Physical disability care homes in Cannock Chase

Briar Hill House provides residential, nursing and palliative care for older people in Rugeley. The home has 36 places, with en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas, alongside a hair salon and gardens with a patio area supporting everyday living.

Residents receive personalised care plans, 24-hour nursing support, activities and events, spiritual support and end-of-life care.

A 23-bed residential setting on the edge of Rugeley, Heartlands Care Limited t/a Lanrick House supports older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities and mental health needs. The home has been refurbished to accommodate residents’ needs.

Lanrick House sits within Trust Care Management’s adult care provision, while its local description identifies a residential home rather than a nursing home.

Barton House Nursing Home provides specialist mental health and complex nursing care for adults in Cannock. The home supports men with enduring and complex mental health needs, complex dementia, advanced nursing needs and ongoing physical health requirements.

It is a smaller specialist home with private bedrooms, communal lounges, quieter areas and private outdoor spaces.

Cannock Specialist Care Centre supports older people and younger adults needing nursing care, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs. Spacious bedroom suites, separate lounges and dining areas, and dementia-focused layouts create smaller household settings. Many suites include a seating area, shower, fitted wardrobes and kitchenette.

Care is available around the clock, with staff responding to changing…

Horse Fair Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people in Rugeley, with daily activities, social opportunities and events forming part of life in the home. Its care is designed for residents who need support while continuing to take part in an active community.

The home is closely connected with local volunteers and community events, including activities involving families and residents.

The Heathers Nursing Home provides long-stay, respite, Discharge to Assess and emergency stays for adults needing nursing care. Its registration covers older people, dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults. Accommodation includes 47 refurbished bedrooms across two floors, alongside lounges, dining rooms and outdoor space.

Care is planned around each resident’s needs, abilities and preferences, with families…

Adults with learning disabilities and autism can use Woodland View Short Break Service for specialist temporary breaks. The service operates on the ground floor of a purpose-built mixed-use building in a peaceful residential area, with access to local services and transport.

Its wider care approach promotes doing tasks with people rather than doing them for them, helping individuals rebuild confidence and daily living skills.

Abbey Court Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Heath Hayes, Cannock. Its nursing registration and published service range make it suitable for residents whose needs may require more than personal care alone, while dementia support is also available.

The home is part of Avery Healthcare, whose lifestyle offer includes meals, activities, social opportunities and time with family.

Needwood House Nursing Home provides specialist dementia, mental health and complex nursing care for adults in Cannock and the surrounding Staffordshire area. Care is delivered over 24 hours and tailored to individual routines, preferences, physical needs and changing circumstances.

Residents have comfortable bedrooms that can be personalised with familiar belongings, plus communal lounges and quieter areas for socialising or relaxing.

Coronation Court delivers nurse-led complex care for adults with dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities. The home forms part of Exemplar Health Care’s wider specialist provision for complex and co-occurring needs, including neurological and respiratory care.

A multidisciplinary approach brings together nursing and care support with physiotherapy and occupational therapy.