Care homes in Radstock

Supported housing, classes, activities and work experience help teenagers and adults with learning disabilities build practical skills and live as independently as they wish through SWALLOW. 64 Chilcompton Road is part of this wider residential support service.

SWALLOW has 16 accommodation spaces across three locations and runs community cafés in Radstock and Peasedown St John.

Around-the-clock nursing support is available at Clare Hall Nursing Home, where care plans are assessed around medical and personal needs. The home also offers residential care and respite, with complex care available for people who meet higher nursing requirements.

Short stays can cover weekends or midweek visits, while day care is available for one or several days each week.

A wheelchair-accessible residential home for up to ten adults with learning and physical disabilities, Lynwood House provides a smaller setting near Radstock. Its registered scope covers learning disabilities and younger adults.

The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider network of residential, supported living and community services for people with complex needs.

Priory Radstock Satellite provides residential support in Midsomer Norton for five autistic men and women, and for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The service is designed to help residents build independence and reconnect with community life through person-centred support.

The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with support focused on everyday living rather than hospital treatment.

Whitehaven Care Home offers residential care for older people in Midsomer Norton, with support for residents living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The small home has 23 single rooms and a homely setting, with shops and a café across the street and local bus links nearby.

Residents can eat in the dining room or their bedroom, and meal times can be arranged around personal preference.

Ellsworth House provides residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The service is part of Consensus, whose support pathways cover people seeking help to live more independently while developing lives shaped around their needs and aspirations.

Consensus works with families and professionals on referrals and offers information for people considering residential support.

Bedborough House provides residential support for autistic adults and people with learning disabilities. The Radstock home supports up to eight people, with care focused on independence, daily living skills, community access and quality of life in a residential setting.

Support can include people with complex health needs and complex behaviours, with packages shaped around individual requirements.

Rowan Park Care Home combines nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built Radstock home. It supports older people with changing needs, including those requiring nursing input day and night or a short stay after illness, injury or an operation.

The setting has 50 en-suite bedrooms, landscaped gardens and communal lounges, with a cinema room and hair salon.

Somer Valley House provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Midsomer Norton. Its 24-hour team develops personalised care plans with residents, loved ones and healthcare professionals, then reviews wellbeing as needs change.

Daily life includes home-cooked meals, social events and activities within a transparent care package. Families can visit, share a meal and meet the team before deciding.