Physical disability care homes in Charnwood

Residential, nursing and respite care are available at The Willows for older people, adults with physical disabilities and younger adults. The home has 60 rooms, including single and double accommodation with en-suite facilities, and develops care packages around each resident’s needs, including complex care.

As part of a family-owned organisation, The Willows supports daily living, independence and ongoing care in a home-from-home setting.

Nursing care at Aarons Specialist Unit supports older people and adults living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The unit is registered as a care home with nursing, combining nursing provision with residential support.

Aarons Specialist Unit forms part of Rushcliffe Care, whose services include nursing care, dementia care and neuro-rehabilitation.

Acorn Close provides residential support for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities. The home sits within PrimeLife’s wider care service, which is designed for people who need help with daily living while retaining a comfortable level of independence.

PrimeLife describes its homes as providing support around the clock, with accommodation and care tailored to individual needs.

Beaumanor Nursing Home provides nursing care in Loughborough, with registered support for people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It forms part of Rushcliffe Care’s wider specialist care provision, which also includes residential, mental health, learning disability and neuro-rehabilitation services.

The home’s stated approach centres on privacy, dignity, self-esteem, independence and choice within a homely…

Cedar Mews combines residential and dementia care with palliative and respite support for people whose needs range from light assistance to more intensive help. Staff can assist with washing, dressing and mobility, while care plans are adjusted as circumstances change.

The setting offers modern suites, restaurant-style dining, lounges and a private screening room, alongside organised activities and outings.

Lonsdale Mews supports older people through residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care in the Loughborough area. Its registered scope also covers people with physical disabilities and younger adults. The home combines ongoing care with short-term options for people needing respite or end-of-life support.

Facilities include a café, garden, cinema room and minibus for outings, alongside daily activities and social spaces.

Lonsdale Mews offers residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Loughborough. The home combines everyday assistance with activities and outings, supporting residents who want regular social opportunities as part of their care.

Its facilities include a café, garden and activities room, alongside a cinema room, pub or bar and library. A minibus supports outings beyond the home.

Support for up to 14 adults with learning disabilities, autism and additional complex needs is provided at Roman Park, a registered specialist residential service in Syston. The setting helps residents develop daily living skills, confidence and independence.

Potens works with residents, families and health professionals to create bespoke support packages, ranging from several hours a week to 24-hour support.

Support for seven disabled adults is provided at Stadon Road, a residential home in Anstey near Leicester. The service is registered for people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and other support needs, with an emphasis on helping residents live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

The home is close to local shops, services and pubs, with Loughborough also nearby.

Specialist neuro-rehabilitation and nursing care are combined at Matthews Neurorehab Unit for people with physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other complex care needs. The unit forms part of Rushcliffe Care’s specialist provision, which includes nursing and neuro-rehabilitation services.

Rushcliffe Care describes its homes and units as places for living, with care delivered in homely and therapeutic environments.

Westroyd Care Home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs through residential care. The home forms part of Crown Care Group, whose wider services include nursing, respite and specialist care.

Care is organised around individual needs, preferences and wishes, with support intended to preserve dignity, independence and meaningful connections.