Lornebank Care Centre.

A Thriving Local Nursing Home in Hamilton ML3

Contact
Postal Address:

3 Lorne St
Hamilton
South Lanarkshire ML3 9AB

Opening Times:

Visits: Open 24 hours daily

Sales: Open 24 hours daily

Reception: Mon to Fri 9.00am til 4.30pm daily

Reception: Sat & Sun 10.00am til 3.00pm

Lunch: 12.30pm to 13.30pm daily

What we do

Dedicated to high-quality nursing and dementia care in Hamilton, Lornebank Care Centre is a bustling and companionable Hamilton care home for 74 residents. The facility is intelligently designed across five units, each offering tailored environments for the elderly, with Peacock offering dedicated dementia and specialised support for residents with more advanced forms of dementia. 

In addition to long-term residential support, the centre provides expert palliative care and end-of-life care, with registered nurses working alongside local health professionals to ensure dignity and comfort.  

With a new senior team in place, Lornebank welcomes families to come and sample our unique atmosphere of mutual support and companionship.

Where we do it

Lornebank Care Centre is located in the heart of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, just a few minutes’ walk from Hamilton West station. Our Hamilton nursing home draws residents from local towns such as Blantyre, Bellshill, Motherwell, Cambuslang, Larkhall and Bothwell. 

With free on-site and on-street parking, visiting our care community is always straightforward.

We have many residents with varying memory care needs including a dedicate suite for those with more advanced forms of dementia, our Peacock suite.  

We have 74 residents, all with en-suite rooms, who receive nursing care. Nursing care provides 24/7 clinical support from registered nurses for complex medical needs. It combines professional healthcare, such as wound management and medication, with compassionate assistance in a safe residential environment.

Respite
Care in Hamilton

We accept shorter stays, respite care breaks to allow loved ones a break from caring or to allow for recuperation post-operation. There is a minimum of 2 weeks for any respite stay.

Our activities

Lornebank Care Centre blends great care with vibrant living. From therapeutic animal visits to bespoke sensory sessions, our team delivers daily stimulus, ensuring every individual stays active and connected.

As a leading Nursing home in Hamilton, we prioritise the wellbeing of our residents with personalised care options.

young students visit for VE day
We welcome the Hamilton community
Community focus

From school children to church groups, the local community is welcomed into our care home in Hamilton

school kids visit Lornebank Care Centre ML3. Dementia care in Hamilton.
Intergenerational fun
Intergenerational focus

We young meet old, it is a two-way street. Young visitors are always welcome, whether it’s the Duke of Edinburgh or a prized granddaughter.

entertainers bring nostalgic performances for our residents living with dementia
A walk down memory lane
Entertainment

Our entertainment is mostly about looking back, but not always. Reminiscence and nostalgia are suitable for the soul, and so is a good sing-along.

resident goes out shopping in Hamilton in South Lanarkshire
Trips to the shops to buy some goodies
Exercise

Whether it’s a trip down to the local shops or some gentle chair exercises, we all try to keep active at our Hamilton care home.

our ladies enjoy the Scottish sun
Best of friends
Socialising

Newcomers settle quickly into care home life, and that’s mostly because all our residents are from the locality and like a good blether. Time to yourself is valuable too and at Lornebank you can mix and match.

day trip to Hamilton bowling alleys
Out and about in South Lanarkshire
Day trips

We love a day out, whether it’s a trip to the Kelpies, a coastal visit, or perhaps the Low Parks Museum in Hamilton. Oh, and a spot of Ten Pin Bowls!

Our social channels updated most days...

On Monday Stormcloud Alpacas Strathaven brought along Charlie and Chase, two of the best-natured alpacas you will ever find! We all really enjoyed meeting them in the summer sunshine. They were so patient with us, and everybody got to say hello and there were smiles all round. Some lovely pictures here.

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At Lornebank, we believe that you should maintain your interests; age is no barrier to what we have always enjoyed. We try to accommodate these interests and even encourage them. Often residents like to 'show and tell' their hobbies or pastimes with other residents or staff members. Here Margaret shows us all how to knit and Andy enjoys his weekly trip to the Academical Vaults for a pint and a blather.

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Our ladies made some Empire biscuits in time for afternoon tea today. Delicious!

