About our western region
Rooted in the communities we serve
Glasgow and the West of Scotland bring together some of the country's most distinctive communities, from busy city neighbourhoods to coastal towns and quieter residential areas.
For residents and families, choosing care locally can make an important difference. It allows people to remain closer to familiar surroundings, valued relationships and the communities that continue to feel like home.
Meallmore's homes across the region provide a wide range of care, including nursing, dementia, residential, respite, palliative and specialist adult support. While every home has its own character, each shares the same commitment to understanding the individual and creating a place where residents feel safe, respected and genuinely known.
Our colleagues take time to learn about each person's needs, routines, interests, relationships and personal history. This helps care feel personal and connected to the life the resident has already built.
Our care homes
9 homes across the region
Explore care homes across Glasgow, East Renfrewshire, Inverclyde, Ayrshire and West Dunbartonshire, each offering its own environment, facilities and range of personalised support.
Areas we serve
Local to the communities of Glasgow and the West
Glasgow
Our Glasgow homes include locations in the West End and Baillieston, offering both older people's care and specialist adult support within the city.
Bearsden
Antonine House provides personalised care within the established Bearsden community, close to Glasgow and surrounding East Dunbartonshire areas.
East Renfrewshire
Mearns House in Newton Mearns and the new Eaglesham House in Clarkston support families across Giffnock, Netherlee, Whitecraigs and Glasgow's southside.
Greenock and Inverclyde
Belleaire and Kincaid House provide care in Greenock, helping residents remain close to the River Clyde and familiar Inverclyde communities.
Ayrshire
Greenan Manor in Doonfoot provides personalised care for residents and families from Ayr and surrounding South Ayrshire communities.
Dumbarton
Alderwood House provides specialist adult care in Dumbarton, serving West Dunbartonshire and communities along the River Clyde.
Care available
Every type of care, close to home
Across Glasgow and the West of Scotland, our homes provide a broad range of services for older people and adults with complex support needs. The care available differs by home, allowing families and professionals to explore the environment and support most suited to the individual.
Regulated by the Care Inspectorate
Our homes are regulated by Scotland's independent care regulator, supporting transparency, accountability and continuous improvement.
Scotland's largest family-owned provider
Meallmore has been providing care in Scotland for almost 40 years, with relationships, trust and individuality at the heart of our approach.
Local people, local connections
Our colleagues help residents remain connected to the Glasgow and West of Scotland communities, relationships and routines that matter to them.
Frequently asked
Care in Glasgow and the West, answered
Meallmore has nine homes across Glasgow and the West of Scotland, including locations in Glasgow, Bearsden, Newton Mearns, Clarkston, Greenock, Dumbarton and Ayr.
Services represented across our homes include nursing care, dementia care, residential care, respite care, palliative care and specialist adult care. The care available differs by home, so families and professionals should review the individual home pages or contact the relevant home directly.
Yes. Kelvinside Manor is located in Glasgow's West End and The Oaks is located in Baillieston. Antonine House in Bearsden is also within easy reach of Glasgow.
Yes. Mearns House is located in Newton Mearns and Eaglesham House is located in Clarkston. These homes serve families across East Renfrewshire and Glasgow's southside.
Yes. The Oaks in Baillieston and Alderwood House in Dumbarton provide specialist adult support. Every prospective placement is individually assessed to determine whether the home can provide the right environment and level of care.
Respite and short-stay care may be available at selected homes across the region. Availability and suitability should always be discussed directly with the relevant home.
The right home will depend on the person's assessed care needs, preferred location, accommodation requirements and the type of environment that feels right. Visiting the home and speaking with its team can help families make a more informed decision.
Care funding depends on individual circumstances and assessed support needs. Families can read Meallmore's funding advice or contact the relevant home to discuss the next steps.
Get in touch
Considering care in Glasgow or the West??
Whether you are looking for care within Glasgow or in one of the surrounding western communities, our teams are here to listen, answer questions and help you understand the available options.