Physical disability care homes in East Suffolk

Holmwood Residential Home supports adults with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Individual care requirements are accommodated within a residential environment, with the home’s registered scope covering a broad range of needs.

Bedrooms are arranged across the ground and first floors, while the home provides activities and entertainment for residents.

Broadlands provides residential, respite and end-of-life care for older people, including people living with dementia and physical disabilities. Before a move, the team works with residents and families to understand care needs, routines and personal history, then uses this information to shape a personalised plan and support settling in.

The home has landscaped gardens overlooking the Norfolk Broads, with outdoor space for walks, family visits…

Harleston House provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Lowestoft. Daily life is centred on familiar routines, freshly prepared meals, safe indoor and outdoor spaces and activities shaped around each resident’s interests and abilities.

The home offers short-term respite and flexible trial stays of up to six weeks, giving families time to assess whether the setting suits their needs.

Sheltered and extra-care apartments, residential accommodation and day care for older people are offered through Seckford Care, the charitable organisation associated with Jubilee House. Its purpose is to help older residents live safely, independently and with fulfilment in and around Woodbridge.

The Seckford Foundation owns and operates Seckford Care as part of a charitable mission founded by Thomas Seckford in 1587.

Alice Grange supports adults in Ipswich with nursing, residential, dementia and respite care. Its registered care scope includes older people, younger adults, physical disabilities and dementia, with support planned around individual needs.

Respite and short stays can follow a hospital admission or provide temporary support away from home. Residents can join daily activities and social events, with families encouraged to take part.

Britten Court supports older people with residential and nursing care, including dementia, respite and end-of-life care. It also offers day club care, giving families a shorter-term route alongside longer placements.

Residents can use the on-site café, garden and activities room, while the cinema room and family guest room provide additional shared spaces.

Cavell Manor provides nursing and residential care for older people, including those living with dementia or requiring end-of-life care. The purpose-built home is designed around individualised support and maintains links with the local community.

Residents can use the home’s minibus for visits to community centres, places of worship, museums and country parks.

Chevington Lodge supports older people with residential care, specialist dementia care and respite stays. Individual care plans are reviewed regularly, and a Life Story Book helps staff understand each resident’s background, interests and memories.

The Victorian town house has lift access to all levels, mostly en-suite rooms, communal areas and a secure sensory garden.

Dell House supports older people through residential care, including care for people living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its approach addresses physical and mental health while encouraging residents to maintain an active life at their own pace.

A dedicated activities coordinator organises regular interests and activities, while residents can choose quiet time when preferred.

Estherene House offers residential care for older people in Lowestoft, including dementia and Alzheimer’s support. It also provides respite and convalescent care for people recovering from surgery or illness, with stays typically lasting two to four weeks and longer options available.

Residents can use gardens, hobby rooms, a library and lounges. Activities are shaped around individual interests, including gardening, baking and meal preparation.

Foxearth Lodge Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, respite and dementia care for adults in the Woodbridge area. The home’s care scope is suited to people who need either ongoing nursing support or a residential setting, including short-term respite and dementia care.

Foxearth Lodge forms part of Healthcare Homes, whose wider services include residential and nursing homes across the South and East of England.

Haughgate House combines nursing and residential care in Woodbridge, with respite care available for people who need a shorter stay. The home supports older people and those with physical disabilities or sensory impairment, within a setting close to the town centre.

Its 42 bedrooms are arranged over two floors, with communal day rooms and lounges overlooking the gardens.

Kirkley Manor supports older people through nursing, residential and dementia care in Lowestoft. Its wider care offer also includes respite and end-of-life care, making the home relevant to people whose needs may change over time.

Staff are on duty 24 hours a day, and bedrooms have nurse call bells. District nurses, GPs and other external professionals visit through the home’s established arrangements.

Long-term and short-term residential and nursing care at Lound Hall is available for older people, alongside palliative or end-of-life care. The home also offers continuing care, respite and some post-operative care for ongoing or temporary requirements.

Residents and appropriate family members can contribute to individual care planning, which considers medical, cultural and emotional needs.

Oulton Park Care Centre provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. Both long-term and short-term care are available, with person-centred plans intended to reflect residents’ needs, preferences and daily routines.

The home’s hospitality offer includes meals prepared on site from locally sourced meat and vegetables, seasonal dishes and modified-texture options.

Pear Tree Lodge Residential Home combines residential care for older people with short-term respite stays. Its stated aim is to create a supportive setting focused on comfort, dignity and individual needs.

The home describes a team of nurses, therapists and carers who work together on individualised care plans. Residents have comfortable rooms, activities and facilities intended to support daily life, while families can visit during normal…

Full-time residential care for older men and women is offered at St Barnabas Southwold, where residents can remain active within a small communal setting. The Victorian house has 15 private bedrooms, shared lounges, a dining room, conservatories and spaces for family visits.

Residents can personalise their rooms with familiar furniture and belongings, while common areas support privacy, conversation and shared activities.