Care homes in Droitwich

Dorset House provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and specialist care through Rotherwood Healthcare’s West Midlands care-home group. Its registered setting supports older people with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, while the wider organisation also discusses complex dementia care and changing support needs.

Families can use the group’s advice resources to understand care types, funding and the steps involved in…

Brindley Manor Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end-of-life care in Droitwich. Care plans are built around residents’ requirements and preferences, with support intended to preserve choice, independence and daily routines.

Residents can choose private rooms, many with en-suite bathrooms, and personalise them with furnishings, photographs and keepsakes.

Droitwich Mews Care Home provides residential and dementia care in a purpose-designed setting for older people and others needing daily support. Residents can take part in activities, enjoy communal spaces and receive care shaped around their individual routines and preferences.

The home forms part of Avery Healthcare, whose services include residential, dementia and respite care.

The Haven Rest Home provides residential, dementia, day and respite care in Droitwich Spa. Its home-from-home setting is adapted for active later life, with support for guests who need help while retaining interests, hobbies and social routines.

The Haven organises activities each week to help guests learn new skills and make friends, while its garden offers space for quiet time or visits with family.

A 30-bed former vicarage near Droitwich Spa, The Priory Care Home supports people over 65, including residents living with dementia. Private en-suite rooms, communal lounges and landscaped gardens with walking paths and a fishpond shape the accommodation.

Residents can enjoy baking, arts and crafts, bingo and music, with regular outings using the home’s minibus.

Autism West Midlands operates Upper Ford Lodge as a residential setting for autistic adults and people with learning disabilities. Its wider residential services support autistic adults across the West Midlands, alongside community support and supported living.

The organisation also provides specialist advice through its information line for autistic people, families, carers and professionals.

Woodland View Care Home supports older people through residential and dementia care in Droitwich. Its registered scope includes dementia, mental health and sensory impairment, giving families a defined route into residential support. The home is presented as a comfortable community where person-led care is combined with everyday activities and social contact.

The home combines person-led care with food, activities, entertainment and outings.