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John has been busy recharging our bird feeders and painting the tyres that we use as flower baskets. Well done John. We love to see birds in the garden.

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Residents from our Livingstone unit have been out inspecting the tubs, playing with a friendly little dog that one of our carers brought in, completing jigsaws and some chair exercises, and even had time for a spot of target practice! All in days work!

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Steve came to croon for us last Friday and we all enjoyed singing along.

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Feedback from our families & friends...

4.5
Based on 34 Reviews
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Steven Cowan
August 17, 2026

Visited Lornebank of a few occasions. Lovely care/home centre, well run and very professional. Very clean and good facilities. Staff and management are all lovely and provide very good care for the residents. Special mention to Karen from Activities, who ensures there is plenty happening to keep their residents amused.

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Andrew Morrison
August 9, 2026

Attended summer fete at the home today. Fantastic day and great atmosphere with relatives, residents and staff.

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Ann Bennett
August 9, 2026

My wee Aunty Ruby is in this home absolutely fantastic care from all the staff they are all heroes without capes x The care she gets is outstanding. We were at the summer fete today and was an amazing day.Thanks for yous do everyone. You are all wonderful xx Ann

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Pauline Corry
August 9, 2026

I honestly cannot praise this home enough for the care and kindness they show towards my mum. Every member of staff is so caring, patient and compassionate, and it is clear that they genuinely care about the residents. The home is lovely, clean and welcoming, with a calm and friendly atmosphere. We are always made to feel welcome and kept informed about Mum’s care, which gives our family great peace of mind. Knowing Mum is safe, happy and so well cared for means everything to us.

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Kimberley Richardson
August 7, 2026

Welcoming and friendly team. Had the pleasure to spend time visiting the service.

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Moira Cuthbert
July 13, 2026

My mum has been a resident of Lornebank for just over two years. She is well cared for in Livingstone unit by Margo,Shannon, Debbie, Aisha and the rest of the team. Mum is content and comfortable. Communication is good with the home and I am contacted regularly with any concerns or issues. There is a friendly ethos in the home. Ann Marie on Reception is particularly friendly and helpful and always has a welcoming word and smile.

A selection of videos from our YouTube channel

We are a nursing home that likes to dance!
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We are a nursing home that likes to dance!

Dancing brings a smile to all our faces and our care team are always happy to oblige.

When you just have to dance!
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When you just have to dance!

Our residents enjoyed their first silent disco and we got some surprising results! The urge to dance...

Bowling at the local Cosmic Bowl bowling alley in Motherwell.
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Bowling at the local Cosmic Bowl bowling alley in Motherwell.

Our residents enjoy a day trip to the local bowling alley.

Our residents enjoy memory games, it keeps us all memory fit!
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Our residents enjoy memory games, it keeps us all memory fit!

Therapeutic games help our residents maintain mental agility.

Residents from our memory care suite enjoy some dancing #greatdementiacare
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Residents from our memory care suite enjoy some dancing #greatdementiacare

Our residents living with dementia live purposeful and meaningful lives at Lornebank Care Centre

Residents dance at our Hamilton nursing home.
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Residents dance at our Hamilton nursing home.

We like to dance at our nursing home. It keeps us all going!

Our meals

Meal times are when we all come together in each of the dining areas on each floor. We do this between 12-30pm and 13-30pm each day, so please keep visiting at these hours to a minimum. As you can appreciate, it gets pretty busy, and for our residents, it’s an important time. 

Chef always likes to use locally sourced, seasonal fare whenever possible, but meals are always tasty and comforting. Our chef likes to follow the food and check that residents are happy with the dishes and that all dietary requirements are being met. We have been known to grow our own herbs, so sometimes the ingredients are very local indeed!

What are the care fees for our nursing home in Hamilton?

Nursing & Dementia
Care Fees

(low dependency)
£ 1450 Weekly
  • All Inclusive Price (2026)
  • 24/7 Nursing Care
  • En-Suite Room
  • Meals
  • Activities
  • Laundry
  • Bills
2026

Nursing & Dementia
Care Fees

(higher dependency)
£ 1550 Weekly
  • All Inclusive Price (2026)
  • 24/7 Nursing Care
  • En-Suite Room
  • Meals
  • Activities
  • Laundry
  • Bills
2026

Respite Care Fees


All Inclusive Price
£ 1550 Weekly
  • All Inclusive Price (2026)
  • Minimum term 2 weeks
  • 24/7 Nursing Care
  • En-suite Room
  • Meals
  • Laundry
  • Activities
  • Bills
2026

Book a show around

Contact the lovely Annemarie at reception to arrange a visit.

