Physical disability care homes in Harborough

Hallaton Manor builds residential care around activities for people with dementia, mental health needs and complex care requirements. Daily life includes music, reminiscence and practical responsibilities, with activities integrated into the care approach.

Residents can take part in gardening, greenhouse work and exercise, while the home keeps chickens, rabbits and seasonal Shetland ponies. Residents may help feed, groom and care for the animals.

Kibworth Knoll provides permanent residential care, respite and holiday care, day care and additional support for older people in Leicestershire. Each resident has an individual care plan that is reviewed with them and their family, while staff support people to keep an active lifestyle and make choices about daily routines.

Meals are prepared on site with varied seasonal menus and can accommodate individual dietary requirements.

Peaker Park Care Village provides residential and nursing care for older people and adults with dementia, mental health, physical disability or sensory impairment. Its care model covers both long-term residential nursing and shorter-term support, with PrimeLife describing separate residential and residential nursing pathways.

The home is relevant to people who need help living alone, are recovering after hospital care or require a more settled…

Rosewood Manor provides 24-hour residential, specialist dementia and respite care for older people in a purpose-built Market Harborough home. Residential support is designed to preserve privacy and independence while keeping care available around the clock.

The home has 70 bedrooms with en-suite wet rooms and call systems. Residents can use the lounges and dining areas, while a sensory garden provides a dedicated outdoor space.

Sutton in the Elms offers residential and nursing care through Langdale Care Homes, alongside dementia care and other specialist support. Care plans address physical, emotional and social wellbeing, allowing support to reflect changing needs.

The wider service includes adult daycare and reablement, with activities, social interaction, meals and individual planning forming part of the daily offer.

The Lodge Residential Home provides 24-hour care for up to 32 older people, with individual plans supported by ongoing assessments. Its care includes residential support and specialist dementia care, with short-term respite and convalescence also available.

The home is designed to feel homely rather than institutional, while care aims to preserve independence, privacy and choice.

The Willows Nursing and Residential Home provides nursing and residential care for adults who need support while retaining dignity, interests and as much independence as possible. The family-run home in Market Harborough has offered care since 1981 and is registered for nursing care, dementia, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Accommodation includes 27 single bedrooms and 14 companion rooms, with most rooms offering…

Residential, dementia and respite care are available at Oat Hill Mews, a purpose-built home in Market Harborough for people needing ongoing support or a temporary stay. The team takes time to understand each resident and creates a plan tailored to individual needs, with admission assessments covering mobility, personal care and dietary requirements.

Residents can join daily activities and use facilities including a café, garden and cinema room.

Oat Hill Mews provides specialist residential, dementia and respite care in a purpose-built care home in Market Harborough. The service is designed for older people who need daily support, including people living with dementia and those requiring a short stay after illness or while families arrange longer-term care.

The team creates an individual care plan after assessing mobility, personal care, dietary and cultural needs.

The Grange Residential Home supports older people through residential and dementia care in a peaceful countryside setting in Saddington. Daily life combines private time, companionship and social activities, with routines shaped around each resident’s preferences and needs.

The home also offers respite, day care and end-of-life support. Weekly fees typically include accommodation, meals and daily support, while housekeeping, laundry and…