Care homes in Halesowen

Halas Homes provides care, supported living, advocacy and day services for adults with learning disabilities in Halesowen and the West Midlands. Its services are designed to promote independence, choice and community participation across residential care, supported living and daytime opportunities.

People can access a safe, inclusive setting with tailored activities and practical support aimed at building fulfilling lives.

Allenbrook Home provides residential and nursing care in Halesowen, with short stays for respite and recovery. Accommodation, meals and personal care are tailored to each resident, while qualified nurses and care assistants support needs ranging from daily help to round-the-clock nursing.

The home has a lounge, conservatory, garden and dedicated activities department.

Inshore Support Limited develops residential care and supported living packages for people with learning disabilities, complex needs and challenging behaviour. The organisation focuses on helping individuals build personal independence, choice, responsibility and self-confidence in homely community-based settings.

Support is directed by the individual and can be shaped with health and social care professionals.

Inshore Support Limited provides residential care, supported living and community-based support for people with learning disabilities and complex or challenging needs. Its approach is built around helping individuals develop independence, choice, responsibility and confidence while living in a homely environment.

The organisation creates individual services and people-centred care packages, with staff working alongside health and social care…

Residential and dementia care at Lapal House supports older adults in a home with en-suite bedrooms, lounges, an orangery, a library and landscaped gardens. Care is shaped around individual routines, meals, activities and preferred bedtimes, helping residents retain dignity and independence.

Short stays are available through a dedicated respite suite with direct garden access.

Woodview House is a 24-bed care home providing nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia. The service sits close to Halesowen town centre and offers person-centred support shaped by each resident’s likes, dislikes and life experiences.

The wider Shaw service covers elderly residential and dementia care alongside complex care specialisms, while Woodview House is specifically presented as a nursing home.

Yew Tree Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for older people and adults with dementia or physical disabilities. Registered nurses oversee day-to-day resident care, while the home also supports palliative and end-of-life care, wound care and changing clinical needs.

Residents have access to two lounges, a cafe and a secluded enclosed patio where they can garden, grow herbs and vegetables or relax outdoors.

Gower Gardens Residential Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and end-of-life care for older people, with support delivered in a purpose-built home. Its service is designed around individual stories, backgrounds and interests, helping residents receive care programmes that support comfort, stimulation and everyday quality of life.

The home offers 24-hour staffing, nurse call bells in bedrooms and links with district nurses,…

Grange Hill House provides residential care for adults over 65, including people with early onset dementia. The home accepts referrals from West Midlands local authorities and NHS settings as well as direct applications from families.

All residents have en-suite accommodation, with many rooms offering direct access to gardens. The catering team prepares varied, freshly prepared menus and caters for cultural, religious and medical dietary…

Shenstone Court Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in Halesowen. The home has garden areas and en-suite bedrooms, with support planned around individual needs and preferences for older people and people living with dementia.

Care plans are reviewed as needs change and families are involved in care discussions. The home’s dementia-friendly design includes clear navigation, quiet seating areas and themed décor, while…