If you're looking for a care home near Chatham, Kent providing residential, nursing, dementia, learning disability or respite care, Charing House or Park View care home maybe the perfect place for you. Both care homes are purpose built and offer exceptional care and comfort in a homely environment. Our dedicated staff ensure residents enjoy a high standard of living with 24-hour support, engaging activities, and nutritious meals. Each care home features modern facilities, including cosy communal areas, beautiful gardens, and private rooms designed for comfort and accessibility. Residents can also participate in a variety of social events fostering a sense of community and well-being. We are committed to personalised care, ensuring each resident's unique needs are met with compassion and respect. At Charing House and Park View care homes, we strive to create a welcoming atmosphere where residents feel valued and supported.
Tel: 01634 584600
Charing House is known in the area as being the former Municipal Buildings, Canterbury Street and has been tastefully converted into a care home to an extremely high specification whilst retaining ...
Tel: 01634 584607
The project to build Park View began in 2010 alongside the renovation of Charing House to provide an independent care home to care for a total of 44 residents living with dementia.
Charing Healthcare has two care homes near Chatham, Kent which are: Charing House care home in Gillingham, provides Residential, Dementia, Nursing, Learning Disability & Respite care and Park View care home in Gillingham, which provides Residential, Dementia & Respite care.
Our care home in Chatham, Kent are located at:
Charing House Care Home, Canterbury Street, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 5AY
Park View Care Home, Canterbury Street, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 5AY
For enquiries about moving in or other questions regarding our care homes near Chatham, Kent please reach out to a friendly member of our team.
Charing House Care Home contact number 01634 584600
Park View Care Home contact number 01634 584607
Our rooms at Charing House care home and Park View care home come fully furnished. We encourage residents and there families to decorate their rooms with personal belongings to make them feel truly at home. All our rooms have en-suite facilities and some with shower rooms, a nurse-call system, Wi-Fi access, a full profiling bed, and comfortable seating.
Throughout our Charing House Care Home, you'll find a pleasant reception/coffee area, hair salon, lift access to all floors, spacious garden/patio areas, hydro bath room and much more! Charing House care home offers excellent facilities to ensure you enjoy your stay. Likewise Park View care home benefits from having a pleasant reception area, hair salon, patio area and lift access to all floors.
Yes, both Charing House care home and Park View care home are registered and inspected by the Care Quality Commission as well as the local authority.
Charing House care home and Park View care home are part of the Charing Healthcare group, which has been a family run business since 1998. With 10 care homes across Kent and Medway we offer a variety of care such as Residential, Dementia, Nursing, Learning Disability and respite. Over the years we have built a good reputation for providing high quality care to our residents and are always looking to improve our facilities.
The cost of living in our care homes varies based on several factors, including the level of care required, type of room chosen, permanent residential care or respite care etc. For more information, please contact us.
The first is Charing House care home in Gillingham which provides residential, dementia and nursing care is the nearest care home we have to Chatham, Kent and is located less than 2 miles away. The second is Park View care home in Gillingham which provides residential and dementia care, which is also located less than 2 miles away.
Charing House care home and Park View care home have an open door policy and welcomes visitors at any time. However, if your relative or friend plans to visit very late at night, we would ask that you let a senior staff member know during the day, as the night staff may not be familiar with the residents' families or friends.
