Care homes in Widnes

Edward Street supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory needs in Widnes. Salutem’s adult services also work with people with autism, mental health issues and complex needs, with support plans shaped around personal goals, aspirations and preferred ways of living.

Support may include personal care, meal preparation and shopping, alongside health, wellbeing and community activities.

Ferndale Mews provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people and adults with wider mental health, physical or sensory support needs. The home is part of a family-run care group offering long-term, intermediate, respite and day care across its services.

Residents can receive 24-hour nursing support or more limited help with everyday activities, depending on assessed needs.

Glenwood Care Home supports adults with learning disabilities through a registered nursing care setting. It forms part of a wider care organisation supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs across England and Scotland.

The wider support model promotes choice, independence and opportunity, with regional teams providing local knowledge and specialist resources.

Headway-accredited brain injury rehabilitation at Maeres House supports up to eight adults after acquired brain injury in Widnes. The home is registered for adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment, younger adults and substance misuse needs.

Maeres House forms part of Voyage Care’s wider supported living and residential network, with support pathways shaped around individual needs and circumstances.

Trewan House Care Home supports older people with residential and dementia care in Widnes, shaped around individual needs and changing health requirements. Its wider organisation also provides nursing, palliative and respite care.

Dementia support includes personalised care plans, engaging activities and one-to-one care. Nursing teams work with doctors, therapists, pharmacists and other professionals, while residents can receive help with…

Residential care at Warrington Road supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other diverse support needs. The service forms part of an adult care organisation supporting people from 18 onwards, including adults with autism, mental health issues and complex needs.

Support is built around tailored care plans, personal goals and chosen outcomes.

Ferndale Court Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and specialist dementia care, with respite and day care also included in its group service range. The registered care scope covers older people, younger adults, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It is suited to residents whose needs may require anything from everyday assistance to 24-hour specialist support.

Widnes Hall provides residential and dementia care for older people, alongside respite, short breaks and convalescent care. The home supports residents through daily routines while encouraging involvement in activities, events and visits away from the home.

The care process includes an enquiry, visit, pre-assessment and moving-in discussion so families can understand the environment and how support will be arranged.