Care homes in Birmingham

Manor House supports people who need help with daily living, such as cooking, dressing and washing, without requiring nursing intervention. Its registered care scope includes older people and dementia care, while the wider Gold Care Homes group also operates homes offering nursing and palliative care.

Residents have private rooms, regular activities and facilities intended for secure, comfortable living.

Short stays and long-term care are available at The Oaks Care Home, which offers residential and nursing support alongside dementia care. Residents can come and go as they please while keeping the team informed, supporting a degree of independence within the home.

Daily life includes activities, outings, catering and housekeeping, with transport arranged for trips to local towns and places of interest.

Residential, person-centred and dementia care for older people is available at Victoria Lodge Care Home. Residents receive support with daily life while being encouraged to retain independence, and the home accepts private funding and funding from Solihull and Birmingham local authorities.

The setting has gardens, a passenger lift and wheelchair access, with a minibus for outings.

Residential, dementia and respite care are available at Metchley Manor for older people in Edgbaston, Birmingham. The home also provides end-of-life care and offers daily activities alongside facilities such as a café, garden, activities room and reminiscence room.

Before moving in, a care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Metchley Manor provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Birmingham. Daily life includes planned activities, a café and garden, with additional facilities such as a hair and beauty salon, minibus outings and a reminiscence room.

Care planning begins with an assessment covering mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and cultural or religious needs.

River Brook Care Home supports older people in Birmingham with residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside palliative and respite pathways. Activities are organised around residents’ needs, with an activities coordinator at each home. The provider’s wider offer includes several forms of elderly care.

The home forms part of a family-owned care provider. Residents may bring personal possessions and soft furnishings, subject to a fire safety…

The Orchards provides nursing and nursing dementia care for older people in Shard End, Birmingham, and is welcoming new residents. Its registered scope also covers care for younger adults and people living with dementia.

The home forms part of HC-One’s wider care service, which includes residential and respite care across its homes.

Supporting five adults with learning and physical disabilities, 109 Grange Road provides residential care in Erdington within a wider Voyage Care service. The home is registered for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults, with support focused on individual circumstances and complex needs.

Voyage Care also offers supported living and community support across the UK.

Abbey Rose Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people and younger adults from a purpose-built home in Erdington. The home has capacity for up to 85 residents, with dementia care considered on a case-by-case basis.

Care is personalised to individual healthcare needs, and residents can take part in activities and events shaped around their wishes and abilities.

Abbotts Road supports people with learning disabilities and complex needs in a residential care home setting. It forms part of Voyage Care’s wider support network, which includes supported living and community support for people with autism, brain injuries and other complex conditions.

Support is person-centred and built around individual goals, preferences and values.

Amberley Court Care Home provides nursing care for older people, including support for dementia and physical disabilities. Its registered scope also covers sensory impairment and younger adults, with care centred on individual needs.

Residents can take part in activities and events throughout the year, while food choices can reflect their needs.

Apna House supports adults with mental health conditions, complex needs and behaviours that challenge services through residential care in Birmingham. Its positive, persistent and consistent approach is designed to help residents experience safety, familiarity and progression while maintaining choice and independence.

The purpose-built home has 25 en-suite bedrooms, activity rooms and enclosed outdoor spaces.