Lombard House and Richmond House

Rehabilitation Services

As a step to returning to a less secure environment, patients may progress from our Assessment and Treatment Services to our Continuing Care Services / Rehabilitation Services, Lombard House and Richmond House.

Lombard House and Richmond House are locked, community based rehabilitation services providing the ideal opportunity for patients to develop confidence, responsibility and skills for independent living in an appropriate setting whilst still participating fully in treatment.

They are small, home-style units based near the small towns of Attleborough and Harleston in Norfolk. They allow treatment and care in a non-threatening, therapeutic environment where the emphasis is on patients living together cohesively and sharing the daily tasks involved in the running of their homes. Patients use community facilities where they are able to build upon their social skills and self esteem. The units are both set in spacious gardens and grounds.

At all stages of the patients/residents journey, risk assessment will be an integral part of the care planning process to ensure the balance is maintained between safety, support and involvement.

Patient groups

Lombard House is a six-bedded unit, while Richmond House has eight beds. Both units are for patients with learning disabilities and related mental health problems including personality disorders, which may have had forensic histories or a past of displaying offending behaviour/s.


Number of beds:
Lombard 6
Richmond 8

Other PiC hospitals and facilities in this region
Specialised Residential Services
St John's House
Burston House

All PiC Hospitals:
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Lombard House
Anchor Corner
North Muskham
Little Ellingham
Attleborough
Diss
Norfolk
NR17 1JY
t 01953 457082
f 01953 457082

Richmond House
38 Redenhall Road
Harleston
Norfolk
IP20 9HD
t 01379 852364
f 01379 852364
e: learningdisabilityservices@partnershipsincare.co.uk

Contact
tba

To make an enquiry about or referral to Lombard House and Richmond House please either use the contact details shown, or call
central referrals number 0800 218 2398

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