Physical disability care homes in Cotswold

National Star College combines specialist further education, personal development and residential services for people with disabilities, including at its Ullenwood setting near Cheltenham. Students can access learning alongside therapy and medical support, with work-based learning helping connect education to future opportunities.

Residential services include student accommodation and long-term living, while respite stays are available for one…

Edwardstow Court Care Centre specialises in dementia care, using a practical approach for people living with dementia and support for families during the transition to long-term care. It also provides nursing care for recovery after a major operation or on a longer-term basis.

Care planning takes account of each resident’s life story, preferences, routines and interests.

Independent living at Newlands Nursing Care Centre is paired with personal care, nursing, respite and palliative support as needs change. Private homes give residents their own space within a retirement community designed for later life.

Landscaped grounds include a café, library and restaurant, with social activities woven into everyday life.

Esmere Gardens provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and urgent care admissions in Moreton-in-Marsh. Its care offer is supported by registered nurses on site 24 hours a day and dedicated private GP support delivered alongside NHS services.

The home describes an all-inclusive approach, with care plans shaped through assessments, regular reviews and communication with families.

Hyperion House provides residential nursing, dementia, respite and day care for older people in Fairford. Long-term residents receive 24-hour care, while short-term stays can provide planned or emergency respite and temporary support for individuals and carers.

Day care offers structured daytime support, companionship and activities for local residents, while the nursing and dementia service combines professional care with accommodation in a…

Northleach Court Care Home brings nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care together under one roof in a family-run home for up to 40 residents. It supports older people and can also accommodate younger adults with relevant care needs.

Care plans cover individual routines, preferences and wellbeing, while activities support social, emotional and physical engagement.

Stratton Court provides residential, dementia, nursing, respite and rehabilitation care in Cirencester. The home has 80 private suites, 31 apartments and five acres of gardens, supporting both permanent residents and people recovering after hospital stays.

Registered nurses are on every shift, while rehabilitation begins with goal setting and a programme led by physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Jubilee Lodge provides nursing and dementia care for older people, with residential and respite support also available. Its dementia service takes a practical, individual approach for residents and families moving into long-term care, while nursing care can support recovery after major surgery or longer-term needs.

Daily life is shaped around residents’ life stories, routines, interests and abilities.