Mental health care homes in Solihull

Alcott Lane supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and sensory impairments, including younger adults with complex requirements. Its care model is centred on helping people live safely and actively in their own home and community.

Support follows an individual plan based on assessed needs and can include personal care, domestic living, community activities and day services.

Birchmere Mews offers residential care for older people, with daily life shaped around meals, activities, social opportunities and personal choice. The wider care model includes residential, dementia, nursing and respite services.

Residents can use a bistro, cinema or activity space, while the home’s dining offer includes restaurant-style rooms and table service.

Birchmere Mews combines residential care for older people with dedicated dementia care in Knowle, Solihull. The home is part of Avery Healthcare, whose wider care offer includes residential, dementia and respite services, although the local evidence specifically identifies Birchmere Mews with residential and dementia support.

Daily life includes meals, activities, social opportunities and time with family.

Specialist dementia and nursing care at Blythe Rose Care Home is designed for older people whose needs may change as dementia progresses. In Solihull, the team reviews each resident’s changing needs and updates individual care plans around safety, wellbeing and personal preferences.

Its purpose-designed setting includes clear visual signposting, colour contrast, seating areas and therapeutic features intended to support dementia-friendly living.

Purpose-built nursing care in Shirley supports older people needing residential, nursing, dementia or specialist dementia care at Connaught House. The home also caters for people with enduring mental health needs and those funded under Section 117 of the Mental Health Act.

Its 86 bedroom suites are paired with communal lounges and dining areas containing Life Skills Kitchens, where residents can cook or ask staff for help.

Knowle Gate Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people in a purpose-built setting in Knowle. The home is designed around daily living, social opportunities and support that helps residents remain involved in activities, meals and time with family.

Its wider care offer includes respite care, while the home’s facilities and dining arrangements are intended to support everyday comfort and participation.

Knowle Gate Care Home combines residential, dementia and nursing care with a community-style approach for older people and adults needing ongoing support. The home has a dedicated whole floor for dementia, while its wider care provision includes respite stays and nursing support.

Daily life includes meals prepared by chefs in commercial-standard kitchens, restaurant-style dining rooms with table service, activities and social opportunities.

Lynncare 2000 Limited provides 24-hour residential care for adults with learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy in an eight-bed family-run home. Each resident has a personalised care plan, reviewed through monthly meetings involving staff, residents and families.

Daily life includes home-cooked meals, regular activities, community outings and use of a fully insured minibus.

The Pines provides specialised residential care for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and associated complex needs, including challenging behaviour. Care packages use a person-centred approach with a holistic and therapeutic philosophy, aiming to support people within a family-style home environment.

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Autumn Leaf House provides residential support for eight autistic men and women in a home setting in Castle Bromwich, Solihull. It can also support people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and communication difficulties.

The home describes an individual approach based on achievable goals, meaningful relationships and activities.

Tanworth Court provides both residential and nursing care for people who need support while maintaining as much independence as possible. The home is registered for dementia, mental health, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

The purpose-built residence has four bedroom wings, spacious wheelchair-accessible rooms, en-suite bathrooms, high-low beds and individual nurse-call systems.

Birchmere House provides residential, dementia, nursing and respite care for older people in the Knowle area. The home combines care support with an active social setting, where residents can join activities, spend time with family and enjoy meals prepared in commercial-standard kitchens.

Facilities include a bistro, cinema and therapy suite, with lounges and activity rooms supporting social time.