Care homes in Oldbury

Residential support at Alphonsus House is aimed at adults with learning disabilities or mental health needs. The Oldbury home also has registered scope covering older people, younger adults, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with support intended to help residents move towards greater independence in the community.

Allocated key workers help residents work towards personal goals and aspirations.

Ascot House is registered as a residential care home without nursing for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The supplied business evidence identifies the care setting, but does not establish a specific service programme, facility list or distinctive operating feature for this home.

For families and professionals considering support, the confirmed scope is residential care within a setting registered for learning…

Adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and associated needs can access residential support through Barnford View. The service sits within Choice Care’s specialist residential and supported living network, with support shaped around people’s lives, relationships and goals.

Choice Care’s approach focuses on helping residents feel at home while developing confidence, independence and everyday routines.

Dingle Meadow provides residential, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built home with en-suite bedrooms, communal lounges and secure landscaped gardens. It suits older people who need ongoing support while continuing familiar routines, activities and time with family.

Care plans reflect each resident’s needs, preferences and life story, with support delivered around the clock.

Newbury Manor provides residential and nursing care for older people, people with physical disabilities and younger adults with identified care needs. The purpose-built home offers single and companion rooms, with nursing beds and space for residents to personalise their accommodation.

Activities include group sessions and bespoke one-to-one activities for residents who cannot join, or prefer not to join, larger groups.

Barnford House provides residential care and supported living through Voyage Care for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The service sits within a wider network offering support in registered care homes, supported accommodation, people’s own homes and community settings.

Voyage Care’s approach is person-centred, with teams working around individual needs, goals, preferences and values.

Conway House accommodates up to eight adults with learning or physical disabilities in a large bungalow in Oldbury. The home includes a lounge, conservatory, activity room, accessible wet rooms and a garden with outdoor dining space.

Residents are encouraged to take part in life-skill development, including supervised kitchen activities and meal preparation.

Agnes House 81 provides residential and respite support for adults with learning disabilities, autistic spectrum disorders, complex needs and challenging behaviour. The home is designed for people who may need structured assistance while developing everyday skills and greater independence.

Support begins with an assessment of the individual’s needs, followed by a bespoke care package that can include specialised staff training.

Portway House Care Home Limited supports adults with palliative nursing needs, acquired brain injuries and residential supported living requirements. Its purpose-built centre has 48 en-suite rooms across three floors, with walk-in showers and rooms large enough for nursing chairs and specialist equipment.

The Tinsley Suite is designed for younger adults with acquired brain injury, while other suites accommodate complex care and longer-term…