Care homes in Bridgwater

Avalon Nursing Home provides nursing and specialist dementia care in a purpose-built Bridgwater home. Its en-suite rooms and dementia-friendly design are supported by communal areas arranged around gardens, creating a setting for residents with higher support needs.

Residents can use lounges and dining spaces, while activities include crafts, quizzes and keep-fit sessions.

Casa di Lusso provides residential, nursing, specialist dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built Somerset home. Its 88 en-suite rooms, landscaped dementia-friendly gardens and range of shared amenities are designed for residents who need ongoing support while retaining an active daily life.

A dedicated minibus takes residents to shopping trips, garden centres, museums, private appointments and community events.

Rouse provides specialised supported living and residential care for adults with learning disabilities, sensory impairment and other complex needs in the Bridgwater area. Its support is intended to help people exercise choice and control while living in a home suited to their needs.

The service works with housing associations, private landlords and local agencies to offer community-based accommodation, including flats and shared properties.

Supporting up to ten adults, The Minster focuses on learning disabilities, autism, Down’s syndrome and cerebral palsy. The home enables people to make their own choices, build independence and enjoy everyday experiences. It is registered as a care home without nursing and also supports adults with mental health and physical disabilities.

The Minster forms part of Voyage Care’s wider network of residential, supported living and community services…

The Old Vicarage supports older people and younger adults through residential care shaped around independence, wellbeing and personal interests. Residents are encouraged to continue existing hobbies, join local clubs and take part in a varied programme of activities.

Landscaped grounds provide space for walking, chatting and painting, while bedrooms can be personalised with residents’ own possessions.

Wembdon Rise supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care and wider specialist support. The provider also works with autistic people and those with complex needs, shaping support around the whole person.

Its Wheel of Engagement framework is co-produced with people supported, families and support teams, then used to plan around identity, wellbeing and independence.

Church Road provides residential care and supported living through a wider specialist support service for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The service is intended for people who may need structured help at home, in supported accommodation, in a registered care home or within the community.

Support is organised around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.