Prestwick Care

Prestwick Care Group

Prestwick Care Group has been providing specialist care services throughout the Northeast since 1992. We are a forward thinking, dynamic organization and are committed to developing our staff, ensuring the highest standards of care are maintained. The care, well-being and comfort of our residents is paramount, which is why we have embedded a person-centered, individual care approach to looking after loved ones.

Who We Are

Prestwick Care is a UK-based family-run care home group providing high-quality elderly care services.

Established in 1985, the organisation has built a strong reputation across the North East of England.

Operates a portfolio of care homes offering residential, nursing, and specialist dementia care.

Focused on creating safe, homely environments where residents receive compassionate and personalised support.

What We Do

• Provide Residential Care for older adults requiring daily living assistance.
• Deliver Nursing Care for individuals with complex medical and health needs.
• Offer specialist Dementia Care tailored to cognitive and memory-related conditions.
• Provide Respite Care for short-term stays and caregiver support.
• Deliver Palliative and End-of-Life Care focused on dignity and comfort.
• Support residents with tailored activity programmes designed to improve wellbeing and social engagement.
• Maintain purpose-built care homes with modern facilities and dedicated care teams.

Approach & Values

• Committed to delivering person-centred care tailored to each resident’s needs and preferences.
• Promotes dignity, respect, independence, and quality of life.
• Focuses on building strong relationships between residents, families, and care staff.
• Invests in staff training and professional development to maintain high care standards.
• Core values include:
• Compassion
• Respect
• Integrity
• Excellence
• Teamwork
• Accountability
• Encourages a supportive and family-oriented culture across all care homes.

Industry Role

• Plays a key role in the UK’s adult social care sector, supporting elderly individuals with residential and specialist care services.
• Contributes to local employment by providing jobs for carers, nurses, hospitality staff, and support workers across the North East.
• Helps reduce pressure on NHS and acute healthcare services through long-term care provision.
• Supports community wellbeing by enabling older adults to live safely in structured, caring environments.
• Recognized as a long-standing provider contributing to quality improvement in the UK care home industry.