Learning disability care homes in Bolsover

Nursing and residential care at Cherry Tree House supports people with mental health conditions, brain injury and neurological diagnoses. The home also provides specialist bariatric care, with admissions assessed against the service’s skills and the potential resident’s fit within the existing community.

Registered nurses are available around the clock, supported by learning disability, mental health and general nurses.

Heathfield Gardens provides specialist support and accommodation for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex needs. Its services include supported living, domiciliary or home care and residential care.

Support may take place in a person’s own home, family home or the wider community. It is based on assessed need and can range from several hours a week to 24 hours a day, with the aim of developing skills,…

A small residential service for six men with learning disabilities, 4,5,7 The Sycamores also supports people who may have a secondary diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. The home is registered as a care home without nursing and forms part of Cygnet’s social care provision for adults with learning disabilities and related needs.

The service provides a homely setting with support centred on the individual.

Elm House provides accommodation, personal care and supported living for adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities or autism. Daily support includes personal cleanliness, medication and meals, while residents retain choice over what they do and when they do it.

The home offers spacious bedrooms, communal areas and modern bathrooms, with parking and a garden.