Mental health care homes in Reading

Pembroke Lodge supports people leaving hospital who need transitional living, respite or recovery before returning home. Its Hospital to Home pathway combines assessed care with personal care, medication support, mobility assistance and structured recovery goals in self-contained apartments.

Families and professionals can refer, while self-funding guests can arrange a stay directly.

Quality Care Providers Limited offers domiciliary care, residential care and outreach support for people with learning disabilities and related support needs in Reading. Transport, day-centre support and respite are also available, alongside holiday and family support options.

Its approach centres on person-centred planning, relationship building and inclusion as a local citizen.

The Boltons provides residential care for older people and adults with dementia or mental health needs, with personal care delivered in a setting intended to feel homely rather than clinical. Its service supports families seeking a long-term home around changing care requirements.

Residents receive 24-hour personal care tailored to their needs, alongside activities arranged by the manager and activities coordinator.

Yew Tree Lodge provides 24-hour residential support and rehabilitation for up to 16 male and female adults with severe and enduring mental health needs. The service can support respite stays and step-down placements from hospital.

Its role includes helping people regain control of daily life, develop independence and reduce the risk of further hospital admissions.

Adults aged 18 to 65 with complex needs can receive structured residential support at Downshire House. The home is part of Aston Care, a private family-run provider whose registered services include care without nursing. Its specialist scope includes learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions.

Care planning assesses personal, social and healthcare needs, with the individual and relatives involved whenever possible.