Care homes in Bromsgrove

Cofton Park Manor provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people near Birmingham, with short-term respite also available. Families may approach the home after a hospital stay, a change in health or when daily life at home becomes harder to manage safely.

The setting combines care with a café, cinema and private dining, alongside daily activities, meals and snacks.

Buckingham House forms part of Moundsley Hall Care Village, where residential, nursing, dementia and respite care are arranged across four separate registered homes. Each home is designed around different care requirements, from daily support to complex health needs.

Qualified nurses are present 24 hours a day, seven days a week in the nursing service, alongside help with eating, washing and dressing.

Chandos Lodge provides personalised residential care for older people and people living with mild to moderate dementia. Care plans are developed with residents and their families, while 24-hour care supports changing needs in a residential setting designed around daily choice and independence.

The home combines communal lounges, a quiet lounge and a conservatory with a dementia-friendly garden, raised beds and ramp access.

Adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and associated complex needs, including challenging behaviour, can receive residential support at CTTM Elmfield Cottage. The home forms part of a West Midlands organisation delivering care through residential homes and supported living services.

Care packages are built around a person-centred, holistic and therapeutic approach, with support shaped around each individual.

Adults with learning disabilities can access residential support at Exmoor Drive, a care home registered without nursing. Its confirmed scope is residential care for people with learning disabilities within Worcestershire’s adult social care network.

The available service detail identifies the home’s registered category and care scope, without setting out specific activities, accommodation or daily routines.

Field House supports up to 54 residents with residential and dementia care, as well as respite, emergency respite, day care and couples care. The family-run home occupies a Grade II* listed country house set in 10 acres of parkland, combining period features with modern accessibility.

Families can choose permanent care, short breaks or a trial stay of one or two weeks.

Foresters Nursing Home offers 24-hour nursing and personal care for older people living with dementia, physical disabilities or other support needs. Set in six acres with views towards the Clent Hills, it provides single and twin rooms, emergency call systems, accessible facilities and two lifts.

The home accommodates permanent residents as well as people needing personal, respite or convalescent care.

Nursing care for older people and younger adults is at the heart of Grosvenor House Care Home, a 25-resident home with a homely setting and support for later-life needs. The home provides individual care plans shaped around each resident’s requirements and preferences, with single and double rooms, most with en-suite facilities, alongside communal living spaces and a conservatory.

Adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and associated complex needs can receive residential care and supported living through Hillside. Its care packages use a person-centred, holistic and therapeutic approach, including support for challenging behaviour. The home sits within a wider West Midlands care organisation offering specialised support across care homes and supported living services.

Kensington House forms part of a care village offering residential, nursing, dementia and respite care. Its nursing service supports residents with complex health needs through registered nurses who are present 24 hours a day, seven days a week, alongside wider care teams.

The setting includes spacious bedrooms with private wet-room en-suites and complementary Wi-Fi.

Redwood House Residential Home supports older people, including residents with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Its 28 places are arranged across single and twin rooms, with emergency call systems, accessible facilities and door widths suitable for wheelchair users.

Residents can personalise their rooms and join activities such as exercise classes, quizzes, Scrabble, skittles and outings.