Physical disability care homes in Bury

Gorsey Clough Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and specialist dementia care for older people, including those living with long-term conditions and complex care needs. The home also supports people requiring care related to Alzheimer’s disease and elderly mental infirmity.

Care is available for both long and short-term stays, with support on discharge from hospital and during a move into 24-hour care.

Slow-stream neurorehabilitation and complex neurological care are the focus at The Elton Unit, a 28-bedded specialist care home for adults aged 18 and over with brain injury. Its registered service supports adults with nursing needs linked to physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

The unit forms part of Priory, but its local role is specifically centred on brain injury care rather than the provider’s unrelated addiction and general mental…

Adults with acquired brain injuries can access Agricola House, a Headway-accredited service in Bury supporting up to eight people. Its registered care-home setting gives the service a focused residential role within disability support.

The home forms part of Voyage Care, which supports people with complex needs through residential homes, supported living and community settings.

Burrswood Care Home provides person-centred dementia and nursing care for residents in a four-house setting. Each house offers a different type of dementia or nursing care, allowing support to reflect varying needs.

The home encourages residents to remain active and connected, with nearby shops, cafés and local amenities supporting familiar routines and social networks.

Elmhurst Short Stay Service provides short-stay support for adults, including respite placements and longer-term shared living through Persona’s wider care provision. The service is intended for people with learning or physical disabilities who need support that makes a positive impact on daily life.

Persona describes support across day, respite and long-term arrangements, with care shaped around individual priorities.

Hamilton Rest Home provides 24-hour residential care for up to 23 older residents, with single and companionship rooms. Short-term respite placements are also available when temporary support is needed.

The family-run home is set in a detached residence with an activities room, garden, library, dining area and café. Daily life is organised around the comforts of home, with social activities, entertainment and meals forming part of the resident…

Highgrove supports people with learning disabilities through residential care focused on choice, independence and life goals. The service is registered for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities or learning disabilities, with support tailored to individual needs and aspirations.

Its wider organisation also provides supported living, community support, short breaks, employment and training.

Starmount Villa Residential Care Home supports older people and those living with dementia or physical disabilities through long-term residential care, day care and end-of-life care. Its 24-hour assisted living is tailored to each resident, with care plans designed around daily activities, mobility and individual support needs.

Day care offers companionship, assistance and activities while helping people maintain independence at home.

Limefield Court provides residential and assisted living in a purpose-built care home with 24-hour care throughout the year. The home has 24 fully furnished single rooms, with larger double rooms available, and a passenger lift for easier access. Residents can also use a nurse call system and on-site laundry facilities.

Set within private grounds at the end of a cul-de-sac, the home has mature gardens, lawns, trees and large patio areas with…

Hollybank Care Home is registered as a nursing home for older people, including those living with dementia or physical disabilities. The supplied business evidence does not establish current details about rooms, activities, facilities, fees or the way care is delivered.

Its confirmed scope is therefore limited to nursing care for older people, dementia and physical disability.

Residential care for older people is the focus at Bridge House Residential Home, including support registered for dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is part of Lotus Care and serves people who need a settled care setting rather than support at home.

Families can consider Bridge House when arranging ongoing accommodation and daily care in Bury.

The Priory Highbank Centre focuses on complex neurorehabilitation, PDOC and high-acuity neurological care for adults. Its setting suits people who need specialist rehabilitation or ongoing support for neurological conditions, rather than general residential care. The centre is registered to provide nursing care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities or sensory impairment.