Care homes in Stourbridge

Fairmont Residential provides structured, person-centred residential care for autistic adults with high support needs. Its homes support people with severe autism and complex needs through individualised care plans shaped by observation, professional expertise and ongoing understanding of the person.

The organisation works across small group homes and bespoke single residences, creating structured environments that encourage confidence, dignity…

Chandos Lodge provides personalised residential care for older people and people living with mild to moderate dementia. Care plans are developed with residents and their families, while 24-hour care supports changing needs in a residential setting designed around daily choice and independence.

The home combines communal lounges, a quiet lounge and a conservatory with a dementia-friendly garden, raised beds and ramp access.

Structured, person-centred residential care at Elm Lodge is designed for autistic adults with high support needs. Individual care plans are shaped through observation, professional expertise and meaningful human connection within Fairmont Residential’s specialist autism provision.

Support may be delivered in a small group home or a bespoke single residence, with a focus on trust, independence and a safe, structured environment.

Field House supports up to 54 residents with residential and dementia care, as well as respite, emergency respite, day care and couples care. The family-run home occupies a Grade II* listed country house set in 10 acres of parkland, combining period features with modern accessibility.

Families can choose permanent care, short breaks or a trial stay of one or two weeks.

Foresters Nursing Home offers 24-hour nursing and personal care for older people living with dementia, physical disabilities or other support needs. Set in six acres with views towards the Clent Hills, it provides single and twin rooms, emergency call systems, accessible facilities and two lifts.

The home accommodates permanent residents as well as people needing personal, respite or convalescent care.

High Lodge Care Home supports older people with residential care, dementia care, physical disabilities, rehabilitation and convalescence. Care is available 24 hours a day, with plans developed with residents and families around individual needs, preferences and choices. Dementia nursing care is available for people assessed as needing constant supervision from a trained nurse.

The home accommodates 29 residents in single and shared en-suite rooms…

Inclusion House forms part of Inclusion Independence, a provider of tailored care and support for adults aged 18 to 65. Its work centres on social inclusion and residential support for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex requirements. The organisation presents its homes as individual settings within a wider provision, with locations and projects connected to Stourbridge and surrounding West Midlands areas.

Norton Lodge Care Home Ltd supports older people and people with physical disabilities through residential care, 24-hour support and daily activities. Bedrooms include attendant call systems and space for personal belongings, while staff provide for religious, ethnic and cultural needs.

Residents can join crafts, quizzes and themed events, with two dining areas that also convert into hobby rooms.

Parkfield Grange provides residential, dementia, respite and registered nursing care in Stourbridge. The home offers 24-hour support and short stays, including respite visits that can give prospective residents time to experience the community before making a permanent decision.

Care is delivered in a residential setting with activities, dining and hospitality built into daily life.

Prestwood Coach House combines nursing support with residential and reablement care. Respite care is available for short stays, while personalised care plans and 24-hour nursing support address changing needs for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities.

The home offers en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas within a 55-acre woodland setting.

Prestwood Lodge supports people with physical disabilities through residential and respite care, with reablement available within the wider Prestwood service. The home offers personalised care plans, en-suite rooms and 24-hour support for longer stays, recovery periods and family breaks.

Residents can use gardens, lounges and communal spaces, while fresh meals, activities and open-door visiting are also described.

Young adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs receive needs-led residential support at Safeharbour. The home is designed as a structured, non-institutional environment, with individual packages shaped around each person’s needs rather than a standard model.

Safeharbour uses person-centred care plans and predictable routines to support choice, community integration and progress towards individual goals.

Young people and adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs receive support at Safeharbour (260 Hagley Road) through individual, tailor-made packages. Its needs-led approach is built around each person rather than a standard routine.

The home aims to combine a comfortable, secure and non-institutional environment with predictable structure.

Swiss House supports adults with physical disabilities, profound and multiple learning difficulties, severe learning disabilities and complex communication or healthcare needs. The home provides residential support with an emphasis on personalised care, daily activities and a living environment designed around individual routines and goals.

Each resident receives a personal care plan and is introduced to a staff member who supports the resident…