Care homes in Burntwood

Residential care at 235 Rugeley Road supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The service sits within Voyage Care’s wider provision, which also covers mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Support can be delivered in a registered care home, supported living accommodation, a person’s own home or the community.

Chaseview Nursing Home supports older people through residential, dementia and nursing care, with registration also covering physical disabilities and younger adults. The Burntwood home has en-suite bedrooms and a sensory garden for everyday comfort and activity.

Residents can enjoy a café, home-cooked meals and garden time, with care shaped around preferences and independence.

Chasewater Mews provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and disability care in Burntwood. Its service also covers mental health and sensory impairment, with 24-hour nursing care for people who need medical care and monitoring without hospitalisation.

The home supports up to 68 residents across a refurbished historical building and a purpose-built building.

Hammerwich Hall Care Home provides person-centred residential, nursing and respite care for people with a range of care needs. The home is set in an impressive building near Burntwood, with landscaped gardens and links towards Lichfield, Walsall and Wolverhampton.

Residents can use the home’s facilities and take part in activities designed around daily life and social connection.

The Birches provides round-the-clock residential care and rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injuries. Residents receive support with daily activities, personal goals and community integration in a small-home setting, with specialist key workers coordinating care, advocacy and rehabilitation.

The service can arrange access to occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech therapy, alongside other visiting health and social care…

Bracken House provides residential care and 24-hour support for people over 55 who find daily life difficult to manage at home. The home supports residents with washing, dressing and mobility needs, alongside permanent accommodation and shared facilities.

Residents can use open dining areas, lounge spaces, a hair salon, gardens and reminiscence resources.

Priory Highfields provides residential support for eight men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in Chasetown, Staffordshire, on the edge of a suburban area and close to a local Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Support is person-centred and aims to improve health and wellbeing while enabling people to live as independently as possible in a safe and welcoming home.