 • Owner: Mr & Mrs MohamedallyPerson in Charge: Mrs Devika Radhakissoon

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Cottisbraine House 8 4 4 436 Sandy Lane South, Wallington, Surrey SM6 9QZTel: 020 8647 7981 • Email: [email protected]: Mrs George and Mr BrandPerson in Charge: Mr Robert Brand

14 Cranley Gardens 6 4Wallington SM6 9PRTel: 020 8405 8206 • Website: www.independencehomes.co.ukOwner: Mr & Dr MacLeod • Person in Charge: Mrs C Pantrini

63 The Crescent 3 4Belmont SM2 7BT • Tel: 020 8642 5778Website: www.moduscare.comOwner: Modus Care Limited • Person in Charge: Nicki Miller

Dawson House 7 4151 Stanley Park Road, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey SM5 3JJTel: 020 8395 5724Website: www.chatsworthcare.comOwner: Mr & Mrs G Smith • Person in Charge: Ms Stella Anyokorit

31 Egmont Road 6 4Sutton, Surrey SM2 5JRTel: 020 8661 5534 • Website: www.cmg.co.uk Owner: Care Management Group LimitedPerson in Charge: Harissing Luchmineea

33 Egmont Road 6 4Sutton, Surrey SM2 5JRTel: 020 8642 6890 • Website: www.cmg.co.uk Owner: Care Management Group LimitedPerson in Charge: Harissing Luchmineea

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Evergreen Partnership 4 4

Maple House, Woodmansterne Lane, Wallington, Surrey SM6 0SU


Owner: Ms J Cook • Person in Charge: Mr Daniel Roberts

3 The Green 8 4

Sutton, SM1 1QT


Owner: Care Management Group Limited

Person in Charge: The Manager

179 Green Lane 5 4

Morden, Surrey SM4 6SG


Owner: Care Management Group • Person in charge: Mr M Ishmael-Poo

89 Grosvenor Avenue 5 4

Carshalton Beeches, SM5 3EN

Tel: 020 8647 3912 • Website: www.careuk.com

Owner: Care UK Limited • Person in Charge: Mrs Gina Edwards

45 Grove Road 9 4

Sutton, SM1 2AW

Tel/Fax: 020 8642 2899 • Website: www.regard.co.uk

Owner: The Regard Partnership Limited

Person in Charge: Katarzyna Kalinska

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Hall Road 7 4 4


Tel: 020 8254 9895 • Website: www.independencehomes.co.uk

Owner: Independence Homes Limited • Person in Charge: Lucy Wells

Hollyfield House 9 4

27 St James Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 2TP

Tel: 020 8661 7252 • Website: www.chatsworthcare.com

Owner: Chatsworth Care • Person in Charge: Kosma Stubenvoll-Hanski

Hylton House 6 4 4

34 The Ridgway, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5JU


Owner: Choice Care Group • Person in Charge: Jenny Knight

Larkrise 7 4

50 The Gallop, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5RY


Owner: Chatsworth Care • Person in Charge: Viren Vythilingum

Magnolia House 4 4 4

19 Fairholme Road, Cheam, Surrey SM1 2EE


Owner: Iain McDonald • Person in Charge: Maria McDonald

Park Hill House 6 4

25 Park Hill Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 0SA


Owner: Loving Care Limited • Person in Charge: Toni Barton

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Park Lodge 8 4 4 4

45 Carshalton Park Road, Carshalton SM5 3SP

Tel: 020 8669 4252


Owner: Vijay Goodoree • Person in Charge: Vijay Goodoree

Rafael 5 4 4 4

172 Stanley Park Road, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey SM5 3JR


Owner: Mr and Mrs Mouralidarane • Person in Charge: Mrs Mouralidarane

Raleigh House 4 4

9 Raleigh Avenue, Wallington, Surrey SM6 8HE

Tel/Fax: 020 8669 3691 • Owner: Mrs R Jesudasan

Person in Charge: Mr D Jesudasan

Raola House 6 4 4 4

205 Woodcote Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 0QQ

Tel: 020 8835 2258 • Website: www.rashotcarehomes.com

Owner: Rashot Ltd • Manager: Mrs Joy Obaro

32 Ringstead Road 6 4 4

Sutton, Surrey SM1 4SJ

Tel: 020 8642 7725 • Website: www.careuk.com

Owner: Care UK Limited • Person in Charge: Ms C Payne

Roanu House 5 4 4

2 Grosvenor Avenue, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey SM5 3EW

Tel: 020 8647 6366 • Website: www.rashotcarehomes.com

Owner: Rashot Ltd • Person in Charge: Mrs Obaro

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231 Stafford Road 6 4 4

Wallington, Surrey SM6 9BX

Tel: 020 8647 1271

Owner: Lifeways • Person in Charge: Mrs T Edwards

Tudor Lodge 6 4

45 The Gallop, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5RY


Owner: Mr and Mrs G Smith • Person in Charge: Nelson Auwunu

63a Victoria Avenue 7 4 4 4

Wallington, Surrey SM6 7JP

Tel/Fax: 020 8669 4559 • Email: [email protected]

Owner: Lifeways • Person in Charge: Charlie Payne

Wallace Crescent 8 4 4

83 Wallace Crescent, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 3SU

Tel: 020 8669 5767 • Website: www.consensussupport.com

Owner: Consensus Support Services

Person in Charge: Prem Radhakissoon

Walton House 7 4


Tel: 020 8647 8836 • Website: www.autisticcare.co.uk

Owner: Loving Care Ltd • Person in Charge: Mandy Barton

The Willows Care Home 6 4

1 The Ridgeway, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5JX

Tel: 020 8661 7653 • Website: www.autisticcare.co.uk

Owner: Fountain Care • Person in Charge: Lynn Yusufoglu

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21 Budge Lane 6 4Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4ANTel/Fax: 020 8640 5169 • Website: www.walsingham.comOwner: Walsingham • Person in Charge: Hayley Duffy-Rix

