Homemead (Teddington, Richmond)

Welcome to Homemead

Residents and their families value our warm, homely atmosphere, which offers person-centred and specialist dementia residential care (both long-term and respite). Our expert team is regarded locally for going that extra mile and are the proud recipients of a Dignity Award (awarded by Richmond Social Services).  Learn more about our approach to care.

Homemead was a proud finalist in the 2022 Markel 3rd Sector Care Awards for its pioneering use of technology.

Residents at Homemead have received their Covid-19 vaccinations, and we can arrange for new residents to be vaccinated. For more on how we are supporting our care homes at this time, please visit our Covid-19 FAQs page.

Take a look around

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Meeting the needs of your loved one

We strive to feel like home first; a care home second, with our care tailored to meet the specific needs of you/your loved one. Each resident has a well-equipped, comfortable room which they can personalise with treasured possessions to make it feel even more homely. All of our rooms are single occupancy, although we have four rooms which are large enough to accommodate family/partners who are living with dementia and wish to share a room.

Our 'Out Not In' care strategy helps bring residents out of themselves and closer to nature, so they can gain more out of later living. Residents can also benefit from a range of specialist technologies for added safety and security around the home. Learn more about we can help you/your loved one in our Homemead brochure.

A peaceful, picture-box home

Based in a beautiful Edwardian house with a wonderful sweeping staircase, Homemead is a picture-box - with leaded-light windows running from top to bottom of the building’s three storeys. Caring for up to 26 residents, Homemead is situated in a quiet residential street in the sought-after area between Teddington High Street and Bushy Park.

We welcome both private applications and referrals from any local authority.

We can support a wide range of care needs and will help guide you through our admissions process. We have strong partnerships with local health and care organisations and residents also value being part of the Teddington community. Many residents are local to the area and there have been many instances of reconnecting with old friends when they move into the home. Read the common questions for care residents.

Arts, fitness and activities

As part of our 'Out Not In' care strategy, we offer many regular arts, fitness and activities as well as special one-off events and excursions. Activities listed below.

Michelle joined Homemead Care Home in September 2024, bringing a wealth of experience in health and social care. With six years as a Registered Manager, she has also held roles such as Operations Manager overseeing seven mental health and learning disabilities services, Care Home Manager, Deputy Care Manager, Health and Social Care Trainer, Field Care Supervisor, and Senior Care Coordinator.

Her background includes experience in the NHS as a Practice Manager, NHS Patient Care Manager, Health Advisor for NHS111, and Administrator.

Michelle holds a Level 5 Diploma in Health & Social Care. She is a highly valued team member, recognised for her dedication to high-quality performance, strong leadership, and ability to introduce new ideas that promote enthusiasm, efficiency, and team growth.

Care homes

Please complete the form below to enquire about our care homes and a member of the team will be in contact with you.

If you are interested in joining our care team, view our vacancies here.