Mental health care homes in Birmingham

Short stays and long-term care are available at The Oaks Care Home, which offers residential and nursing support alongside dementia care. Residents can come and go as they please while keeping the team informed, supporting a degree of independence within the home.

Daily life includes activities, outings, catering and housekeeping, with transport arranged for trips to local towns and places of interest.

Apna House supports adults with mental health conditions, complex needs and behaviours that challenge services through residential care in Birmingham. Its positive, persistent and consistent approach is designed to help residents experience safety, familiarity and progression while maintaining choice and independence.

The purpose-built home has 25 en-suite bedrooms, activity rooms and enclosed outdoor spaces.

Bourn View combines residential and dementia care with a community setting for people over 65. Its care model is designed around daily life, from meals and social activities to time with family, while support is shaped around each resident’s interests, history and changing needs.

The home forms part of Avery Healthcare and offers restaurant-style dining rooms with table service, professionally prepared meals and opportunities for friendships,…

Bourn View supports people over 65 with residential and dementia care in Bournville, Birmingham. Daily life combines care with meals, activities and social opportunities, while the home’s approach gives attention to residents’ interests, passions and life experiences.

Residents can enjoy meaningful activities, time with family and shared social occasions.

Dudley Court Care Limited provides residential, dementia and respite care for older adults in Birmingham. The home creates individual care plans around each resident’s likes, dislikes, physical health and changing needs, with 24-hour support available for daily routines and personal care.

Respite stays can last from a few days to several weeks, giving carers time to rest while residents receive the same support as long-term residents.

Eden Lodge Health Care provides 24-hour supported living in a seven-bed unit for male patients, with en-suite bathroom and toilet facilities. The service supports people requiring nursing or personal care, including adults under 65 and people with mental health conditions.

Individualised care programmes help residents build confidence, develop practical skills, increase social functioning and engage with the community.

Haddon House provides specialised residential care for people with mental health needs, learning disabilities and associated complex needs, including challenging behaviour. Care packages use a person-centred approach with a holistic and therapeutic philosophy, within a wider West Midlands service offering care homes and supported living.

Families can arrange a visit or ask the provider to discuss possible support before deciding on a service.

Hamilton Court provides specialist residential care for adults with mental health conditions, learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs. Each resident has a personalised programme of support based on assessed needs, with the home designed to provide stability, consistency and acceptance.

The 13-bedroom building has en-suite rooms, an activity room, lounge, dining area and front and back gardens.