Compare 9 residential Care Homes in Lanark. Care Inspectorate grades, 53 family reviews and prices — contact homes directly, free.
Families describe New Ridgepark, a Scottish Autism service, as a caring environment supporting people with autism. The premises are noted positively for being spacious, wheelchair accessible and having ample parking. One recurring practical concern is that sat-nav directions can be unreliable and may lead visitors to a private residential entrance rather than the home.
Families and visitors consistently praise the staff at Beechgrove as kind, caring and professional, with an approachable management team and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Relatives report strong reassurance about the quality of care, and both a student nurse and someone relocating from abroad described feeling supported and made to feel part of a family. One reviewer, however, reported a distressing experience during a job enquiry, alleging discriminatory questioning at reception — a concern that stands apart from the otherwise positive feedback about resident care.
Families consistently praise the caring, attentive staff and the homely atmosphere at Crosslaw House. Several reviewers, including some living at a distance, say they feel reassured that their relatives are safe and well looked after. Overall feedback across these reviews is positive, with no recurring concerns raised.
There are 9 Care Inspectorate-registered residential Care Homes in Lanark listed on CareFinder, including 1 graded Very Good by the Care Inspectorate.
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St. Catherine's Care Home currently has one of the highest family ratings in Lanark, at 5/5 from 4 Google reviews.
We've collected 53 Google reviews across 8 residential Care Homes in Lanark, averaging 4.5 out of 5. Each home's page carries a summary of what reviewers consistently mention, so you can see the themes without reading every review.