Business Details
Trusted Care Homes in Burgess Hill for Elderly & Mental Health Support
St Clares Care Home is a charitable organisation dedicated to providing high-quality nursing and residential care for older adults with frailty, mental health needs, and complex conditions. Established in 1842 by Reverend Canon Peter John Maes, we combine modern facilities with traditional values of compassion and dignity. Our two purpose-built care homes, St Clare's and St Rita's, are located within the 250-acre St George's Park estate near Burgess Hill, offering en-suite rooms, landscaped gardens, and specialist care for dementia, Parkinson's, and physical disabilities. We prioritise person-centred care plans, regular family consultations, and a holistic approach to residents' wellbeing through tailored activities, nutritional menus, and pastoral support from our Augustinian Sisters.Recognised with Skills for Care Accolades and a Workforce Developer Award, we maintain platinum status in the Gold Standards Framework for end-of-life care. Our team of qualified nurses, carers, and support staff deliver 24/7 care while fostering independence and individuality. We collaborate with external healthcare professionals and local GPs to ensure comprehensive medical support. Residents enjoy access to livestock areas, wheelchair-friendly footpaths, and communal facilities including hair salons, cinema rooms, and dining areas with countryside views. As part of the National Care Forum, we champion continuous improvement in the care sector while maintaining our founding principles of respect and human dignity.
Services
Nursing Care
Dementia Care
Respite Care
End-of-Life Care
Mental Health Support
Physical Disability Care
Parkinson's Care
Alzheimer's Care
Highlights and features
- We offer 180 years of specialist care experience with Augustinian values
- Our staff hold platinum accreditation in end-of-life care frameworks
- Modern facilities include en-suite rooms and 250-acre accessible grounds
- We provide tailored dementia care with specialist reminiscence therapy
- Our pastoral support team offers spiritual care alongside clinical services
Associations and certifications
- Skills for Care
- Quality First National Care Forum
- Gold Standards Framework
What people say
Compassionate staff
Beautiful grounds
Excellent dementia care
Holistic approach
Services
Nursing Care
Our specialist nursing care provides round-the-clock support for older adults with complex medical needs. Qualified nurses develop personalised care plans that address physical disabilities, mental health conditions, and chronic illnesses. We ensure continuity of care through regular family consultations and collaboration with external healthcare professionals.
Dementia Care
Tailored dementia care combines clinical expertise with compassionate support in secure, stimulating environments. Our staff receive specialist training in Alzheimer's and related conditions, offering reminiscence therapy, structured activities, and person-centred approaches that maintain residents' dignity and independence.
End-of-Life Care
Platinum-accredited end-of-life care follows the Gold Standards Framework to ensure comfort and dignity. Multidisciplinary teams provide pain management, emotional support, and spiritual care through our Augustinian Sisters, with regular reviews to align with residents' changing needs and personal wishes.
Residential Care
Our residential care offers safe, homely environments for residents requiring daily support with personal care and mobility. En-suite rooms, communal lounges, and landscaped gardens create a comfortable living space complemented by tailored activities and nutritious dining options.
Mental Health Support
Specialist mental health support addresses long-term psychiatric conditions through therapeutic environments and structured routines. Our experienced staff implement individual care plans that promote stability while respecting residents' autonomy and personal recovery goals.
Questions
What types of care do you specialise in?
We specialise in nursing care for older adults with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities, Parkinson's disease, and frailty. Our homes hold specialist accreditation for end-of-life care.
Are visitors allowed at your care homes?
Yes, visitors are welcome daily. We encourage family involvement and provide accessible visiting areas, though we maintain infection control protocols during outbreaks.
How do you involve residents in decision-making?
Residents participate in care plan reviews, menu selections, and activity choices. Each resident has a key worker who ensures their preferences guide daily care decisions.
What facilities are available for residents?
Our homes feature en-suite rooms, landscaped gardens, hair salons, cinema rooms, dining areas with countryside views, and wheelchair-accessible paths connecting to livestock areas and woodland walks.
How do you support residents' spiritual needs?
Augustinian Sisters provide pastoral care, religious services, and spiritual support for residents and families, respecting all faiths and personal beliefs within our ecumenical approach.
What qualifications do your care staff hold?
Our team includes qualified nurses and care workers with specialist dementia training. We support staff development through apprenticeships and regular in-house training programmes.
