House philosophy
Larchfield House is home to seven communities named after rivers. Our communities are designed around the needs of the residents including Nursing Dementia, Young Onset Dementia and Palliative Care communities. The hand-painted corridors, door artwork and memory boxes give each community a unique and homely feel.
Our Specialist Nursing home is purpose-built and designed to provide the best care and to make daily life as comfortable as possible for our residents. The home is well designed and the use of different door colours provides familiarity for our residents. This allows them to find their way as well as reduce anxiety. Our home is designed to ensure residents have easy access to all parts of the building and gardens. This gives residents the freedom to walk around the home and enjoy the garden as and when they want to.
Our Approach
Dementia Friendly Ensuite Rooms
Our purpose built home provides spacious bedrooms each with their own ensuite facility. The rooms are well lit and have been thoughtfully decorated using contrasting colours to ensure they are dementia friendly for all Larchfield House residents.
Meet Our Team
Gardens & Wellness
Quiet reflection, shared
ritual and sensory
confidence.
Private Grounds
Secure, beautifully landscaped gardens thoughtfully supported by staff.
Gardening Club
Therapeutic horticultural activities encouraging gentle movement, sensory connection, and social joy.
Social Exercise
Guided movement and outdoor gatherings designed to build balance, strength, and community spirit.
One-to-One Time
Personalized engagement tailored around individual routines, interests, and emotional well-being.
Creating familiarity is key
Our home signals recognition through homely environments and comfortable living spaces where residents can spend time with familiar faces and build relationships. To further support familiarity and ease of orientation, personal belongings may be placed outside each resident’s bedroom to help them recognise where it is and reduce confusion. Lighting is also an important part of dementia care as Sundowning is a common occurrence in people living with dementia. Sundowning, also known as ‘late-day confusion’ is used to describe changes in behaviour that usually occur around late afternoon or early evening where a person with dementia may become confused, agitated, anxious or aggressive.
Signature experiences
A Home Away From Home
At Larchfield House we provide a range of specialist nursing care covering a wide range of needs and requirements. You can learn more about the different types of care by visiting the indivdual pages below. If you have question or would like to speak to a member of our team, then please get in touch.
Ensuite Rooms
The Comfort
Feel the luxury every day along side the care provided by our lovely team.
Dementia-Friendly Dining & Nutrition in Maidenhead
Nourishment for body and soul
Seasonal menus, chef-led plating and familiar favourites served with dignity, choice and warmth.
Accessible Care Home Gardens in Berkshire
Accessible outdoor sanctuary
Newly renovated grounds with quiet corners, social BBQs and safe garden paths for daily reflection.
Dementia Care Activities & Wellness in Maidenhead
A rich rhythm of living
Gentle exercise, music, cinema, sensory activities and one-to-one stimulation shaped around residents.
Community Events
Staying Connected
Regular social gatherings, local outings, and family events to keep our residents engaged and happy.
Specialist Therapies
Holistic Care
Access to physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and specialized treatments tailored to individual needs.
Testimonials
Words From Our Families
Home... Away From Home
House philosophy
Larchfield House is home to seven communities named after rivers. Our communities are designed around the needs of the residents including Nursing Dementia, Young Onset Dementia and Palliative Care communities. The hand-painted corridors, door artwork and memory boxes give each community a unique and homely feel.
Our Specialist Nursing home is purpose-built and designed to provide the best care and to make daily life as comfortable as possible for our residents. The home is well designed and the use of different door colours provides familiarity for our residents. This allows them to find their way as well as reduce anxiety. Our home is designed to ensure residents have easy access to all parts of the building and gardens. This gives residents the freedom to walk around the home and enjoy the garden as and when they want to.
Gardens & Wellness
Quiet reflection, shared
ritual and sensory
confidence.
Private Grounds
Secure, beautifully landscaped gardens
thoughtfully supported by staff.
Gardening Club
Therapeutic horticultural activities encouraging gentle movement,
sensory connection, and social joy.
Social Exercise
Guided movement and outdoor gatherings
designed to build balance, strength, and community spirit.
One-to-One Time
Personalized engagement tailored around individual
routines, interests, and emotional well-being.
Our Approach
Dementia Friendly Ensuite Rooms
Our purpose built home provides spacious bedrooms each with their own ensuite facility. The rooms are well lit and have been thoughtfully decorated using contrasting colours to ensure they are dementia friendly for all Larchfield House residents.
Testimonials
Words From
Our Families
"My father has been at Larchfield for over four years. In that time he has been given the utmost care, understanding and kindness. The staff are patient and treat Dad with absolute respect."
Corinne M.
Daughter of Resident
14th Jul 2026
"The change in my husband since moving in has been remarkable. He is calmer, more himself, and genuinely happy. For the first time in years, I sleep soundly at night."
Margaret T.
Wife of Resident
3rd Jun 2026
"From the very first visit, the warmth was obvious. The nurses know every resident by name and by story. It feels like a family home, never an institution."
David & Anne R.
Family of Resident
28th May 2026
"Moving mum was the hardest decision, but the team here made it seamless. They didn't just welcome her, they welcomed our whole family."
Eleanor P.
Daughter of Resident
12th Apr 2026
Creating familiarity is key
Our home signals recognition through homely environments and comfortable living spaces where residents can spend time with familiar faces and build relationships.
To further support familiarity and ease of orientation, personal belongings may be placed outside each resident’s bedroom to help them recognise where it is and reduce confusion.
Lighting is also an important part of dementia care as Sundowning is a common occurrence in people living with dementia. Sundowning, also known as ‘late-day confusion’ is used to describe changes in behaviour that usually occur around late afternoon or early evening where a person with dementia may become confused, agitated, anxious or aggressive.
Signature experiences
A Home Away From Home
At Larchfield House we provide a range of specialist nursing care covering a wide range of needs and requirements. You can learn more about the different types of care by visiting the indivdual pages below. If you have question or would like to speak to a member of our team, then please get in touch.
01
Ensuite Rooms
The Comfort
Feel the luxury every day along side the care provided by our lovely team.
02
Dementia-Friendly Dining & Nutrition in Maidenhead
Nourishment for body and soul
Seasonal menus, chef-led plating and familiar favourites
served with dignity, choice and warmth.
03
Accessible Care Home Gardens in Berkshire
Accessible outdoor sanctuary
Newly renovated grounds with quiet corners, social
BBQs and safe garden paths for daily reflection.
04
Dementia Care Activities & Wellness in Maidenhead
A rich rhythm of living
Gentle exercise, music, cinema, sensory activities and
one-to-one stimulation shaped around residents.
05
Community Events
Staying Connected
Regular social gatherings, local outings, and family events
to keep our residents engaged and happy.
06
Specialist Therapies
Holistic Care
Access to physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and
specialized treatments tailored to individual needs.