Elderly care homes in Walsall

Sadlers Place supports up to nine adults with learning disabilities, associated physical disabilities or complex needs through residential care and person-centred support. The home is part of Voyage Care, which also offers supported living and community-based support.

Support is shaped around individual needs, values and preferences within the registered care home.

Ash Grange Nursing Home provides residential and nursing care in Walsall for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or changing healthcare needs. The home’s care plans are shaped around personal history, routines and preferences, with continuity of support as needs develop.

Daily life includes en-suite bedrooms, lounges and dining areas, alongside a private garden and organised activities.

Castlehill Specialist Care Centre provides 24-hour nursing and personal care for older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its person-centred support considers medical, therapeutic and emotional needs alongside residents’ wider lives.

The centre has large bedroom suites, communal lounges, dining areas and Life Skills Kitchens.

Delves Court Care Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in a 60-bedroom home across three floors. Registered nurses are available around the clock, supported by carers who assist with personal care and changing health needs.

Residents can join music, crafts and gentle exercise, while bedrooms can be personalised with furniture, photographs and treasured belongings.

Fallings Heath covers assisted living and residential care for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities in Walsall. The registered service is a care home without nursing, making it relevant to people seeking residential support rather than a nursing placement.

Its care categories identify the setting’s broad role, while specific facilities, programmes and local arrangements are not established here.

Harden Hall provides contemporary residential care with en-suite rooms for up to 54 residents. It supports older people, younger adults and people living with dementia, with residential, respite and short-break care available.

Families can arrange an in-person or virtual show round before a pre-assessment establishes whether the home can meet the resident’s needs.

Housing 21, The Watermill provides retirement living and extra care for older people, combining independent accommodation with on-site support. Residents can retain their own property and use communal facilities, while extra care adds planned and emergency care from on-site care workers.

The wider service includes a local housing manager, communal lounge, bistro and salon.

Mill Lodge Residential Care Home supports older people and younger adults with residential, respite and dementia care. Residents receive help with personal care, mobility, medication and daily routines while retaining as much independence as possible.

Each respite client has a personal care plan covering support needs, interests, preferences and routines.

Pelsall Hall supports older people with residential and dementia care, including people whose needs may change over time. The home offers personal care, activities, shared spaces and support designed around familiar routines and individual preferences.

Short-term respite stays and flexible trials of up to six weeks allow someone to experience the home before making a longer-term decision.

Nurse-led care for adults living with complex needs is the focus at Shire Oaks Court in Walsall. The home supports people with neurological, mental health, physical, behavioural and other complex care requirements in a community-based setting.

Its care model includes multidisciplinary working, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.