Care homes in Bromyard

Highwell House Care Home with Nursing provides 24-hour nursing care for older people and adults living with dementia, physical disabilities or other assessed needs. The home is a painted brick Georgian villa on the outskirts of Bromyard, with views towards the Malvern Hills, the Frome Valley and Bromyard Downs.

Its care offer includes residential care, nursing care, dementia support and physiotherapy and rehabilitation.

Whitegates supports older people and younger adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities in a residential care setting in Bromyard. The home occupies a traditional red-brick period property that has been extended and refurbished, with local shops, a library, gym and doctor’s surgery nearby.

Care is organised around getting to know each new resident and welcoming them into the home.

Individual care plans at Froome Bank are designed around residents’ preferences, life experiences and changing needs. The home supports older people and adults with dementia within Shaw’s wider residential care services, delivered by an employee-owned provider.

Residents can eat in communal dining areas or in their own rooms. Chefs prepare varied meals from rotating monthly menus, including familiar dishes and alternative options for different…

Park House supports young people with learning disabilities and complex needs within the SENAD Group’s West Midlands Learning Campus. The wider campus links residential placements with specialist schools, therapy and other support services, allowing education and care to be considered together.

Admissions include referral, assessment and consideration of individual needs, with joint assessments available when more than one service may be suitable.

Pencombe Hall provides residential care, respite care and daycare for older people and adults with physical disabilities or mental health needs. The family-owned private home is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people on both permanent and shorter-term arrangements. Families are encouraged to visit the home before making a decision.

The service occupies a Victorian hall set in five acres of gardens and woodland overlooking…

Supporting people with learning disabilities and other complex needs, Winslow Court forms part of the SENAD Group’s West Midlands Learning Campus. The home sits alongside specialist education, residential placement and therapy services, creating a setting focused on learning disability support.

Referrals, assessments and consultations help identify whether a placement can meet an individual’s needs.