Care homes in Tewkesbury

Badgeworth Court Care Centre provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people, adults with physical disabilities and younger adults in Cheltenham. Nursing care supports residents who need clinical oversight, while residential and dementia services cover everyday personal care and specialist support. Short stays can also provide a temporary placement before a longer-term decision.

Ashchurch View offers nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Tewkesbury, with services also covering people under 65. The home provides care in a setting designed to support safety, independence and everyday choice.

Residents can take part in activities, enjoy seasonal meals and choose modified-texture dishes where needed.

Chargrove Lawn supports older people needing residential care, including people living with dementia, in a homely setting with extensive gardens. The home is part of Cedar Trust, a family-owned local care company, and provides six en-suite bedrooms.

Residents can join gardening, music and movement, bingo, themed events and visiting entertainers. Outside seating gives access to the gardens, while the home is on a bus route serving Cheltenham and…

Fern Court provides long- and short-term individual care for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health problems and behaviours considered challenging to others. The home is a nine-bed care setting with a recently built four-bedroom extension, designed around adults who need structured support in a residential environment.

The house sits between Churchdown and Down Hatherley, within reach of Gloucester and Cheltenham.

Magnolia House combines nursing care with residential support for older people, people living with dementia and younger adults. Residents have personalised care plans, daily activities and communal areas including a social lounge, garden lounge and conservatory.

The home promotes music and movement, gardening, quizzes and arts and crafts. Fees include 24-hour care, accommodation and meals, with laundry, internet access and entertainment also…

Orchard End forms part of Choice Care’s residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs. Support is shaped around each person’s goals, relationships and preferred way of living.

Choice Care describes different settings for people who want to live independently, share with others, enjoy city life or prefer somewhere quieter.

Parton House provides residential care in a homely setting, with activities designed to keep residents involved in daily life. Its programme includes movie nights, G-Fitness and outdoor games, with residents encouraged to take part according to their interests.

The home is part of Cedar Trust, a family-owned Gloucestershire provider. Fees include 24-hour care, accommodation and meals, with laundry, internet access and activities also covered.

Specialist residential support in Tewkesbury is available for adults with learning disabilities and autism at Theoc House. The home supports up to seven adults and is registered for people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and younger adults.

Support is shaped around individual goals, values and preferences. The wider service includes autism support and brain injury rehabilitation, with assistance available in residential, supported…

OSJCT Millbrook Lodge supports older people with nursing and residential care, while the wider service also includes respite, day care and dementia care. Nursing can cover recovery after major surgery or longer-term needs. Care teams work around each resident’s routines, life story and interests, helping daily life retain a community feel.

Activities can include gardening, music and baking, with meaningful occupation adapted to residents’…

Brockworth House Nursing & Dementia Home provides nursing, residential, respite and dementia care for older people and adults with physical or sensory disabilities. The service supports both everyday care and more specialist needs within a home-from-home setting.

Care begins with an assessment covering medical requirements, life history, relationships, hobbies and preferences.

Chosen Court provides residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities, mental health diagnoses, acquired brain injuries and autism. Its setting is intended for working-age adults whose needs may change over time and who require structured support with daily living, safety and personal goals.

The service follows a progression model that links accommodation and support to each person’s stage of life.

Bishop's Cleeve Care Home provides residential and nursing care, including support for people living with dementia and residents with physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The purpose-built home sits on the edge of Bishop’s Cleeve with views of Cleeve Hill and offers a setting designed for different levels of care.

Residents are supported to continue living with meaning and purpose, while the home builds links with its village community.