carehome

noun
UK /ˈkeə.həʊm/
US /ˈker.hoʊm/

A carehome is a place where people live and get help with daily life.

My grandmother lives in a carehome near the park.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A facility where trained staff look after older adults around the clock.

The carehome has nurses on duty every night.

3. A small group home for people who need extra support.

He moved to a carehome after his surgery.

4. A place that provides meals, rooms, and personal care for residents.

The carehome serves three hot meals each day.