Elderly care homes in Dudley

Allenbrook Home provides residential and nursing care in Halesowen, with short stays for respite and recovery. Accommodation, meals and personal care are tailored to each resident, while qualified nurses and care assistants support needs ranging from daily help to round-the-clock nursing.

The home has a lounge, conservatory, garden and dedicated activities department.

Arcare for Forte Limited supports people with learning disabilities and mental health conditions through specialist accommodation and care in the Wolverhampton area. Its wider service includes support for autism, dementia, schizophrenia and moderate challenging behaviours, with homes intended for people with assessed care needs.

The organisation also provides a hub offering education, fitness, health and skills-based facilities.

Residential and dementia care at Himley Manor Care Home supports older people, with respite care also available. Personal support includes help with mobility, eating and medication, alongside assistance with household tasks such as laundry.

Dementia care is tailored to individual needs, with residents supported to make decisions about their own care.

Holly Hall House provides residential care with spacious communal areas, varied daily activities and access to local amenities near Dudley. Each new resident receives an individual person-centred care plan and is introduced to a staff member who supports them and their family, including with personal shopping and concerns.

The home is part of a family-run care provider with services across England and Wales.

Island Court Care Home provides 24-hour nursing, residential and dementia care in Bilston, with respite care also available. The 55-bedroom home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, including residents whose needs require registered nursing supervision.

Care plans are developed with residents and families and reviewed as needs change.

Residential and dementia care at Lapal House supports older adults in a home with en-suite bedrooms, lounges, an orangery, a library and landscaped gardens. Care is shaped around individual routines, meals, activities and preferred bedtimes, helping residents retain dignity and independence.

Short stays are available through a dedicated respite suite with direct garden access.

New Bradley Hall combines assisted living and residential care for older people and people living with dementia. It is registered without nursing and forms part of Black Country Housing Group, a social business delivering homes and care across the Black Country.

The home’s supported scope centres on a care setting for people who need more assistance than independent living alone.

Norton Lodge Care Home Ltd supports older people and people with physical disabilities through residential care, 24-hour support and daily activities. Bedrooms include attendant call systems and space for personal belongings, while staff provide for religious, ethnic and cultural needs.

Residents can join crafts, quizzes and themed events, with two dining areas that also convert into hobby rooms.