An independent Nursing & Residential Care Home offering Respite Care for Plymouth & Devon.
Respite Care Plymouth
Short-Stay Respite Care in Brixton, Plymouth
At The Lawns Nursing and Residential Care Home, we have many years of experience and extensive expertise in providing Rehabilitation and Respite Care, alongside the high-quality, long-term Residential Care that we offer for our residents.

Person-Centred Respite & Rehabilitation
If you are looking for Rehabilitation or Respite Care for yourself or a loved one, our friendly and experienced staff are here to provide you with the highest quality care, tailored to your unique needs. We offer person-centred care with no minimum stay required, ensuring that caregivers can have peace of mind while taking a break, knowing their loved ones are well cared for. Whether you are recovering from an illness, injury, or medical treatment, our care options are designed to accommodate your specific situation.
The environment at The Lawns is warm and welcoming, providing an ideal setting that allows residents to swiftly settle into their new surroundings and room, and then return back to normality at their home, whenever they are ready.

Convalescence for Your Peace of Mind
At The Lawns, we work collaboratively with the local community rehabilitation team in Yealmpton. This partnership enables our residents to benefit from both physiotherapy and occupational therapy input during their rehabilitation placement, for comprehensive care. Our approach is tailored to the unique needs of each individual, ensuring a smooth transition back to their home environment following their stay.
For more information about Rehabilitation and Respite Care at The Lawns in Plymouth, Devon, we are here to help. Please get in touch with the home on 01752 880465 and ask to speak to Sam Burdekin, Registered Manager. Sam is more than happy to provide friendly advice about stays at our care home and answer any and all questions you may have, to fully inform and support you in your decision-making process.
