Physical disability care homes in Buckinghamshire

Birchwood provides specialist residential support for adults with learning and physical disabilities, including people with complex healthcare needs. Its registered provision covers older people, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

Care at the home can include PEG and JEJ feeding, medication administration through PEG, stoma and catheter care, together with moving and handling support.

The Heights provides nursing, residential, respite and dementia care for older people, alongside support for people with learning disabilities and younger adults. The home has a particular focus on dementia care, using specialist training, supportive layouts, clear signage and meaningful activities to help residents remain connected to their abilities and interests.

Nursing care is available for short-term recovery after major surgery or for…

Burnham Lodge provides nursing and residential care for older people, alongside dementia, respite, day and end-of-life support. Registered nurses are available around the clock, with care plans developed alongside residents and families and reviewed as needs change.

The home has 49 bedrooms, including ten double rooms for couples, and landscaped gardens for visits and activities.

Dementia, residential and respite care are available at Beaconsfield Heights Care Home, which is registered to support older people, younger adults and people with physical or sensory impairments. The home combines assisted living with care plans shaped around each resident’s needs.

Life at Beaconsfield Heights includes meals, activities, family time and social opportunities.

Brook House provides nursing and dementia care in an adapted older-style property in Wooburn Green, with accommodation for people with a range of physical needs. The home can accommodate up to 35 residents and has 31 bedrooms in a converted coach house setting.

Curaa’s nursing model uses registered nurses and nursing equipment to support residents with immobility or physical and sensory illness, while its dementia approach includes meaningful…

Buckingham House provides day care, dementia nursing and end-of-life care in Gerrards Cross, alongside residential, nursing and respite provision. Its care model begins by understanding each resident’s preferences, interests and needs, then uses that knowledge to shape food, activities and daily experiences.

The home welcomes families to visit by appointment and forms part of Maria Mallaband Care Group.

Chalfont Lodge provides nursing, dementia, residential and respite care, including support for people under 65 and those with neurological conditions. The nursing home in Chalfont St Peter offers a setting for residents recovering after hospital care or living with more complex health needs.

Registered nurses and care staff provide personalised support, while the home also offers physiotherapy, activities and indoor and outdoor spaces designed…

Chartwell Manor Care Home supports older people through dementia nursing, nursing and residential care in Aylesbury. Respite and end-of-life care are also listed, covering both ongoing accommodation and shorter stays.

Facilities include an activities room, cinema room and minibus for outings, alongside a bowling green, gardens and couple’s suites. These features give families practical points to consider alongside the care offer.

Purpose-built accommodation at Clarendon House Care Home brings residential, nursing, dementia and respite care together in Buckingham. Residents have en-suite bedrooms, landscaped gardens and communal spaces designed around comfort, independence and social connection.

The home also includes a private cinema, hair and beauty salon, therapy room and restaurant-style dining.

Cliveden Manor Care Home combines residential and nursing care in Marlow for older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home is registered as a care home with nursing and offers respite care as part of Avery Healthcare’s care provision.

Daily life includes activities, social opportunities and meals served in restaurant-style dining rooms, while residents can retain personal routines and interests.

Cliveden Manor Care Home combines nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults. It is registered as a care home with nursing and also supports residents with physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Daily life includes meals, activities and social opportunities, with the wider care approach focused on helping residents remain engaged and connected.

Croft Cottage supports younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities through residential care within an epilepsy-focused charitable organisation. Its registered care scope covers learning disabilities, physical disabilities and younger adults.

The associated care service places residents at the centre of support and provides care for people affected by epilepsy.