Physical disability care homes in Broadland

Gryphon Place supports people with learning disabilities, mental health issues and physical disabilities through independent living and specialist nursing services. Swanton Care’s model is tailored to individual needs and aspirations, helping people work towards greater independence and community living.

The wider service includes supported living, outreach support, autism support, complex care and rehabilitation in a specialist nursing service.

Heron Lea Residential Home provides residential, respite and specialist dementia care in a 13-bed service. The home supports older people and people with physical disabilities, offering single and shared rooms alongside communal areas and gardens.

Daily life includes activities, companionship and support with personal routines, while the home also provides pet-friendly arrangements and meals prepared around dietary, cultural and religious…

Heron Lodge supports older people through residential, nursing and dementia care near Wroxham. Residents’ interests, routines and life stories help shape individual care programmes, with activities, trips and visiting entertainers available.

Staff are on duty 24 hours a day, and bedrooms have nurse call bells within reach. District nurses, GPs and other health professionals visit through established arrangements.

Specialist neurological and physical disability care is provided at Oak Court, a purpose-built home in Taverham with en-suite accommodation for 18 residents. The setting is designed for adults whose neurological conditions or physical disabilities require dedicated nursing support and a smaller residential environment.

The home combines 24-hour specialist care with person-centred support and daily activities.

St Michaels Court supports people living with dementia and other complex needs through nursing and residential care. Its registration covers older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, making it relevant to varied care requirements.

Before moving in, the provider carries out an assessment to understand needs, preferences and routines, then introduces new residents to staff and other residents at their own pace.

Brooklands Nursing & Residential Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care in Drayton, Norwich, including short-term respite and end-of-life care. Nurses work around the clock, supporting older people and adults with a broad range of needs.

Daily life includes activities, local outings and spaces for socialising, while each resident can have a personal care plan.

Church Green Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, dementia and young people in transition through home, community and building-based services across Norfolk. Support includes supported living, replacement care and personal assistant support, giving families different ways to arrange assistance.

Community hubs and activity-based learning help people work towards goals such as independence, horticulture and community safety.

Residential and nursing care is available at Larchwood Nursing and Residential Home for up to 42 residents in Norwich. The service is designed for older people and adults who need dementia care, physical disability support or continuing assistance in a residential setting.

Families can view the home’s facilities through online videos, a virtual tour or its gallery, then arrange a viewing or turn up without booking.

Joseph House provides full-time care for elderly and young adults, including people with learning or physical difficulties and behaviours that challenge. The family-owned home offers supported living accommodation, individual care support and catering for nutritional and dietary needs.

Facilities include entertainment areas, activities coordinators, a heated swimming pool, a lift and overhead hoists in most rooms.

Nursing care at Oak Farm supports older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. The wider organisation also provides residential and palliative care, alongside specialist support for learning disabilities, mental health conditions and acquired brain injuries.

Care is delivered around individual needs within a home-like setting, with 24-hour support and daily activities forming part of the group’s approach.

Adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including those with complex needs and behaviours of distress, are supported at Salcasa. The residential home also supports older and younger adults, with a calm countryside setting in Buxton designed around security, comfort and wellbeing.

Staff apply Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK training to the support delivered at the home, with internal PBS practitioners available for…

A seven-bedded home near South Walsham, The Meadows supports people whose needs include learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. It is registered to care for younger adults as well as these groups, within a residential care setting.

The home sits on more than an acre of land, giving residents the option to take part in gardening, horticulture and growing their own food.