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Welcome to

Park Lane Care Home

Park Lane is a warm and welcoming care home in Woodsetton, Dudley, supporting older adults who need care, companionship and reassurance in later life.

A large, two-storey blue-grey building with bright windows and a white entrance stands as St. Anthony’s Care Home. A sign by the gate reads Park Lane House Care Home, with trees and a sunset sky in the background.

ABOUT OUR HOME

A place to feel safe, settled and at home

With space for up to 30 residents, the home provides residential care, dementia care, respite care and support with daily living in a friendly, homely environment where people feel safe, valued and truly known.

Park Lane is a welcoming care home for older adults who need support, care and companionship in later life.

We understand that choosing a care home for yourself or someone you love is one of the most important decisions a family can make. That is why everything at Park Lane is centred around creating a genuine home-from-home environment where people feel safe, respected and cared for.

Our team takes time to understand each resident’s routines, preferences, interests and life story, helping them feel comfortable, settled and supported to enjoy each day in a way that feels meaningful to them.

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INSPECTED AND RATED

Older adults, including people living with dementia, increasing frailty or those who need support with daily living
Up to 30 residents
Warm, welcoming and homely care home
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Care shaped around each person

Support that reflects each resident’s life

At Park Lane, no two people are the same.

Whether someone needs residential care, dementia support, respite care or help with daily living, our team takes time to understand what matters most to them.

That could be a favourite meal, a cherished routine, a meaningful activity, a family tradition or simply the comfort of having someone sit and listen over a cup of tea.

We believe great care is about more than meeting needs. It is about enhancing quality of life, preserving independence and helping every resident feel valued, respected and able to live with dignity and choice.

TYPES OF CARE

Residential, dementia and respite care

Park Lane provides care and support for older adults in a safe, comfortable and homely setting.

Our team works closely with residents and families to shape support around each person’s needs, preferences and routines.

An elderly woman with long grey hair smiles and gestures while talking to a man in a black waistcoat, sitting opposite her in the brightly lit lounge of Park Lane Care Home, with an aquarium in the background.
Residential care

Everyday support in a warm and welcoming home, helping residents feel safe, comfortable and cared for.

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Dementia care

Kind, patient and understanding support for people living with dementia, focused on reassurance, routine and quality of life.

Elderly people sit in comfortable chairs at Park Lane Care Home. A woman wearing glasses and a white jumper is in the foreground, beside a vase of colourful flowers. Others enjoy the relaxed atmosphere in the background.
Respite care

Short-term care that gives individuals support and families peace of mind, whether following a hospital stay, during a period of recovery or when carers need a break.

An elderly woman in a striped shirt and blue cardigan sits in a green armchair, smiling and holding hands with a younger woman with reddish-brown hair, who faces her and smiles warmly.
Support with daily living

Personalised support with day-to-day needs, helping residents maintain dignity, independence and comfort.

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Life at our home

Everyday moments that matter

Life at Park Lane is shaped around the people who live there.

Our team focuses on the little things that make a big difference, from favourite meals and familiar routines to meaningful activities, family celebrations and quiet moments of companionship.

Whether someone wants to reconnect with a hobby, enjoy a favourite outing, celebrate a special occasion or simply feel listened to, we do everything we can to make each day feel personal, comfortable and full of purpose.

Why families choose us

Reassurance for you and your loved one

Choosing care can feel like a big step. At Park Lane, our aim is to give families confidence that their loved one is not only receiving safe, professional care, but is genuinely known, valued and cared for.

Families choose Park Lane because it offers:

  • A warm, friendly and homely atmosphere
  • Residential, dementia and respite care in one welcoming setting
  • A caring team who take time to know each resident
  • Support shaped around personal routines, preferences and interests
  • A focus on dignity, comfort and quality of life
  • A Gold Dudley Food for Health Award
  • CQC-rated Good care
  • Open communication with families and loved ones

Image Gallery

A cosy room at Park Lane Care Home features red armchairs in a row along the wall, small tables with flowers, a painting above the mantelpiece, flat-screen TV, large window with patterned curtains, and wood-style flooring—perfect for elderly care.
A commercial kitchen at Park Lane Care Home features a stainless steel table, cooking pots on a cooker, an industrial oven, a large fridge, and various kitchen equipment against white tiled walls.
A tidy room at Park Lane Care Home features an orange-cushioned armchair, a window with red curtains, a desk with a small TV and mirror, a wardrobe with a mirrored door, and a closed white door on the right.
A bright, tidy room at Park Lane Care Home with green armchairs arranged in a circle, a window with vertical blinds, a TV on the wall, a clock, framed picture, small plant, and a vase of flowers on the table.
A bright, tidy dining room at Park Lane Care Home features round tables with white cloths, green-cushioned wooden chairs, a TV, fish tank, and floral curtains, with large windows letting in plenty of natural light.
A tidy, single-occupancy room at Park Lane Care Home features a hospital bed, wooden furniture, an orange chair, and a window with patterned curtains letting in daylight. The floor is laminate, and the walls are pale yellow.

Part of
Pegasus Care

Professional care with genuine compassion.

As part of Pegasus Care, St Anthony’s is guided by a wider commitment to safe, person-centred care.

Across our homes, we focus on treating people with dignity and respect, building meaningful relationships and supporting every person to feel not just cared for, but truly at home.

More about us

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Choosing care is a big decision, and we know how important it is to feel confident. We would be happy to welcome you, answer your questions and help you understand whether the home is the right fit for you or someone you love.

Park Lane Care Home

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