Physical disability care homes in East Devon

Dove Court Care Home supports older people and adults with physical disabilities in a hillside home overlooking the Axe Valley and Lyme Bay. The three-floor building includes lounges and a dining room, creating separate areas for meals, quiet time and socialising.

There are 22 bedrooms across the ground and first floors, including en-suite rooms and two rooms suitable for double occupancy.

The Seaton provides nursing and specialist dementia care in an elegant Georgian building surrounded by private gardens. The home supports older people and younger adults with dementia, physical disabilities and other assessed care needs.

Its small family-run group places emphasis on homely surroundings, meaningful relationships and enriching daily life.

Set beside Aylesbeare Common in the East Devon countryside, Hillside House offers residential, respite and dementia care for older people. The family-run provider focuses on individualised support in a home environment, with a boutique, homely setting.

Residents can personalise rooms with their own furniture, pictures and ornaments. Each room has a telephone, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the homes.

Brimley supports autistic people and adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health needs through residential care and wider community services. United Response works with people to set goals, build independence and live the life they choose.

Support can include day-to-day living, finding a home or job, education and activities in the local community.

SENSE supports disabled people with complex needs through residential and supported living services, day services and accessible activities. As a national disability charity, it offers help across different stages of life, with residential care forming part of a broader service network.

Accessible arts, sports and wellbeing activities give disabled people opportunities to build confidence, keep active and express themselves.

Older adults can receive residential and dementia care at The Old Vicarage, with respite care also available. Support includes personal care and medication, with 24-hour assistance in a peaceful countryside setting near Budleigh Salterton, Exmouth and Sidmouth.

Short stays can support recovery after illness or hospital discharge, or give family carers time away.

Alexander House Care Home combines nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built home in Pinhoe. Its private suites and all-inclusive living model are designed for residents who want accommodation, meals, laundry and personal care managed within one setting. The home accommodates up to 67 residents and includes private gardens, a cinema, hair salon and sensory room.

Large en-suite bedrooms, landscaped gardens and personal care shape life at Elmwood Residential Home Limited in Colyton. The home supports older people and adults with physical disabilities, with communal lounges, dining rooms and some rooms suitable for couples subject to permission.

Residents receive individual care plans and can join activities including cards, crafts, quizzes, keep fit and outings.

Nursing, dementia and elderly care are brought together at Hay House Nursing Home in Broadclyst, within the wider Exeter area. Individual care planning considers communication, mobility and personal care, while the home’s registration also covers mental health and physical disabilities.

Set within a characterful Georgian building, Hay House offers spacious accommodation, gardens and a quieter East Devon setting.

Kings Manor Care Home combines nursing and residential support with dementia, respite and end-of-life care in Ottery St. Mary. The home is registered to provide nursing care for older people, younger adults, people with physical disabilities and people living with dementia.

Its care approach is centred on understanding each resident as an individual, including their preferences and daily interests.

Residential care without nursing is provided at Pine Park House for people within a broad registered scope. This includes older people and people with dementia, as well as younger adults and people with learning, physical or sensory disabilities.

The service is defined by its registration rather than by documented activities, accommodation features or additional clinical provision.

Silverleigh Cedars offers residential, dementia, nursing and respite care in Axminster, with support tailored to changing needs. The nursing home assists older people with personal, medical and mobility care while supporting familiar routines and interests.

Residents have access to an on-site hair salon, landscaped gardens and quiet areas, alongside a varied activities programme.