Regent Care Home in Worcester

We like to make sure our residents can live comfortably and enjoy home away from home comforts. Residents have access to a variety of facilities. Our care home offers:

• cosy lounges (which are always a hub of good-natured chatter and laughter)
• light and airy dining room. Residents can enjoy delicious dishes prepared by our talented chef in the company of friends  
• an on-site hairdressing salon, where our residents can enjoy a pamper every week
• glorious gardens that are fully wheelchair accessible. Our gardens are a beautiful outdoor space where our residents grow their own fruit and vegetables.  
• welcoming care home bedrooms with ensuite bedrooms - a private place where residents can make their own. 

We are so much more than just a 'care service', we pride ourselves on the lifestyle benefits we offer at Regent. Starting with our person-centred activities, which we tailor to everyone - including residents living with dementia.  

Current popular activities within our Worcester care home includes our gardening club that our male residents enjoy. We also run regular arts and crafts sessions, pet therapy and light exercise sessions too.

We also share a mini-bus with Juniper House, another nearby Sanctuary Care residential care home in Worcester. We've recently visited West Midlands Safari Park and the Black Country Living Museum in Bewdley. We also explore our cathedral city of Worcester.

Our home is also proud to be a part of our local community too. We love welcoming people from St John’s and the wider Worcester area into our residential care home. Children from nearby schools, the University of Worcester, and nurseries also visit us for singing sessions. 

What we feel makes Regent one of the best care homes in Worcester, is our team. Many of our staff have been with us for years, like our activities co-ordinator Helen. Our long-standing team is so important to our residents and their loved ones.

Not only are our team long standing, they also go above and beyond too. Our administrator Kathy and housekeeping supervisor Martina transformed part of the garden into a lovely cottage corner. Martina even won a  Worcestershire Health and Social Care Award for her amazing contributions to Regent.

Becki, our activities co-ordinator, used to be a personal trainer. Using her expertise, she delivers gentle exercise and one-to-one activities. And has built a special relationship with a resident with physical disabilities, improving their quality of life. 

As well as residential and specialist dementia care, we offer both short stay and longer-term respite care breaks. We are also proud to be one of the only respite care homes in Worcester to offer pre-bookable respite stays. Where you can book your respite stay up to six months in advance.

Our respite care in Worcester offers:

• local caregivers an opportunity to take a well-deserved break, knowing their loved one is in safe hands
• local older people, who maybe feeling lonely, companionship, as residents will receive round-the-clock company and support
• local people a place to recuperate following a spell in hospital.

Also, local families can often try respite care to experience life before deciding on long-term residential care. 

Our residential care home in Worcester is a 'home away from home' for our residents. Here are some of the benefits to both our residents and their loved ones:

• a home that is safe and secure, with round-the-clock care
• weekly activity programmes, with dedicated resource to run our person-centred activities every single day
• loved ones are a part of our care home community, with round-the-clock visiting
• person-centred electronic care plans for every resident, which are regularly reviewed  
• nutritious and delicious cooked meals, available every single day
• welcoming spaces and ensuite bedrooms available for every resident
• beautiful grounds, a proud place to call home
• a team that is on a mission to enrich lives, and not just to meet our residents' physical care need
• round-the-clock companionship and friendship - we are proud of our close-knit community within our care home in Worcester. 

It is usual for residents in care homes to contribute to the cost of their own care. Some people have the resources to pay for this in full, whilst others make means-tested contributions.

Our weekly fees are individual to each of our residents and are subject to a pre-admission assessment, which is required to understand the level of care and support needed.
 

Regent Residential Care Home - Weekly Charges per Person (2025)

*May be in the region of 30% more - depending on your care needs and the type of room that's right for you. 

Visit our Paying for Care page for information on how to pay for care at Regent Residential Care Home.