Dementia care homes in Solihull

Birchmere Mews offers residential care for older people, with daily life shaped around meals, activities, social opportunities and personal choice. The wider care model includes residential, dementia, nursing and respite services.

Residents can use a bistro, cinema or activity space, while the home’s dining offer includes restaurant-style rooms and table service.

Birchmere Mews combines residential care for older people with dedicated dementia care in Knowle, Solihull. The home is part of Avery Healthcare, whose wider care offer includes residential, dementia and respite services, although the local evidence specifically identifies Birchmere Mews with residential and dementia support.

Daily life includes meals, activities, social opportunities and time with family.

Blossomfield Grange provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Solihull, with registration also covering physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults. The home offers a café, garden and activities room, with a hair and beauty salon also on site.

A care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs before support and fees are agreed.

Blossomfield Grange provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Solihull, alongside end-of-life care. Support is shaped through a care needs assessment before admission, considering mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs. Daily activities take place in bright, clean surroundings.

Residents can use the café, garden, activities room, reminiscence room and minibus for outings.

Residential, nursing and dementia care at Blossomfield Rose Care Home supports lifelong stays and respite in Solihull. The 80-bed home combines specialist dementia provision with nursing and residential support.

Residents have access to a café, salon, gym, cinema and library, while the home also hosts community groups and activities. MACC Care describes small family communities that support independence and everyday wellbeing.

Specialist dementia and nursing care at Blythe Rose Care Home is designed for older people whose needs may change as dementia progresses. In Solihull, the team reviews each resident’s changing needs and updates individual care plans around safety, wellbeing and personal preferences.

Its purpose-designed setting includes clear visual signposting, colour contrast, seating areas and therapeutic features intended to support dementia-friendly living.

Chelmunds Court combines residential, dementia and personal care with 24-hour support in a purpose-designed care home. It caters for older adults, people living with dementia, younger adults and those with sensory impairment, with care planned around individual needs and preferences.

Residents have access to lounges, cinema rooms, private dining, pamper facilities and other communal spaces.

Claridge Place provides residential, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built Solihull home with 77 en-suite bedrooms. The setting includes a cinema room, pamper suite, hairdressing salon and private dining space, giving residents several ways to relax and socialise.

Care is planned around individual needs and preferences, with staff involved in residents’ support and daily routines.

Purpose-built nursing care in Shirley supports older people needing residential, nursing, dementia or specialist dementia care at Connaught House. The home also caters for people with enduring mental health needs and those funded under Section 117 of the Mental Health Act.

Its 86 bedroom suites are paired with communal lounges and dining areas containing Life Skills Kitchens, where residents can cook or ask staff for help.

Residential and dementia care sit alongside retirement apartments at Eastcote Park Care Home, serving older people and adults whose needs include dementia, physical disabilities or other registered care requirements. The setting combines a care home with a retirement village, giving residents a choice of supported living arrangements within the same community.

Residents can take part in varied activities and use shared hospitality spaces…

Fountains Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in Solihull. The home combines everyday support with activities, indoor and outdoor spaces, and food prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables.

Residents can enjoy seasonal meals and modified textured dishes, with menus shaped through resident and family input.

Knowle Gate Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people in a purpose-built setting in Knowle. The home is designed around daily living, social opportunities and support that helps residents remain involved in activities, meals and time with family.

Its wider care offer includes respite care, while the home’s facilities and dining arrangements are intended to support everyday comfort and participation.

Knowle Gate Care Home combines residential, dementia and nursing care with a community-style approach for older people and adults needing ongoing support. The home has a dedicated whole floor for dementia, while its wider care provision includes respite stays and nursing support.

Daily life includes meals prepared by chefs in commercial-standard kitchens, restaurant-style dining rooms with table service, activities and social opportunities.

Lyndon Croft supports older people and younger adults through residential care, including care for people living with dementia. The home is registered as a care home without nursing, while PrimeLife’s wider services include nursing care, respite and support for people who cannot live alone.

Care and accommodation are adapted to individual needs, with support available around the clock.

Prince of Wales Nursing Home provides nursing and residential care for older people and younger adults who cannot safely manage at home. Care is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with practical assistance for everyday living.

The small family-run home also provides respite care and social activities, with visiting health professionals available when needed.