Care & Mobility Services in Croydon

Combined Centrale + Whitgift shopping centre in central Croydon, managed by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield; hosts a dedicated Shopmobility centre.

8-screen multiplex with well-documented accessibility provisions.

CQC-registered domiciliary care serving Croydon, Caterham and surrounding areas.

SureCare Croydon & Sutton is a home care in Croydon.

54-bed nursing home run by Bondcare (London) Limited, caring for older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and dementia.

50-bed home owned by Croydon Council; operator changed from Care UK to Eleanor Nursing and Social Care Ltd on 1 April 2026 — CQC "Good" rating predates the handover, a fresh inspection under the new provider may be pending.

Rated Outstanding by CQC at first inspection (December 2025). Specialist support for men with complex needs including dementia, ABI, and mental health. Operated by Bramley Health Limited.

Converted shipping-container food and events venue directly by East Croydon station.

26-resident home run by the John Whitgift Foundation with a private garden, café/bar, hairdressing and cinema room.

Franchise branch of the national Caremark home care network.

35-bed nursing home operated by the Bupa Group.

Free-entry council-run museum in the Clocktower building.

Run by Ozumba Training and Consultancy Services Ltd, founded 2015, serving Croydon, Bromley, Kingston and Southwark.

Large-format store; note it does not have a Changing Places facility.

Nurse-led, CQC-registered domiciliary provider based centrally in Croydon, covering Purley, Thornton Heath, New Addington and beyond.

Barchester Healthcare home, recently refurbished, offering residential and respite care.

Rated Outstanding overall (Caring and Responsive both rated Outstanding) at its most recent full CQC inspection.

Major performing-arts venue with a Changing Places toilet — a facility only a small minority of UK venues offer.

National home care provider's dedicated Croydon branch.

Run by the John Whitgift Foundation; downgraded from "Good" to "Requires improvement" following a May–June 2026 inspection (report published 23 July 2026) after residents reported feeling isolated due to staff shortages.