Physical disability care homes in Barnsley

Ariya House supports people with acquired brain injury and physical or cognitive needs through transitional rehabilitation. Its core house includes nine transitional apartments, two pre-independence bungalows and two long-term apartments, creating a supported route towards greater independence.

Rehabilitation is integrated into functional daily living in a non-clinical setting.

Dearnevale provides nurse-led care for adults living with complex needs in a community-based home in Barnsley. Its registered scope includes older people, mental health and physical disabilities, with specialist pathways covering brain injury, dementia and neurological care.

The wider model includes multidisciplinary support, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, alongside activities and family support.

Mapplewell Manor provides residential, dementia and short-term respite care for older people in Barnsley. The home is intended for people who need a safe setting and tailored support, whether they are moving into longer-term care or require a temporary stay while circumstances change.

As part of MHA, the home sits within a not-for-profit care organisation that reinvests surplus into its services.

Residential care at Shaftsbury House is designed for people with learning disabilities who need support while developing greater independence. The home also supports older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities, within a care-home setting without nursing.

The house has 11 individual bedrooms across two floors, with a lift and mostly wheelchair-friendly rooms.

Chapel View Care Home specialises in residential care for older people, including dementia support and short-term respite care. The home provides personalised support for a wide range of needs, with activities designed around each resident’s lifestyle, hobbies and interests. Residents can continue activities within the home and local community, while relatives are encouraged to take part.

Field View Care Home specialises in residential care for older residents with a wide range of needs, including dementia support and short-term respite care. The home serves people who need help in a residential setting while retaining personal routines, interests and family connections.

Families can be involved in care planning through meetings, while electronic care planning helps staff spend more time with residents.

Havenfield Lodge provides nursing and residential care for people with complex needs, including physical disabilities, mental health needs and learning disabilities. The home also supports people with autism and works towards independence and personal goals.

It has 46 individual rooms across two floors, including three rooms in a separate self-contained annexe. Rooms are wheelchair-friendly and can be decorated with personal belongings.

Ivy Mead supports adults with learning disabilities in Yorkshire, with additional support for autism, epilepsy and physical disabilities. Its programmes are shaped around individual choices and personal needs rather than a fixed routine.

The organisation works on life skills, social development, vocation and education, helping people progress towards greater independence.

Nurse-led care at Neville Court supports adults living with complex needs in a community-based home. Its registered scope includes dementia, mental health and physical disabilities, with wider specialist provision covering neurological and Huntington’s disease needs.

The home forms part of Exemplar Health Care’s complex-care model, which includes a multidisciplinary approach, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Residential care, teaching, therapies and enrichment come together at Oak House for children, young people and adults with profound and multiple disabilities. Hollybank Trust supports both adult and child residential placements, with care registered for learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

The wider service includes speech and language therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and day activities.

Rosglen supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health diagnoses, acquired brain injuries, Prader-Willi Syndrome and autism through residential and wider adult social care. Its support is shaped around assessment and an agreed package for each person.

The service helps people develop skills, independence and greater control of daily life, with support able to become more managed when needs increase.

Royal Court Care Home supports older people and younger adults through residential, dementia and respite care, with palliative care also available. The home has 40 en-suite bedrooms and spaces for activities, quiet time and shared social life.

Meals are cooked to order using locally sourced ingredients, while residents are supported to continue hobbies and interests.

Saxondale Nursing Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in Barnsley, including Alzheimer’s and end-of-life support. The home is registered to support older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities or dementia.

Its care pathways are designed to accommodate changing needs, so residents may be able to remain in the same home if their requirements develop.

The Grange and Elm Court supports older people and younger adults through residential care without nursing, including people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and substance misuse. It forms part of Your Health, which provides personalised 24-hour support across its residential and nursing homes.

Care is organised around individual wellbeing in comfortable, homely surroundings.

Ward Green Lodge provides residential and specialist dementia care for older people in a modern purpose-built home. Its registered care scope also includes adults with physical disabilities and younger adults, with support available for daily living and individual needs.

The home has 64 bedrooms with en-suite facilities, including wet-room showers. Residents can join regular events, Love to Move sessions and Game Changer memory sessions, while…