Business Details
36 Years
experience
Luxury Care Homes for Residential, Nursing and Dementia Care
Established in 1990, Spellman Care is a family-run care home group with over three decades of experience delivering luxury residential, nursing, and dementia care across Yorkshire. Our commitment to person-centred care is supported by innovative technology, including digital care planning systems and electronic medication management, ensuring tailored, safe, and consistent support for residents. With four award-winning homesCraven Nursing Home, Ghyll Royd Care Home, Springbank Care Home, and Steeton Court Nursing Homewe prioritise creating homely environments enriched by family-led culture, dignity, and compassion.Our dedicated team of nurses, carers, and managers provides 24/7 care, alongside specialist training for complex and palliative needs, ensuring residents enjoy a high quality of life. Recognised nationally for excellence, we continuously invest in facilities and staff development to uphold our reputation as a leader in care services.
Services
Residential Care
Nursing Care
Dementia Care
Respite Care
Palliative Care
Complex Care
Details
- Year established: 1990
Highlights and features
- We have over 34 years of experience in residential and nursing care.
- We use Person Centred Software for real-time, individualised care planning.
- Our homes offer 24/7 nursing care across three dedicated nursing communities.
- We have received multiple national awards for excellence in dementia and palliative care.
- Our family-led culture creates welcoming, homely environments for all residents.
What people say
Compassionate staff
Luxurious environments
Innovative technology
Personalised care plans
Services
Residential Care
Our residential care offers 24/7 support for individuals needing assistance with daily living. Residents enjoy a homely environment, tailored activities, and meals prepared to personal preferences. The service promotes independence while ensuring safety and well-being.
Nursing Care
Nursing care provides round-the-clock access to registered nurses for complex medical needs. Services include medication management, wound care, and chronic condition support. Staff collaborate with GPs to ensure comprehensive health monitoring and treatment.
Dementia Care
Dementia care focuses on creating stimulating, secure environments through reminiscence therapy and sensory activities. Personalised plans address individual needs, with dedicated spaces designed to reduce confusion and enhance quality of life for residents in our specialist communities.
Respite Care
Respite care offers temporary stays for caregivers needing breaks or recovery periods post-surgery. Residents receive the same personalised care as permanent guests, with access to all facilities and activities to ensure a relaxing stay.
Palliative Care
Palliative care prioritises comfort and dignity for residents nearing end-of-life. Trained staff provide symptom management, emotional support, and family guidance, ensuring a peaceful environment tailored to individual and cultural preferences.
People
Steven Spellman
Director
Steven Spellman leads Spellman Care with a commitment to family values and innovation. With over three decades in the sector, he ensures high care standards and facility excellence across all homes.
Questions
What types of care do you offer?
We provide residential, nursing, dementia, respite, palliative, and complex care tailored to individual needs.
Do you offer 24/7 nursing support?
Yes, our nursing homes have registered nurses on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Are your homes suitable for dementia care?
Yes, all four homes have specialist dementia communities with tailored environments and activities.
Can I visit before moving in?
We encourage visits to explore facilities and meet staff, helping residents make informed decisions.
How do you personalise care plans?
Using digital systems, we record preferences for meals, activities, and routines to deliver individualised care.
What awards have you received?
We’ve won national awards for excellence in dementia, palliative care, and overall service quality.
