Verulam House Care Home, in the heart of the cathedral city of St Albans, Hertfordshire, is an oasis of calm in a busy and vibrant city.
The home provides residential, respite, palliative and nursing care in St Albans as well as physical disability and sensory impairment support.
An early 19th century Grade II listed building, Verulam House was previously the Bishopβs Palace, a school, a conference centre and even a maternity hospital during the Second World War. Beautifully converted to a care home nearly 20 years ago, both the house and grounds are steeped in history yet remain modern and accessible.
What separates Verulam House from other care homes in St Albans?
Verulam House Care Home in St Albans is regarded as one of the leading luxury nursing and residential care homes in the area. It has an extremely low turnover of staff and a dedicated and loyal team of carers.
Verulam House is an award-winning facility and has achieved the Gold Standard Framework Accreditation for palliative care. It has a five star rating from the Environmental Health & Hygiene Inspection and is rated as βGoodβ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), across all five of its assessment criteria of βsafeβ, βeffectiveβ, βresponsiveβ, βcaringβ and βwell-ledβ.
Person-centered care
At Verulam House Care Home, we place the individual at the heart of everything we do. Our person-centred approach ensures that every resident receives care tailored to their unique needs, preferences, and aspirations. We understand that no two people are the same, and we celebrate this by providing support that respects personal choices and promotes independence.
By taking the time to listen, understand, and connect, our dedicated team builds meaningful relationships with residents, enabling us to deliver care that reflects their values and priorities. Whether supporting daily routines, facilitating hobbies, or simply creating a moment of joy, our care is always shaped around the person.
High quality care
We are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centered care that meets the needs of each resident.
Freshly-prepared meals
We pride ourselves on offering nutritious, freshly prepared meals that cater to individual dietary needs and preferences.
Varied activities
We have a rich schedule of activities, ensuring that there is something interesting and fun for everyone.
Friendly environment
We have a warm and welcoming environment that creates a safe and homely atmosphere for all residents.
If youβre searching for nursing homes near me or care homes in St. Albans, get in touch to discover why we are an excellent choice. To book a visit or come and meet our team contact us here or call us on 01727 853991
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Our Location
We have a fantastic location in the heart of St Albans, just a short distance from Harpenden, offering the perfect balance of a peaceful setting with easy access to local amenities. Whether you’re searching for a care home in Harpenden or St Albans, Verulam House could be the ideal choice.
Find out more about Verulam House Care Home
Please donβt hesitate to contact us by clicking the button below or give us a call on 01727 853991, we will be happy to help.






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π§ π Quiz Time at Verulam House! ππ§
The competition was fierce, the laughter was loud, and the brains were buzzing at our very own monthly in-house quiz! π€β¨
A huge thank you to our fantastic Debbie, who hosts the quiz every month and always keeps everyone entertained with her fun questions, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs along the way. ππ
From tricky trivia to surprise answers, our residents love putting their knowledge to the test and enjoying a fun social afternoon together. Who will be crowned quiz champion next month? ππ€
Well done to everyone who took part and made it another brilliant quiz session! π
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π Happy Birthday to Marie! π
Yesterday we celebrated Marie's special birthday, and today we were delighted to continue the celebrations in the chapel surrounded by her loving family. β€οΈ
It was a wonderful occasion filled with smiles, laughter, cherished memories, and lots of love. Thank you to Marie's family for joining us and helping make her birthday so special.
We hope you have had a truly wonderful birthday, Marie! π₯³ππ
#HappyBirthdayMarie #BirthdayCelebration #FamilyTime #SpecialMoments #ChapelCelebration #MakingMemories #CelebratingTogether #BirthdayJoy #VerulamHouse #CareHomeLife π
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Today our talented Nurse, Lacrima blessed our residents with an afternoon of classical songs, beautifully performed. Well done Lacrima and thank you! π
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See more pictures from yesterday summer BBQ. Well done Neil and James for the entertainment. A great time was had by all!
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Thanks to everyone who joined our American style summer BBQ yesterday and well done Verulam House team for hosting such an amazing event. A great time was had by all.
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πΆ Our fortnightly singing group at Verulam House is always a highlight of the week! Residents come together to enjoy favourite songs, wonderful company, and plenty of smiles. Held in our beautiful historic chapel, the sessions provide a perfect setting for music, friendship, and shared memories. π€π
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us. We are already looking forward to the next sing-along!
#verulamhouse #historicchapel #singinggroup #MusicAndMemories #CareHomeActivities #ResidentWellbeing #joyofmusic #lifeatverulamhouse #CommunitySpirit #MakingEveryDaySpecial #stalbanscare #MusicBringsJoy πΆπ
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