Care homes in Hereford

Charnwood Country Residence supports older people and people living with dementia in Much Dewchurch near Hereford. The home occupies a refurbished Edwardian house, retaining original features while offering larger rooms in a peaceful village setting.

Its care approach centres on getting to know each resident, supporting decisions about care and helping people maintain independence and wellbeing.

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation sit alongside residential care at Coldwells House, supporting people with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home is part of Herefordshire Care Homes and is registered to care for older and younger adults.

Staff get to know each new resident and support decisions about care. Adaptations are used to reduce the impact of dementia on independence and wellbeing, while residents can benefit…

A Victorian country house set in landscaped grounds provides the setting for Dulas Court, where older people and those living with dementia can receive residential care. Spacious rooms and the rural environment support a home-like setting for longer-term living.

Care is person-centred, with staff getting to know each resident and supporting decisions about care and treatment.

Dementia, nursing and residential care form the core of Broomy Hill Nursing Home’s support for older people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment, mental health needs or learning disabilities. The home also provides elderly day care and short-term respite stays.

Care planning starts before admission, covering medical needs alongside life history, social connections, hobbies and preferences.

Residential, nursing, dementia, convalescent and respite care at Gwen Walford House supports people with short-term or long-term needs in a modern setting beside the River Wye. Care plans are built around individual circumstances and changing requirements.

Short-term convalescent care can support recovery after illness or surgery, while respite care gives family carers a temporary break.

Hampton Grange Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and specialist care in Hereford. Its dementia service is shaped around each resident’s life, interests and routines, with staff trained to support choice and independence for as long as possible.

The home combines 24-hour support with facilities including a cinema room, riverside terrace and dining room.

Holmer Care Home with Nursing supports people needing nursing, residential, dementia or palliative care in Hereford. Respite, emergency respite and day care are also available, while registered nurses remain on duty day and night as needs change.

The home combines a Victorian rectory with purpose-built rooms and modern facilities. Families can visit at any time, follow care through an online Family Portal and arrange a trial stay of a week or two.

Holmer Court Residential Home delivers 24-hour residential and dementia care for older people in Hereford. Its home-from-home setting combines personal and social support with private rooms and care planning that considers medical needs, life history, hobbies, preferences and social networks.

The smaller-community model includes activities, shared spaces and home-cooked food as part of daily life.

Hunters Lodge supports ten adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs or brain injuries in a residential home near Hereford. The service provides support for people with complex needs, with pathways that can include residential care, supported living and community-based assistance.

The home forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider support options are shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences.

Lammas Lodge provides specialist residential support for seven adult men on the autism spectrum. The home is designed for people who need structured assistance while developing greater independence, with support focused on health, wellbeing and positive outcomes.

Set in a semi-rural location in Lugwardine, the service offers a safe residential setting surrounded by countryside.

Martha House offers lifelong and respite care for young people with profound intellectual and physical disabilities. The charity operates homes designed for wheelchair users, with specialised fittings and therapy spaces that support complex daily needs.

Residents have their own bedrooms and access to landscaped sensory gardens. The homes include hoists, adjustable baths and beds, hydrotherapy and multi-sensory facilities, with physiotherapy and…

Moor Court provides residential care and supported accommodation for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs and other complex needs. Its support can be delivered in a residential setting, through outreach or in supported living, depending on the person’s assessed needs and goals.

Residents may live in a shared house or flat with their own tenancy, while support ranges from several hours a week to 24 hours a day.

National Star at Ledbury Road offers specialist learning for day students aged 16 and over who have physical or learning disabilities. Its Hereford setting is designed as a learning environment rather than a conventional school, with support focused on education, development and participation.

Students can access work-based learning, therapy and medical support, community wellbeing activities and an application process tailored to the college.

Venns Lane Care Home provides long-stay residential care for people over 65 living with dementia, physical or mental health conditions and disabilities associated with older age. The 24-bed home is close to Hereford city centre and local amenities, with a setting shaped by its historic sandstone building.

Care supports personal choice, decision-making and independence through daily activities and skilled assistance with health and wellbeing.