Physical disability care homes in Exeter

InFocus Charity provides specialist education, residential care and support for young people with vision impairment and complex needs. Its specialist college offers further education for learners aged 16 to 25 through residential and day placements, while adult residential care includes nursing support.

The service combines education with vision impairment support, mobility and habilitation training.

Lucerne House provides nursing and residential care for older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other support requirements. Its care model combines 24-hour support with opportunities for independence, social life and personalised routines.

Residents can receive nursing, dementia, respite and residential care, with support tailored to their needs and preferences.

Parkland House provides residential and dementia care for up to 52 people in Exeter. The home supports residents with different care needs while encouraging independence, meaningful activities and continued involvement in hobbies and daily routines.

Its elevated position gives views over the surrounding countryside while remaining within reach of Exeter city centre.

SENSE Andlaw House supports disabled adults in a residential setting, particularly people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its wider service model is designed for people with complex needs who want support while retaining choice in everyday life.

Support can connect residential care with day services, community activities and practical opportunities.

The Old Rectory Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, dementia, respite and end of life care in Exeter. It supports people who need nursing oversight, including those living with dementia or requiring palliative care, while also offering short-term care for families needing a break.

The home presents itself as a household-style setting, with activities, music and entertainment forming part of daily life.

Amelia House Residential Home offers residential care for older people, including people living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s disease and sensory or physical impairment. It also provides respite and palliative care within a family-run home on the outskirts of Exeter.

The two-storey home has 19 single bedrooms, mostly with en-suite facilities, plus communal lounges and secure outdoor spaces.

Residential, respite, day and EMI care at Highlands Borders Care Home supports older people, including those living with dementia. The home offers a secure area for people with higher dementia needs, while its registered scope also covers physical disabilities and younger adults.

Newly refurbished accommodation includes en-suite rooms, spacious lounges and secure gardens.

For people needing residential support with learning or physical disabilities, New Treetops is registered as a care home without nursing. Its scope covers adults whose needs require a supported living environment and everyday assistance rather than ordinary independent living.

The home’s registered care remit is focused on learning disabilities and physical disabilities.

The Dales Nursing Home provides nursing care for older people in central Exeter, with both long- and short-term stays available. Services include respite and palliative or end-of-life care, with plans shaped around dignity, privacy, comfort and individual need.

The team works with local health professionals and Hospiscare when several people are involved in ongoing care.

Residential, dementia and nursing care are available at Escan Manor, alongside respite and palliative support for older people and younger adults in Exeter. The service covers both longer-term care and temporary stays.

The home supports changing needs with nursing care, daily living assistance and end-of-life support. Respite care provides a temporary setting for someone needing additional support, while palliative care focuses on comfort.