31 Budge Lane 6 4Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4ANTel/Fax: 020 8640 5206 • Website: www.walsingham.comOwner: Walsingham • Person in Charge: Hayley Duffy-Rix

Cedar Lodge 5 4 4 43 Metcalfe Avenue, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 4ANTel/Fax: 020 8722 0576Owner: Royal Marsden NHS Trust • Person in Charge: Claire Shiels

McRae Lane 5 425 McRae Lane, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4ATTel: 020 8648 8150 • Website: www.mcch.org.ukOwner: MCCH Society Ltd • Person in Charge: Dawn Reid

Rosedene 8 4 454 Higher Drive, Banstead SM7 1PQ Tel: 020 8393 5162 • Website: www.prospecthousing.org.ukOwner: Prospect Housing and Support ServicesPerson in Charge: Kevin Porter

4, 6, 8 & 10 Rosswood Gardens 23 4 4 4Wallington SM6 8QZ • Tel: 020 8647 8193 • Fax: 020 8669 5863Website: www.metropolitan.org.ukOwner: Metropolitan • Person in Charge: Mrs Priunka Paul

14a York Road 6 4Sutton SM2 6HG • Tel: 020 8643 9612 • Fax: 020 8643 1662Website: www.mencap.org.ukOwner: Mencap • Person in Charge: Kerisha Hudson

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Private homes for people with physical disabilities

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Hemmet House 8 4 4

76 Beddington Gardens, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey SM5 3HQ

Tel: 020 8773 2116 • Website: www.independentlifestyleoptions.co.uk

Owner: Independent Lifestyle Options Limited

Person in Charge: Philip Williams

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Barons Lodge Sutton 17 4 42 Cumnor Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5DWTel: 020 8642 1884 • Fax: 020 8661 7974Email: [email protected] • Owner: Susash London LtdPerson in Charge: Catherine Olinian

Beech Manor 8 421 Banstead Road South, Carshalton Beeches, Surrey SM2 5LFTel: 020 3195 8470Owner: Inmind Healthcare Group • Person in Charge: Caroline Reeves

Linda Lodge 13 4 4 4 491 Worcester Road, Sutton SM2 6QLTel: 020 8642 0343 • Owner/Person in Charge: Mrs Penfold & Ms FreedSee our advert on page 27

Lona Lodge 4 4307 Sutton Common Road, Sutton, Surrey SM3 9NHTel: 020 8644 4824 • Email: [email protected]: www.lonalodge.co.ukOwner: Curado Limited • Person in Charge: Eileen Lutas-Simpson

Restoration Residential Care Home 3 4 48 Oakmead Road, Croydon CR0 3AS • Tel: 020 8684 3287Website: www.restorationcarehome.co.ukOwner: RRC (GB) Limited • Person in Charge: Yvette Thomas

75 Woodcote Road 12 4Wallington, Surrey SM6 0PUTel: 020 8647 8452 • Website: www.hexagon.org.ukOwner: Hexagon Housing • Person in Charge: Nicola Hibbert

31 York Road 14 4Sutton, Surrey SM2 6HL • Tel: 020 8642 6310Website: www.together-uk.org • Owner: Together for Mental WellbeingManager: John Gould

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Index of residential care homes44 Albion Road 30Allswell Lodge 30Angel Home 31Ashlong Cottage 31Baron’s Lodge 22, 39Beeches House 31Beech Manor 39Beverley Lodge 22Brambledown 31Broadlands Nursing Home 2321 Budge Lane 3731 Budge Lane 37Carshalton Nursing Home 23Cedar Lodge 37Cheam Cottage Nursing Home 23101 Cheam Road 31Chegworth Nursing Home 23Clifton Manor 31Cottisbraine House 3214 Cranley Gardens 3263 The Crescent 32Crossways Nursing Care Home 23Dawson House 3231 Egmont Road 3233 Egmont Road 32Elmglade 27Eothen Residential Home 29Evergreen Partnership 33Eversfield House 29Gable Lodge 27Grange Cottage 28Grasmere 283 The Green 33179 Green Lane 33Grennell Lodge Nursing Home 2489 Grosvenor Avenue 3345 Grove Road 33Hall Road 34Heatherwood Nursing Home 24Hemmet House 38

Hollyfield House 34Hylton House 34Jesmund Nursing Home 24Larkrise 34Linda Lodge 28, 39Lodore Nursing Home 24Lona Lodge 39Magnolia House 34McRae Lane 37Montclair 28Orchard House Nursing Home 24Orford House 29Park Hill House 34Park Lodge 35Rafael 35Raleigh House 35Raola House 35Restoration Residential Care Home 3932 Ringstead Road 35Roanu House 35Rosedene 374 -10 Rosswood Gardens 37Rutland House Care Home 28Ryelands 29Shirley View Nursing Home 25Southdown Nursing Home 25231 Stafford Road 36St Judes Nursing Home 25St Mary`s Lodge 28Sutton Court Care Centre 25Tordarrach Nursing Home 25Tudor Lodge 3663a Victoria Avenue 36Wallace Crescent 36Walton House 36Wellesley Lodge 29Willow Lodge 26The Willows 36Woodcote Grove House 2675 Woodcote Road 26, 3914a York Road 37

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