Care homes in Tipton

Bridgewood Mews provides nurse-led complex care for adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex or co-occurring conditions. The home is registered for care with nursing and supports younger adults as well as older people.

Its wider care model includes end-of-life care, positive behaviour support and physiotherapy or occupational therapy.

Matthias House provides long-term residential care for adults aged 65 and over, with or without dementia, alongside short-term respite care for convalescence or holiday cover. The home has 33 single rooms, many with en-suite facilities, and combines the character of a remodelled former vicarage with spaces designed for everyday care.

Residents can join organised activities such as board games, arts and crafts or movement sessions, with an…

Adults living with complex needs can receive nurse-led care at Parkside Health Care Limited. The service supports people with neurological and mental health needs, as well as dementia, learning disabilities and spinal injuries.

Its care model includes multidisciplinary support, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Nursing, residential, respite and dementia care are available at Princess Lodge Limited for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities. Nursing packages are reviewed and adapted as residents’ needs change, with qualified nurses supported by care staff and a structured care planning system.

Before admission, the home assesses each resident and may visit their current home, hospital or another care facility.

Ryland View Care Home provides nursing, dementia and respite care in Tipton, alongside residential care across five separate houses. The home supports residents with complex needs, including dementia and Parkinson’s, and can continue providing appropriate care if needs change.

Daily life includes activities, gardens and a Community Café where residents and families can spend time together.

Waterside Care Home provides nursing care in Tipton for older people and people living with dementia. Its team is available around the clock, with care plans shaped around each resident’s medical and personal needs, daily routines and family input.

The home has 59 en-suite bedrooms, bright social lounges, dining areas and a sensory garden. Residents are encouraged to bring personal belongings and photographs to make their rooms their own.

Bloomfield Court offers residential care for older people, including people living with dementia, in a light and spacious setting. The home also supports short breaks, convalescent care and respite stays when longer-term care is not yet required.

Families can arrange an in-person show round or a virtual visit, followed by a pre-assessment to discuss care needs before moving in.

Veronica House provides residential nursing care in Tipton for people living with dementia, mental health disorders, complex needs, disabilities and complex or challenging behaviours. The home also lists respite and end of life care among its services.

Its clinical team assesses care opportunities and discusses specific needs, fees and funding before placement.

Elizabeth Court provides specialist residential and rehabilitation care in Tipton for younger and older adults with learning disabilities, brain injuries, neurological conditions, spinal injuries and rehabilitation needs. Its 16 fully en-suite bedrooms are supported by communal dining rooms, lounges, a sensory room and a therapy team.

The home is designed for people requiring a continuum of care through a structured rehabilitation programme.

Meadow Court provides specialist mental health care for people with complex needs, including enduring mental illness and some forensic histories. The service offers an alternative to extended hospital admission, with bespoke packages for long-term placements, intensive rehabilitation and respite stays.

A multidisciplinary team of clinical and non-clinical staff supports residents through a range of care pathways.

For men and women with neuropsychiatric or neurodegenerative conditions, Meadows Mews provides an enhanced community residential transitional service. It is intended for people whose social needs may be complex and sits within a wider mental health and social care provider.

The setting supports structured community living while independence and care needs develop.