Care homes in Reading

Peppard House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities. It forms part of Choice Care, which supports adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs through personalised services.

Choice Care’s approach starts with the person’s life, support requirements and preferred future rather than with a fixed service label.

Residential care for people with learning disabilities is the focus at 188 Whitley Wood Lane Respite Care. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people whose needs include learning disabilities, making it relevant for individuals seeking a supported residential setting in Reading.

The service is centred on day-to-day accommodation and care rather than nursing provision.

Residential support for people with learning disabilities is offered at 26 St Barnabas Road, a registered care home within Voyage Care. The provider’s wider services include supported living and community-based support for people with autism, brain injuries and complex needs, while this address is identified specifically as a residential setting.

Care is framed around personal goals, independence and meaningful daily life.

29 Briants Avenue supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through a residential care setting. Voyage Care’s wider service model also supports people with autism, brain injuries and complex needs in residential homes, supported living, their own homes and community settings.

Support is shaped around individual goals, preferences and values, with pathways that may include autism support, brain injury rehabilitation and…

2a & 2b Mayfair provides residential support for up to ten adults with moderate to severe learning disabilities in two adjoining homes in Tilehurst. Some residents may also have physical disabilities and complex care needs, making the setting relevant to people requiring a structured residential environment.

The home forms part of a wider provider offering supported living, residential care and flexible support for people with learning…

30 Richmond Road provides residential care and support through Voyage Care for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The wider service works across registered care homes, supported living accommodation, people’s own homes and community settings. Support is tailored around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.

Voyage Care’s specialist pathways include autism support and brain injury rehabilitation,…

Adults with learning disabilities can access residential support at Carisbrooke, where care is shaped around individual lives, needs and preferred ways of living. The service sits within Choice Care’s wider residential and supported living provision for people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions.

Families and professionals can explore different levels of support, specialist therapy, referral pathways and care settings…

Florence Care Reading provides residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside short-stay respite and palliative care. The Reading home is designed for people whose needs vary, with care services selected around the individual rather than a single standard placement.

The home underwent a total refurbishment in 2021 and provides a secure, relaxed and homely environment.

Maitland House offers residential care for older people in 28 en-suite single rooms arranged over three floors. A lift serves every floor and handrails run throughout the home, supporting residents who need help moving around safely while retaining a residential rather than hospital-based setting.

The wider Abbeyfield Wey Valley service also includes respite and dementia care, while each resident has a care plan coordinator and key worker…

Dementia residential care in Reading is the central focus at Mulberry Care Limited, supporting older people in a homely setting. The service is registered as a care home without nursing and is listed for dementia and older people, with accommodation and day-to-day support built around comfort, dignity and independence.

Families can arrange a visit to see the communal areas, rooms and garden.

Northcourt Lodge Nursing Home provides residential and nursing care for older people, including people living with dementia. Its care plans can cover complex conditions such as multiple sclerosis, stroke, Parkinson’s disease and motor neurone disease, with clinical support available day and night and regular reviews involving GPs and specialist professionals.

The home has 21 bedrooms, a nurse call system in every room and communal spaces ranging…

Residential care and supported living at Parkview are designed for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. The home is registered as a care setting without nursing and forms part of Choice Care’s specialist provision across England and Wales.

Choice Care describes its support as shaped around each person’s life, goals and preferred level of independence.

Pembroke Lodge supports people leaving hospital who need transitional living, respite or recovery before returning home. Its Hospital to Home pathway combines assessed care with personal care, medication support, mobility assistance and structured recovery goals in self-contained apartments.

Families and professionals can refer, while self-funding guests can arrange a stay directly.

Quality Care Providers Limited offers domiciliary care, residential care and outreach support for people with learning disabilities and related support needs in Reading. Transport, day-centre support and respite are also available, alongside holiday and family support options.

Its approach centres on person-centred planning, relationship building and inclusion as a local citizen.