Physical disability care homes in Bristol

John Wills House provides nursing care, residential dementia care, respite care and end of life care for older people, people with dementia and people with physical disabilities. The home supports people with mild to moderate dementia and can review care plans as needs change over time.

Residents have access to 80 single rooms with en-suite wet rooms, while registered nurses and senior care assistants are trained in medication management.

Saffron Gardens provides 24-hour nursing and dementia care for older people in a welcoming community setting in Bristol. The home is part of Brunelcare, a charity offering nursing, dementia, respite and palliative care alongside other support services. Its care is intended for residents who need ongoing nursing oversight and a settled home environment.

Residents benefit from designed living spaces, en-suite or wet-room accommodation and daily…

Supporting adults with learning and physical disabilities, 120 Furber Road is a residential care home within Milestones Trust. The wider organisation also runs supported living and short-break services for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex behavioural needs.

Its approach centres on helping adults live as independently as possible, with day opportunities, community support and assistive technology available across…

Arbour Walk provides residential, nursing and dementia care in a family-run care home setting. Nursing care supports people with enduring or unstable physical conditions who need regular assessment, monitoring and help with daily living.

The home also offers dementia nursing care and rehabilitation support. Residents receive help with personal routines, homemade meals and social connection, while activities include physical games, adaptive…

Bamfield Lodge supports older people through nursing, residential and dementia care, with respite care available for shorter stays. Its registration for nursing care allows qualified support alongside everyday assistance, including for people living with dementia.

The home provides activities, communal spaces and meals prepared on site using fresh ingredients.

Beaufort Grange provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care in North Bristol, including services for people under 65. The home has 74 bedrooms and is designed with communal and outdoor spaces that support everyday comfort, safe navigation and independence.

Food is prepared on site by chefs using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal meals and modified-texture dishes available according to residents’ needs.

Bernash Care Home offers residential, dementia, respite and day care in Bristol, with 24-hour support for older people. The home’s care assistants help with washing, dressing and daily living while encouraging residents to remain active and independent, and each resident has a personalised care plan.

Residents can choose when to bathe and where to eat, use the home and gardens safely, and continue existing hobbies or start new ones.

Cossham Gardens provides nursing care and accommodation for adults with physical disabilities and complex needs in Bristol. The modern, purpose-built home is registered for nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities.

Its close-knit setting is designed around person-centred support, independence and dignity. The service is part of Leonard Cheshire, a charity supporting disabled people to live, learn and…

Dearbourne Manor provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, including residents who need regular nursing assessment and monitoring. Its care model covers daily living support, health risks and ongoing involvement from relevant healthcare professionals where required.

The home is part of a family-run care provider and offers a setting intended to combine professional care with comfortable surroundings.

Residential care for adults aged 18 to 65 with complex needs is provided at Glebe Villa. The home forms part of Aston Care, a private family-run group supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions across its residential services.

Individual care plans and goals are shaped through assessment, with relatives and personal representatives involved whenever possible.

Nursing support at Granville Lodge covers older people in Shirehampton, Bristol, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities, mental health needs or sensory impairment. The home is part of a family-owned group of care homes with nursing in the South West.

Residents have large single bedrooms with en-suite facilities, alongside access from Bristol and the M5.

Hartcliffe Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and dementia nursing care for older people, including those with physical disabilities. The 65-place home offers en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, secure gardens, a hair salon and a dedicated chaplain.

Personalised care plans, 24-hour nursing care, activities, spiritual support and end of life care give families a broad care pathway within one setting.

Specialist brain injury rehabilitation supports up to eight adults at John Cabot House in Brislington, Bristol. The home is Headway-accredited and provides a focused residential setting for adults after brain injury.

Support is shaped around individual needs, circumstances, values and preferences, within Voyage Care’s wider network of residential care and flexible support pathways.

Meadowcare Home supports people needing nursing care in Bristol, including residents with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Before admission, the home completes a free pre-admission assessment and prepares an individual care plan with the resident and family.

Residents have sole-occupancy en-suite rooms with profiling beds, nurse call systems and practical furniture.

Residential and nursing care are available at Oakhill Mansions within Cedar Care’s family-run network. The home’s registered scope includes dementia care, mental health support and care for younger adults, while the wider provider operates across Bristol and Bath.

Residential support can include help with daily living, meals and social connections. Nursing care is for people needing regular assessment and monitoring, with involvement from health…

Quarry House provides long-term and respite residential, nursing and dementia care for up to 65 residents. Its nursing registration also covers care for people with physical disabilities and sensory impairment, while the wider Bristol Care Homes service includes physiotherapy.

A dedicated physiotherapist works with nursing, care and wellbeing staff to assess ways of promoting independence and participation.