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285 homes within 10 miles

There are 285 care homes within 10 miles of Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre, nearest first. 231 are rated Good or Outstanding by the CQC; 94 offer nursing care and 117 dementia care. The closest, The Sloane Nursing Home, is 0.8 miles away; 18 are within 2 miles.

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Care homes near Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre

Care homes near Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre (285)

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About Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre

Information for older patients and their families, checked October 2026. Details change, so please confirm with the hospital.

Run by
PHL
Address
379 Croydon Road, Beckenham, BR3 3QL
Phone
01689 866037 Source
Urgent care
Urgent treatment centre for minor injuries and minor illnesses, open 7 days a week. SourceTreats sprains and strains and limb fractures following an injury. SourceClinicians cannot give advice by phone; call 111 for advice. SourceCannot request bloods, CT or MRI scans, ultrasounds, or X-rays of chests, backs, heads or hips. SourceX-rays are only taken during radiology hours; if one is needed after closing, patients are asked to return the next morning. SourceFor choking, chest pain, blacking out or serious blood loss, call 999. Source

Leaving hospital: what happens next

  1. Planning starts early. The ward usually starts planning a discharge soon after admission. Ask who is coordinating it and when the patient is expected to be ready to leave.
  2. Ask for a needs assessment. If the patient may need care afterwards, the hospital discharge team works with the council’s social care team to assess what support is needed. The assessment is free.
  3. Short-term support may come first. Many people go home or to a care home with short-term “intermediate care” or reablement, which is free for up to six weeks. Longer-term needs can then be assessed once they have recovered.
  4. Ask about NHS Continuing Healthcare. If the patient’s needs are mainly health needs, ask for an assessment for NHS Continuing Healthcare. If they qualify, the NHS pays the full cost of their care. How it works.
  5. Choosing a care home. A hospital bed usually can’t be kept while you wait for a particular home, so a short or interim stay is common. Use the list above to shortlist homes, and see our guides to hospital discharge, choosing a care home and respite and short stays.

How Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre is doing

A&E figures are for the whole NHS trust, not only this site.

Urgent care: seen within 4 hours
99.6%
September 2026, 3,736 minor injury and urgent care visits across BECKENHAM BEACON UCC's units. England: 96.5%. NHS England

Map of the hospital site

Our own map from OpenStreetMap. It doesn’t show wards or floors.

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Questions about care homes near Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre

How many care homes are near Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre?

There are 285 care homes within 10 miles of Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre listed on AskBart, 98 of them within 5 miles.

Which nursing homes are closest to Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre?

The nearest homes offering nursing care are Beckenham Park Care Home (0.9 miles), Bromley Park Dementia Nursing Home (0.9 miles), Peartree Care Home (1.5 miles).

Is there a dementia care home near Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre?

Yes. 117 homes within 10 miles offer dementia care. The nearest is Beckenham Park Care Home, 0.9 miles away.

Does Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre have an A&E?

No. It has a urgent treatment centre. For a serious or life-threatening emergency, call 999.

Can a patient go straight from Beckenham Beacon Urgent Treatment Centre to a care home?

Yes. The ward and the hospital discharge team arrange it with the family and, where needed, the council. A short or interim stay is common while a long-term home is found.

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