Physical disability care homes in Bromley

Cabrini House 2 provides residential care and support for adults with learning disabilities, including people with a range of individual needs. The home is designed as a home-from-home where residents receive personalised support while developing confidence, skills and independence.

Diagrama describes a person-centred service that works with residents to promote choice, enjoyment and positive life outcomes.

Elmwood provides elderly, residential, dementia and respite care, with nursing care available through the wider Mission Care service. The home supports older people and adults with changing needs, while individual care planning is used to maintain dignity, independence and personal preferences.

Mission Care’s homes provide private bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and its approach includes pastoral care and support for families.

Fairlight supports older people through residential care, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Mills Care Group, a family-owned provider whose homes across the London Borough of Bromley offer residential and nursing care.

The group’s approach includes individual support, personal attention, wellbeing activities and time outdoors in landscaped gardens.

Florence Nursing Home delivers residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia or mental health illness. The home is registered for 30 clients and uses person-centred care that involves residents and families in planning support around individual abilities, health and social needs.

Bedrooms include adjustable profiling beds and nurse call systems, with wet rooms, flat-screen televisions and telephone access.

Nursing and residential care at Foxbridge House is available alongside respite and specialist dementia care for older people in Orpington. The purpose-built home supports nursing dementia needs, with assessments covering mobility, personal care, diet and individual circumstances.

Daily activities take place in bright surroundings, with a café and garden available on site.

Greenhill provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older adults, with support also available for physical disabilities and younger adults. The home offers a setting for people who need 24-hour nursing care or a more supported residential environment.

Mission Care’s approach includes private bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and care shaped around each resident’s needs.

No 66 provides specialist neurorehabilitation and residential support for adults with acquired brain injury, mental health needs, co-morbidities and complex needs. Its service is designed for people who have not progressed in standard rehabilitation settings, with support focused on rebuilding independence, daily living skills and a sense of identity.

Each person receives an individual assessment and support plan shaped around their goals.

Pemberley Manor Care and Nursing Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in Orpington. The home supports older people and is designed for families considering short-term stays, long-term care or specialist dementia support.

Its dementia-friendly setting includes accessible layouts, quiet seating areas and themed décor intended to help residents navigate the home.

Specialist residential support at Springfield is available to disabled people, including older people and younger adults with physical disabilities. The home forms part of Leonard Cheshire’s wider care and accommodation services, which support people with complex care needs and encourage independence.

Its role centres on helping disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Residential care and support for adults with physical disabilities is the focus at St Cecilia's in Bromley. The home is registered to care for older people, adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults, and its local description identifies accommodation and help for disabled adults.

The wider organisation supports disabled people to live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Willett House provides residential and nursing care for older people in Chislehurst, including dementia and respite care. The home is part of Mission Care, a Christian organisation supporting vulnerable adults in South London through private bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms and care shaped around individual needs.

Its nursing provision includes trained nurses on duty, while the wider service can support residents whose needs change over time.

Homefield provides residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia or physical disabilities. The home is part of Mission Care, which also offers elderly, respite and end-of-life care across its homes in South London.

Residents have private bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, while trained nurses remain on duty for nursing placements.

Queen Elizabeth House provides residential, early dementia and respite care for older people in Bromley. The home also supports families considering a short stay after hospital recovery, temporary support or a trial before a longer-term move.

Before arrival, the team discusses needs, routines, preferences and support requirements to create a digital care plan that is updated regularly.