Mental health care homes in Herefordshire

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation sit alongside residential care at Coldwells House, supporting people with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home is part of Herefordshire Care Homes and is registered to care for older and younger adults.

Staff get to know each new resident and support decisions about care. Adaptations are used to reduce the impact of dementia on independence and wellbeing, while residents can benefit…

Whitegates supports older people and younger adults with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities in a residential care setting in Bromyard. The home occupies a traditional red-brick period property that has been extended and refurbished, with local shops, a library, gym and doctor’s surgery nearby.

Care is organised around getting to know each new resident and welcoming them into the home.

Dementia, nursing and residential care form the core of Broomy Hill Nursing Home’s support for older people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment, mental health needs or learning disabilities. The home also provides elderly day care and short-term respite stays.

Care planning starts before admission, covering medical needs alongside life history, social connections, hobbies and preferences.

Hunters Lodge supports ten adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs or brain injuries in a residential home near Hereford. The service provides support for people with complex needs, with pathways that can include residential care, supported living and community-based assistance.

The home forms part of Voyage Care, whose wider support options are shaped around individual circumstances, values and preferences.

Specialist nursing care for complex needs is central to Lynhales Hall Nursing Home, which supports people whose dementia, mental health or medical requirements are too complex for home care or standard settings. Its care scope includes dementia care, mental health support, complex care and palliative care.

Plans are built around each resident’s history, preferences, routines and hobbies, then adapted as needs change.

Adults aged 18 to 65 with acquired brain injuries can use Market Lodge, a 10-bed specialist care centre offering short- or long-term accommodation. Its setting is focused on acquired brain injury support rather than general older-person nursing care.

The wider Shaw service includes intermediate nursing rehabilitation after surgery, medical intervention, illness or an incident at home, but that service is separate from Market Lodge.

Pencombe Hall provides residential care, respite care and daycare for older people and adults with physical disabilities or mental health needs. The family-owned private home is registered as a care home without nursing and supports people on both permanent and shorter-term arrangements. Families are encouraged to visit the home before making a decision.

The service occupies a Victorian hall set in five acres of gardens and woodland overlooking…

Venns Lane Care Home provides long-stay residential care for people over 65 living with dementia, physical or mental health conditions and disabilities associated with older age. The 24-bed home is close to Hereford city centre and local amenities, with a setting shaped by its historic sandstone building.

Care supports personal choice, decision-making and independence through daily activities and skilled assistance with health and wellbeing.

Whitchurch House provides residential, respite and palliative care in a restored Georgian home near Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth and Hereford. Residents from Herefordshire, Monmouthshire and Gloucestershire are welcomed, with 24-hour support in a peaceful setting with level grounds.

The home has four lounges, two dining areas, gardens and bedrooms with many en-suite facilities.

Field Farm House Residential Home provides 24-hour care for older people, specialising in dementia, in a traditional country cottage setting near the River Wye. The home combines residential support with social spaces, nature and activities designed around residents’ interests.

The former dairy farm sits within seven acres, including a private orchard, gardens, veranda and outdoor seating.