Sutherland House Care Home
Broughty Ferry, Dundee · 54 beds
DementiaNursingPalliativeResidential
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Why Meallmore
Care that feels like home
Angus families often look along the coast towards Dundee, and Sutherland House is the natural stop: a settled home in quiet grounds in Broughty Ferry with a long-serving manager and a team that knows every resident's history. Chef-cooked Scottish meals, en-suite rooms residents personalise, gardens that get used daily and a genuine welcome for visitors at any hour. The home is experienced in dementia care and end-of-life care, and coordinates closely with Ninewells discharge planners when a move follows a hospital stay.
Areas we cover
Serving families across Arbroath and nearby
- Arbroath
- Carnoustie
- Monifieth
- Friockheim
- Inverkeilor
- Broughty Ferry
Council area: Angus Council.
Local healthcare
Working with NHS teams in Arbroath
Main hospitals
- Arbroath Infirmary
- Ninewells Hospital, Dundee
- Stracathro Hospital, Brechin
GP practices & community teams
Sutherland House works with GP practices across Angus and east Dundee, alongside NHS Tayside district nursing and community mental health teams.
A short guide
How to choose a care home near Arbroath
Choosing a care home near Arbroath usually means comparing a small number of local options with the stronger choice available along the coast towards Dundee, so start by being realistic about travel. Twenty-five minutes each way is very manageable for regular visiting, particularly along the coast road. Then work through the essentials: the type of care needed now and likely later, residential, nursing, dementia, respite or palliative, and whether the home is registered for all of it. Read the full Care Inspectorate report rather than the grades alone, and note the comments on staffing and daily life. Visit twice if you can, once without an appointment, and watch how staff speak with residents. Ask about a typical day, meals, activities, visiting and how families are kept informed. Locally, ask how the home works with Arbroath Infirmary, Ninewells Hospital and NHS Tayside community teams.
Still weighing things up? Read our funding guide or .
Types of care
The care we provide near Arbroath
- Residential care near Arbroath
Day-to-day support with washing, dressing, medication and meals for people in Arbroath who no longer manage safely at home but do not need nursing. Available at Sutherland House Care Home.
- Nursing care near Arbroath
Registered nurses on site around the clock in Arbroath, for wounds, catheters, PEG feeding, complex medication and conditions that need clinical oversight. Available at Sutherland House Care Home.
- Dementia care near Arbroath
Households in Arbroath designed around memory loss, with familiar routines, safe walking routes and staff trained in dementia communication. Available at Sutherland House Care Home.
- Respite & short stay near Arbroath
Short stays in Arbroath from a week upwards, whether a carer needs a break, someone is recovering after hospital, or a family wants to try a home first. Available at Sutherland House Care Home.
- Palliative care near Arbroath
End of life care in familiar surroundings, working alongside district nurses and the Arbroath palliative team so no one has to move again. Available at Sutherland House Care Home.
Before you decide
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Frequently asked
Care near Arbroath: your questions
Not in Arbroath itself. The nearest is Sutherland House in Broughty Ferry (DD5 2SQ), around thirteen miles down the coast.
Around twenty-five minutes by car on the A92, and there are regular trains from Arbroath to Broughty Ferry for families who do not drive.
Yes - Sutherland House will be registered for residential, nursing and dementia care, and will also support respite and palliative care, when it opens.
Residential, nursing, dementia, respite and palliative care. Weekly fees vary by room type and level of care, and we price each stay individually after a short assessment. Scotland's Free Personal Care contribution of £260.30/week and, where nursing is needed, Free Nursing Care of £117.10/week come off the total; a family top-up may bridge any remaining gap. We accept Angus Council placements with these contributions factored in. See our funding guide for the full picture.
Yes - our team assesses in hospital and works with discharge planners at both, so a move can be arranged without unnecessary delay.
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