Care homes in Barton-upon-humber

Options Applegate House supports children and young people with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs through specialist education and care. Its individualised approach considers each pupil’s abilities, needs and aspirations, with a bespoke curriculum designed to support learning, independence and emotional resilience.

Small classes typically contain no more than six to eight pupils, supported by at least one qualified teacher and one…

Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs receive residential support at Barton House. The service is part of Voyage Care, whose wider options include residential homes, supported living, community support and flexible pathways for complex circumstances.

Support is organised around each person’s needs, values and preferences, with the aim of building independence, connection and a fulfilling daily life.

Eagle House Care Home is dedicated to residential dementia care for older people, with single bedrooms, a secure landscaped garden and aids designed to support daily life. The care team works around residents’ wishes, dignity and independence, with care plans shaped through participation from residents and their families.

The home also accepts short-term respite stays and provides day care for people who need social contact, activities and a safe…

Westbridge House Rehabilitation Unit provides 22-bed residential rehabilitation for adults with varying degrees of mental health difficulty. Its open-door setting encourages residents to develop daily living skills and work towards greater independence in the community.

Residents can help with household routines such as cooking and shopping, with risk assessments reflecting individual abilities and limitations.

The Willows supports older people and younger adults with residential care, including people living with dementia or learning disabilities. It is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of ADL, a specialist residential and nursing care provider.

The organisation supports age-related issues, mental health problems and specialist needs such as Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and Parkinson’s disease.