Care homes in Ledbury

Older people in Ledbury can receive residential care at Orchard Place, a registered care home without nursing. It forms part of Shaw’s wider range of elderly residential and dementia care, alongside more complex specialist services elsewhere in the organisation.

Shaw describes person-centred care supported by individual care plans that record preferences and help residents retain independence, dignity and respect.

Birchams Grange provides residential and dementia care for older people, with support shaped around familiar routines, personal preferences and day-to-day needs. The home also supports couples, including situations where one partner needs more regular help with personal care, mobility or dementia care while both remain together.

Residents receive 24-hour support, home-cooked food, companionship and daily activities in a homely setting.

Deer Park Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Ledbury. The home supports residents who need longer-term care as well as people seeking short-term stays, with pre-admission assessment used to establish the right level of support.

Respite stays start from one week and can be adapted to individual circumstances. Deer Park also offers comfortable accommodation, activities and opportunities for social…

Intermediate care at Ledbury Intermediate Care Unit is relevant to older people and adults with physical disabilities who need nursing support after illness, injury or a change in independence. The service is registered as a care home with nursing and supports older people and people with physical disabilities.

The wider provider describes person-centred care supported by individual care plans, varied activities and flexible dining.

General nursing care for older people, younger adults and residents with physical disabilities is offered at Ledbury Nursing Home, within the Ledbury Community Care Centre. The 36-bed home has single en-suite rooms over two floors, with shared lounges, dining rooms and gardens creating a calm residential setting.

The related intermediate care unit provides short-stay nursing rehabilitation after surgery or medical treatment, or following illness…

Adults aged 18 to 65 with acquired brain injuries can use Market Lodge, a 10-bed specialist care centre offering short- or long-term accommodation. Its setting is focused on acquired brain injury support rather than general older-person nursing care.

The wider Shaw service includes intermediate nursing rehabilitation after surgery, medical intervention, illness or an incident at home, but that service is separate from Market Lodge.

Walsingham Support provides residential care, supported living and transition support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. Its support can range from occasional help to intensive assistance seven days a week, depending on the individual’s circumstances and goals.

Residential services focus on life skills, relationships, independence and personal choice, with one-to-one support defined in an individual…