Physical disability care homes in Dorset

Trinity Manor Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in Sherborne, with daily life shaped around residents’ interests, routines and independence. The home also welcomes community organisations and hosts activities that connect residents with people beyond the care setting.

Meals are prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with seasonal and modified-texture dishes available to meet individual needs.

Residential and nursing care at Anning House includes dementia care, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Weymouth. Its registered scope also covers physical disabilities and sensory impairment, making the home relevant where everyday support needs include nursing requirements.

The home has a café, garden and hair and beauty salon, with a cinema room, library and minibus for outings also listed.

Anning House provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people in Weymouth, with respite and end-of-life care also available. This range covers people seeking permanent support as well as shorter stays or more intensive care.

The home includes a café, garden, cinema room, library, shop and hair and beauty salon, alongside daily activities and a minibus for outings.

Bosworth Care Home provides residential care and respite stays for older people who need help with daily living, companionship or reassurance. Its respite service is also intended for people recovering from illness, injury or an operation, giving families a short-term care arrangement while someone recuperates.

The home offers 19 en-suite rooms for single occupancy or couples, with residents encouraged to personalise their space with furniture,…

Buxton House welcomes older people needing residential care, including dementia care, in a calm setting in Weymouth. The home is part of Care South, a not-for-profit provider with wider residential, nursing and respite services across southern England, while this location is presented as a residential care home.

Residents can join activities, celebrations and music-based events in a settled community setting.

Residential, nursing and specialist dementia care are available at Casterbridge Manor for older people and adults with changing medical, physical or emotional needs. The home also supports people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with qualified nursing staff available around the clock.

Care plans are built with residents and families, then adapted as needs change.

A small, family-run setting for older people, Chestnut Lodge delivers residential care in West Moors and is registered for 12 residents. Support is designed to preserve choice and independence, with care shaped around each person’s history, routines and preferences.

The home prepares fresh meals and can adapt them for needs such as diabetes or a low-sodium diet.

Chestnuts Residential Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older adults in Weymouth, including support for people with mild to moderate dementia. Its small setting uses familiar routines, personal care and activities adapted to residents’ abilities and interests.

Respite care supports recovery after hospital treatment or gives family carers time to rest.

Specialist mental health care is the focus at Crecy Care Home in Weymouth. The registered care home without nursing supports residents with mental health needs, dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and substance misuse needs. Its residential setting is intended to help residents maximise choice and enjoyment of life while receiving ongoing accommodation and support.

Crecy Care Home is part of Agincare’s wider care network, which…

Danmor Lodge provides residential care for up to 25 people, including older people living with dementia and physical disabilities. The home supports residents with personal care while respecting dignity, privacy, independence and individual choice.

Bedrooms have en-suite facilities, television and telephone points, and dedicated nurse call systems.

Fairlawn gives older people a residential care setting in Ferndown, close to local amenities, green spaces and the town’s community life. The home supports daily routines and activities within a peaceful residential environment, with care shaped around individual needs.

Fairlawn is part of Care South, a not-for-profit provider whose wider services include dementia care, care at home and assisted living.

Fernside supports young adults with complex medical, physical and learning needs through Tailored Transitions’ home-from-home care model. Support starts from age 18 and is available around the clock, seven days a week, with an emphasis on independence and choice.

The service covers personal care, medication management and support with medical appointments.

Five Gables Care Home offers residential care and day care for up to 13 older people in West Moors, Dorset. The small family-run home provides bedrooms, lounges, a dining area and garden, with support intended for people who need full-time care or company and assistance during the day without staying overnight.

The home has twelve bedrooms with en-suite or nearby bathroom access, a separate quiet lounge and a 24-hour nurse call system.

Gainsborough Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Swanage. The home sits within a wider care service that also covers nursing and other forms of support, while the local listing specifically presents Gainsborough as a care home for residential, dementia and respite needs.

Families can use the wider service’s care advisers to discuss options, assessments and funding, including the possibility of arranging…