Care homes in West Bromwich

Caldene Rest Home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment in a residential setting without nursing. The home’s wider care group provides residential, dementia and respite services, with support intended to help residents live comfortably and maintain choice in daily life.

Families considering a move can access guidance on care options, funding and the admission process.

Hall Green Care Home provides residential dementia care for older people in a purpose-built home. It has 62 en-suite bedrooms across three floors, with two floors for long-stay residents and a separate floor for short-term services. Short-term options include respite care, emergency care and enhanced assessment beds, giving families and professionals more than one route into support.

The home’s care packages are shaped around individual needs and…

Hill Top Lodge provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people and younger adults. Pressbeau’s care model covers everyday support, clinical nursing input and specialist dementia care, so the home can suit people whose needs range from help with daily routines to ongoing medical support.

Residents receive support with familiar routines, meals, medication and personal care in a setting intended to feel like home.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential care, supported living, day services and community activities. The West Bromwich service is listed at 20-32 Horton Street and is registered for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Sense also provides accessible arts, sports and wellbeing activities, alongside support for disabled adults, children and young people.

Nurse-led clinical care at Talbot Court supports up to ten adults with learning disabilities. The West Bromwich service also supports people with physical disabilities and other complex needs in a residential care setting.

Voyage Care’s wider support includes care homes and supported living, shaped around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences.

Up to six autistic adults can receive residential support at 66 Dudley Street, including people with epilepsy. The home also supports adults with low levels of challenging behaviour, dysphagia and learning disabilities within a small residential setting.

The service is NAS-accredited and forms part of Voyage Care’s wider network of residential homes, supported living and community support.

Lyndon Hall Nursing Home supports older people and younger adults with residential, nursing and dementia care in West Bromwich. Care plans begin with each resident’s life story, routines and preferences, then change as needs develop so support remains relevant over time.

Residents have en-suite bedrooms, lounges, dining areas and landscaped gardens. A varied wellbeing programme includes music, arts and gentle exercise, alongside themed events and…

Pegasus Care supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and challenging behaviour through residential care, supported living and day care. Its residential home has 12 large wheelchair-accessible rooms, each with an en-suite wet room, alongside shared living and garden areas.

Supported living helps people maintain their own tenancies while building independence through person-centred plans.

Eight autistic adults and people with brain injuries can receive residential support at 45 Hall Green Road in West Bromwich. The service sits within Voyage Care’s wider provision for learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs, with support shaped around individual circumstances and preferences.

Voyage Care describes pathways across registered care homes, home and community settings.