Care homes in Westbury

OSJCT Watersmead specialises in dementia care for older people and also provides residential, respite, intermediate and day care. Its dementia service is designed to support people and their families through the move into longer-term care, with care plans shaped around each resident’s life story, routines, preferences and abilities.

Residents can take part in activities such as gardening, music, baking and other familiar routines.

Starbrook supports younger adults and people with learning disabilities through residential care and specialist support. It forms part of Achieve Together’s services for people with complex needs, autism and additional health or social care requirements.

The wider service model includes planning transitions from children’s to adult services and structured hospital discharge support.

Westbury Court Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in Westbury, Wiltshire. Its 60 en-suite rooms and 24-hour trained staff provide a setting for permanent care, nursing support or a shorter stay after hospital discharge or as a trial period.

The home’s dementia provision includes trained staff, dementia-friendly design and person-centred care plans that are reviewed as needs change.

Wellhead Lane supports young adults aged 18 to 25 with autism, learning differences and associated conditions while they prepare for a more independent adult life. The five-bed residential house provides assistance with self-care, communication, confidence and community integration.

A safe and structured environment combines dynamic care with opportunities around Westbury.

Westbury Lodge offers residential support for eight men and women with a learning disability or autism, including people who may also have mental health needs. The home is in Westbury, Wiltshire, on a quiet street near the town centre, and supports residents to work towards personal goals and more independent living.

The service can also support people nearing the end of life and those managing changing risks.