Snapshots of our care home in Hamilton

Residents with dementia like to knit
For those with dementia, staying active and engaged can make a significant difference to daily life, which is why games,…
resident explores old Glasgow through his VR headset
New virtual reality technologies bring limitless possibilities to our Hamilton nursing home….

Our social links & commitment to transparency

Our care homes generate a lot of local content, all the images you see on our website are our own. Whether its the mundane or the extrodinary, we capture priceless family moments, and that’s were the channels below come into their own. We think it’s part of what a good care home should be, helping to facilitate new memories whilst celebrating life stories. Besides we like to showcase the good work we do, and families always want to know what their loved ones are up to. We update our social channels most days, so don’t be shy, follow us, join in and keep up to date with what we are up to.

Jane Aitken Manager Lornebank Care Centre

Jane Aitken

Meet our manager

My name is Jane and I am the general manager at Lornebank Care Centre. Thank you for taking the time to look further into what we have to offer here at our nursing home in Hamilton, Lanarkshire.

I recently joined Hudson healthcare in May 2026 previously having worked across NHS and private sector covering roles such as general manager, senior general manager and recently regional director. I qualified as a nurse in 2006 have achieved my degree in nursing at Stirling university. Fifteen years of management experience has allowed me to bring experience that I am sure will benefit resident outcomes and make Lornebank a great home choice for the residents.

I am fortunate to have two grown up children and four grandsons who live close by to me. I share my home with my partner and Baillie, who is my loveable boy,  pet Shih tzu.

Swimming and walking are how I enjoy my free time alongside reading the odd Danielle Steele novel.

non-clinical deputy manager lornebank care centre

Tracey Libby

Meet our deputies

My name is Tracey and I am resonsible for leading the performance of our non-clincal care at Lornebank Care Centre. 

 

I am delighted to be joining the Hamilton team. I have worked in the care sector since 1992 gaining experience across a variety of roles including leadership, staff development, and training. I am passionate about providing high-quality person-centred care and supporting teams to achieve the best outcomes for residents.

I am looking forward to getting to know everyone, learning more about the service, and contributing my experience while continuing to develop professionally.

clinical deputy manager Lornebank Care Centre

Nicola Kenna

Meet our deputies

My name is Nicola and I am responsible for all clinical care at our Hamilton nursing home. 

I have worked across palliative care, acute and surgical hospital services, and the care home sector, where I’ve held roles including Clinical Lead, Deputy Manager, Quality Assurance, and Practice Education. I am passionate about delivering excellent care, supporting teams to succeed, and driving quality improvements. 

Outside work, you’ll usually find me outdoors with my dogs. I’m excited to join the company and am looking forward to building a long-term future here while making a positive contribution to the team and the people we support.

FAQs

Lornebank provides expert nursing care for the frail elderly and dedicated dementia care. The home is divided into five distinct units, allowing us to tailor the environment and clinical support to the specific needs of each resident, from early-stage support to complex nursing requirements.

You can find us at 3 Lorne Street in Hamilton (ML3 9AB). We are ideally situated for families across South Lanarkshire, sitting just a three-minute walk from Hamilton West railway station. This central location makes us highly accessible from Motherwell, Blantyre, Bothwell and East Kilbride.

Unlike many nursing homes in Hamilton, we pride ourselves on maintaining a stable, non-agency staff team. This ensures that our residents see familiar faces every day, which is especially vital for those in our dementia units where routine and trust are essential for well-being.

Absolutely. We believe in total transparency. In addition to direct communication with our nursing team, we share regular updates and photos on our social media pages. This allows families to see the “meaningful moments” their loved ones enjoy, from therapeutic animal visits to social café sessions.

We operate at or near to full capacity but we often have a room free as the situation is very fluid. If we are full, we operate a waiting list, but at this current moment, we have a handful of rooms available. This is updated weekly.

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