Care homes in Ripley

Five autistic and learning disabled adults aged 18 to 65 are supported at 243 Church Street, a small family-run care home in Ripley. Support is shaped around each person’s needs, wishes and choices, with housemates encouraged to take part in decisions about daily life.

The fully accessible house includes en-suite bedrooms, a sensory room, communal lounge and conservatory.

Acacia Lodge provides 24-hour nursing support for people with enduring mental health difficulties, complex needs or behaviours that may challenge. The 18-bed home is arranged across three single-floor wings, with en suite facilities and care packages developed around individual goals. Support includes multidisciplinary assessment, treatment planning, psychiatric reviews, risk assessments and medication review.

Codnor Park Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people, younger adults and residents with physical disabilities. The home also supports people with more complex needs through the wider Ashmere care offer, which includes nursing and end-of-life care across its homes.

Purpose-built in 1997, Codnor Park has 40 fully furnished en-suite rooms in a residential setting.

Residential care at Glasshouse Hill supports older people and adults with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs. The registered care home without nursing also supports people with mental health needs, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and substance misuse.

Support is tailored around individual needs, goals, preferences and values, with care available in a residential setting and through the wider Voyage…

The King William Care Home provides residential and specialised residential dementia care for elderly residents in a converted historic pub. The setting combines a familiar, homely character with care tailored to individual needs.

The home is part of Ashmere, a family-run Derbyshire care group that also offers nursing, complex continuing healthcare, end-of-life care and day care across its services.

The Firs Care Home with Nursing supports older people with nursing, residential dementia, complex continuing healthcare and end-of-life care. Long-term and short-term arrangements are available within a homely environment, with care planned around changing needs and the level of support required.

The home is part of Ashmere, a family-run care provider with a focus on residential, nursing and dementia services.

Maple Leaf House provides dementia nursing care and short-term respite care for older people. Nursing support is intended for residents whose needs require more than residential assistance, while respite offers a temporary placement for people and families needing short-term care.

The home is part of MHA, a not-for-profit organisation supporting older people through care homes, retirement living and community services.