Dukeries Health Care Limited provide residential, nursing and daily living support across four welcoming care homes in Leeds, Birmingham and Worksop. With over 20 years of experience, we deliver safe, regulated and genuinely caring environments where residents truly feel at home.

Supporting Families with Compassionate, Professional Care

Dukeries Health Care Limited provide residential, nursing and daily living support across four welcoming care homes in Leeds, Birmingham and Worksop. With over 20 years of experience, we deliver safe, regulated and genuinely caring environments where residents truly feel at home.

About Dukeries Health Care

At Dukeries Healthcare Limited, we believe care should feel personal, respectful and reassuring.

We support:

  • Elderly residents
  • Individuals living with Dementia and Alzheimer’s
  • People requiring Nursing Care
  • Those affected by Korsokoff Dementia or Working Age Dementia
  • Individuals living with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) following stroke or head injury
Across our four homes, we provide structured support, daily living assistance and nursing where required – always centred around dignity and independence.

Our Care Homes

Each Dukeries home offers something unique, while sharing the same core values of warmth, respect and transparency.

Victoria Care Home – Worksop

Providing elderly care, dementia care, and nursing support to younger adults with acquired brain injury and Korsakoff dementia in a welcoming environment.

Berwood Court – Birmingham

A vibrant and engaging home offering elderly and dementia care with nursing support where required.a welcoming environment.

The Ridings – Birmingham

A homely setting providing residential, nursing care, and working-age dementia care. pleasant surroundings and a welcoming team make this a comforting place to live.

Kirkstall Court – Leeds

Specialist residential care for younger residents and individuals living with Korsokoff Dementia, delivered by experienced and compassionate teams.

Finance & Funding Support

Understanding care funding can feel overwhelming. We are here to help.

Whether privately funded or through Local Authority placements, our team provides clear guidance to help families understand:

  • Funding options
  • Assessment processes
  • What is included in fees
  • Next steps

Finance & Funding Support

Understanding care funding can feel overwhelming. We are here to help.

Whether privately funded or through Local Authority placements, our team provides clear guidance to help families understand:

  • Funding options
  • Assessment processes
  • What is included in fees
  • Next steps

Referrals

We work closely with:
  • Local Authorities
  • Healthcare professionals
  • Social workers
  • Families
If you are looking to refer a resident to one of our homes, our team is here to support a smooth and efficient process.

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand families often have important questions when considering care.
What types of care do you provide?
We provide Residential Care, Nursing Care, Dementia Care and Respite Care across our four homes. We also offer specialist residential support for individuals living with Korsokoff Dementia, Working Age Dementia  and Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).
Are you regulated?

Yes. All of our homes are regulated and inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). We are also approved providers for several Local Authorities, including Leeds, Nottingham and Birmingham.

Can we visit before making a decision?

Absolutely. We encourage families to visit at a time that suits them. Seeing the home, meeting the team and asking questions helps you make a confident and informed choice.

Do you offer short-term or respite care?
Yes, we provide respite care for short-term stays. This can support recovery after hospital discharge or give family carers a well-earned break.
How does funding work?
We accept both privately funded residents and Local Authority funded placements. Our team can guide you through the funding process and explain the options available.
Can residents personalise their rooms?
Yes. We encourage residents to bring personal belongings, furniture and photographs to help make their space feel comfortable and familiar.

A Place That Feels Like Home

At Dukeries, we believe a care home should never feel clinical or impersonal.

Our homes are:

  • Warm and welcoming
  • Vibrant and engaging
  • Affordable and transparent
  • Focused on dignity and respect
Residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms and maintain independence wherever possible.

We are here to support families during vulnerable times – we provide honest, supportive guidance every step of the way.

Get In Touch

Whether you are exploring long-term care, respite support, or specialist residential services, we are here to help.

Visit us at any time that suits you, no appointment necessary.