Physical disability care homes in Horsham

Red Oaks provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people, with support also available for people with physical disabilities. Its nursing approach uses personalised care plans developed with residents and families, helping staff understand health needs, personal choices and desired independence.

The home combines 24-hour nursing and dementia care with daily activities, landscaped gardens, lounges and varied dining.

Ashtonleigh provides residential and nursing care for older people, including residents with mild to moderate dementia. The home has a Registered Mental Nurse and a care team that includes a physiotherapist, head chef and activity coordinator. Individual care plans are tailored around residents’ needs, preferences and wishes, with families and residents involved through regular meetings and action planning.

Adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs can access specialist residential support at Bainbridge Court, within Pathway’s wider care network. The registered scope also includes younger adults, and the provider describes 24-hour care in homes designed to feel like genuine homes rather than institutions.

Support is person-centred and tailored around the individual, with Pathway also providing supported living,…

Younger adults with neurological conditions, including autism spectrum disorders, receive residential care at Buttermere House. Residents are encouraged to live as independently as possible, with a skilled team available around the clock for care and support.

The home is set within a Silverlake Care resort outside Horsham, where residents can access a gym, hydrotherapy pools and an on-site physiotherapist.

Heathfield (Horsham) Limited accommodates older people in 35 furnished rooms, with support for long-term accommodation and flexible bookings. Nineteen rooms have en-suite showers and toilets, while assisted spa baths are available to all residents.

Daily life includes a resident-led activities programme with gardening, Scrabble, knitting and crafts, alongside weekly film screenings in the in-house cinema.

Kerwin Court provides specialist brain injury rehabilitation and neurological support in Horsham. The centre supports people with acquired brain injuries and other neurological conditions, helping them work towards greater independence and personal goals in a residential care setting without nursing.

Brainkind describes a person-centred rehabilitation environment focused on wellbeing, recovery and moving forward after brain injury.

Kingsley Court supports up to eight adults with severe learning disabilities in a woodland residential setting near Horsham. The home is part of Pathway Healthcare’s adult residential provision, which offers 24-hour support for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs.

Pathway describes its homes as genuine homes rather than institutions, with calm, low-stimulus living and full-time, person-centred support.

Skylark House supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care in Horsham, alongside respite and end-of-life care. The registered nursing home also supports people with mental health needs and physical disabilities, with care matched to assessed requirements.

Residents can use a café, garden and cinema room, while daily activities and lifestyle support sit alongside nursing and personal care.

Set in a Victorian house near Henfield, Terrys Cross House supports older people with residential care and views across the South Downs. The home welcomes applications from people of all faiths and none, while retaining a chapel and fortnightly service for residents who wish to attend.

There are nine rooms, including two that may be occupied as a suite. Each room has an en-suite bathroom or wet room, telephone line and television aerial.

The Anchorage Residential Care Home supports older people who need extra help with daily life, including people living with dementia, reduced mobility or memory loss. Residential care is available for ongoing support, while respite stays provide supervised care after illness or surgery or when family carers need a break.

The home combines personal care with help such as medication management, mobility, meals and activities.

Windermere House provides residential nursing care for older people in Horsham, including support for long-term neurological conditions such as acquired brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease. The care centre combines nursing expertise with support for people who need help to maintain everyday wellbeing.

Residents can access nursing, residential, dementia and respite care through the wider Silverlake service.

Specialist nursing care at Ashton Grange centres on older residents living with dementia, with additional support for end-of-life and palliative care. The Horsham home has 31 beds, including 29 single bedrooms and one shared bedroom, with many rooms offering en-suite facilities and ground-floor access. Daily therapeutic and leisure activities run seven days a week, shaped around residents’ interests and supported by activity staff.

Skylark House provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Horsham, alongside respite and end-of-life care. Its registered care also covers mental health and physical disabilities, supporting a range of changing needs.

The home includes a café, garden and cinema room, with a minibus available for outings. Daily activities are part of the setting, alongside spaces for visiting and socialising.