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St Brelades is a residential care home in Herne Bay that specialises in providing care for ladies with different forms of dementia. The facility offers specialist dementia care and expert support for mental health complications.
Contact details
- Address
- 5/6 Beacon Hill, Herne Bay, Kent. CT6 6AU
Herne Bay, England CT6 6AUApproximate location — contact the provider to confirm.
- Phone
- +44 1227 375301Unverified — report an issue
- Visit website
- stbreladescarehomes.org.uk✓ Verified 7/28/2026
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Where is St Brelades located?
St Brelades is located at 5/6 Beacon Hill, Herne Bay, Kent. CT6 6AU, Herne Bay, England CT6 6AU.
How do I contact St Brelades?
You can reach St Brelades by phone at +44 1227 375301.
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