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Welcome to Heathbrea House, a brand-new, all-inclusive care home in Camborne, Cornwall.
Opening in January 2027, Heathbrea House will provide high-quality, person-led residential, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built home designed around comfort, independence and everyday enjoyment.
Situated in the residential area of Pengegon, Heathbrea House offers a peaceful setting while remaining well connected to the surrounding community. The home is close to Kerrier Way Green Space, nearby woodlands and the historic village of Beacon. The beautiful Cornish coast is also around a 10-minute drive away, offering the perfect balance of residential tranquillity, countryside and coastal living.
Thoughtfully designed to feel warm and welcoming, Heathbrea House will offer light and airy en-suite bedrooms alongside elegant shared spaces where residents can relax, meet friends and family, or enjoy their favourite activities. Residents will be able to spend time in the landscaped gardens, settle down for a film in the cinema, visit the salon, browse the library or enjoy something delicious in the bistro, bar or tearoom.
Each bedroom will also feature Sensio RoomMate, a discreet safety monitoring system designed to provide additional reassurance while supporting residents’ independence, dignity and privacy.
Our experienced team will take the time to understand each resident’s life story, daily routines, interests and preferences. Every care plan will be tailored to the individual and reviewed as their needs change, helping care feel familiar and reassuring from the very first day.
Alongside compassionate care, residents will enjoy freshly prepared, home-cooked meals and a varied programme of activities shaped around their interests. Whether someone enjoys gardening, music, creative activities, gentle exercise, social occasions or a quiet afternoon with a good book, each day will offer opportunities to live well.
Family and friends will always be welcome at Heathbrea House. From sharing a meal to enjoying the gardens or catching up over a cup of tea, the home will provide comfortable spaces where residents can continue spending time with the people who matter most.
With our all-inclusive Crystal Clear Package, families can enjoy peace of mind knowing that one clear weekly fee covers care, accommodation and the thoughtful extras that make everyday life more enjoyable. There are no unexpected costs or hidden surprises, just clear, compassionate care centred around each resident.
Amenities
- Landscaped gardens
- En-suite shower rooms
- Cinema
- Salon
- Activity room
Get in touch with us
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Heathbrea House,
Dolcoath Avenue,
Camborne,
TR14 8SX
- 01209 643287
- train.solving.finer
- heathbreahouse@crystalcarecollection.co.uk
Our all-inclusive pricing offers peace of mind that everything is covered by a single weekly fee.
Our clear, all-inclusive fee does not change based on a resident’s care needs.
Limited time opening offer:
£1,475 p/w
- Respite, Residential or Dementia Care needs, our all-inclusive price remains the same.
- Personalised electronic care plan tailored to your needs by our highly qualified team
- Fully fitted, spacious bedroom with adjustable bed, smart TV, mini fridge and en-suite wetroom
- Relaxing bathrooms with specialist assisted bath
- A choice of nutritious meals, snacks and drinks including wine and beer
- Hair appointments at our on site salon and regular chiropody
- Use of all social spaces including bar, cinema and garden rooms
- Laundry and daily housekeeping service and onsite maintenance support including gardening
- Full and varied programme of activities with something for every day of the week
- WiFi throughout, lifts and car parking
- Local GP service and medication management
- Daily newspapers & magazines
- RoomMate privacy first safety sensor
We offer residential, dementia and respite care at the highest quality. Our packages are tailored to best suit our residents needs.
At Heathbrea House, we understand that transitioning to a care home can be a significant change, so we provide a warm, welcoming environment that promotes peace of mind. Our round-the-clock team offer attentive assistance, ensuring safety, comfort, and emotional well-being. We offer regular wellness checks, personalised care plans and encourage open communication with families to keep everyone involved. Our holistic approach provides an extra level of support, ensuring residents and their loved ones have peace of mind at all times.
We are deeply committed to supporting residents living with Dementia through compassionate, person-led care. Our dedicated team creates a safe and stimulating environment, incorporating memory-enhancing activities and personalised routines to cater to each resident’s unique needs, ensuring their comfort and dignity.
We prioritise safety and emotional well-being, using patient and empathetic approaches to manage residents changing needs. Our individualised care plans are designed to enhance the quality of life for residents living with dementia while providing peace of mind to their families. In our nurturing atmosphere, residents receive the attentive support they need to thrive.
At Heathbrea House, we offer much-needed relief and support to both caregivers and their loved ones. We welcome all individuals joining us for respite care with love and support. They will experience the same high standards of support and attention as all of our residents. Our dedicated and compassionate staff are trained to meet their unique needs before arrival. Whether a short-term stay or a planned respite period, we create a warm and welcoming environment where individual feel secure and cared for.
RoomMate is a privacy first safety sensor, positioned within resident bedrooms to support individual care needs while respecting privacy.
RoomMate helps care teams recognise when support may be needed — without cameras, noise, or unnecessary interruptions.
This technology gives our care teams more time to provide attentive, compassionate care.
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Catalin Danciu
General Manager
Catalin Danciu
General Manager
Originally from Romania, Catalin graduated as a nurse and began his career supporting and protecting children with disabilities. After moving to the UK five years ago, he continued his journey in care, progressing through leadership roles as Deputy Manager and General Manager within residential care, supporting elderly people, including those living with frailty and dementia.
Caring by nature, Catalin is passionate about creating a warm, welcoming environment where residents feel safe, valued and truly at home. He believes excellent care starts with getting to know each person as an individual, while supporting and inspiring colleagues to provide compassionate, person-centred care every day.
Outside of work, Catalin has a love of art, nature and travel. Having lived, worked and travelled extensively around the world, he has developed a genuine appreciation for different cultures, communities and the people who make them unique. After discovering Cornwall, he quickly fell in love with its beautiful surroundings, strong sense of community and, most importantly, its people. It wasn’t long before Cornwall felt like home and became the place where he wanted to put down roots.
Jenna Hancock
Home Administrator
Jenna Hancock
Home Administrator
We are delighted to introduce Jenna Hancock, Home Administrator at Heathbrea House.
Jenna’s professional background is deeply rooted in care, education, and supporting people with additional needs. Throughout her career, she has held a variety of roles, including Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Teacher, Phase Leader, Senior Leadership Team member, and Care and Support Worker. Over the years, Jenna has supported children, young people, and adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, complex needs, neurodivergence, and a wide range of additional support needs.
These experiences have given Jenna a strong understanding of the importance of treating every individual with dignity, compassion, patience, and respect while recognising and celebrating their unique strengths, needs, and personalities.
More recently, Jenna has worked in non-clinical NHS roles, supporting people’s health and wellbeing behind the scenes within primary healthcare settings, including both a GP surgery and dental practice. Jenna is passionate about creating a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment where residents, relatives, and colleagues feel listened to, valued, and respected.
Outside of work, Jenna enjoys spending time with her family and making the most of being in Cornwall. A keen rugby fan, she has now retired from playing but previously enjoyed coaching girls’ rugby teams. She also loves exploring Cornwall’s beautiful countryside and coastline and making the most of the place she is fortunate to call home. At home, Jenna is kept entertained by her two cats, Misty and Rusty, who are very much part of the family.