Physical disability care homes in Kingston upon Thames

Hamilton Nursing Home supports older people with residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care in Surbiton. Families can be involved in decisions about care and daily life, with support shaped around different levels of need.

The home offers a conservatory, garden and lounge areas, with a hair salon, church services and minibus for outings. Activities and lifestyle support sit alongside meals, snacks, housekeeping and accommodation.

Registered nurses and experienced healthcare professionals deliver 24-hour nursing care at Ashton Meadows Nursing Home for residents with individual or complex health needs. The home’s care offer includes general nursing, dementia care and palliative care, supported by health assessments, medication management and close monitoring.

Care plans are shaped around each resident and can involve families and healthcare specialists.

Residential, dementia and nursing care are available at Bourne House Nursing Home for older people in Surbiton, including people with physical disabilities, mental health needs and younger adults. Nursing dementia care is also available for residents requiring more complex support.

Daily life includes activities, garden-view rooms and a minibus for outings. Before moving in, a care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care and dietary…

Bourne House Nursing Home provides residential care, dementia care, nursing care and nursing dementia care for older people in Surbiton. The home combines accommodation and daily support with activities and on-site facilities including gardens, garden-view rooms, a hair salon and a minibus for outings.

Care needs are assessed before admission to determine support such as mobility assistance, personal care, dietary requirements and cultural or…

Galsworthy House Nursing Home supports older people with residential, dementia and nursing care, alongside respite and end-of-life care. Its assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs, and the home is registered to support people with physical disabilities.

Residents can use the café, conservatory and garden, with a private dining room and minibus also available.

Little Brook House supports older people in New Malden with residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end-of-life care. Its registered provision also covers physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, with care needs assessed before admission.

The home combines daily activities with shared spaces such as lounges, a dining room, conservatory and garden.

Milverton Nursing Home provides 24-hour personal care and support for older residents with physical and psychological needs. The independent home is set in a three-storey Edwardian-style house on a quiet, tree-lined road, with modern residents’ rooms, en-suite garden rooms and landscaped gardens.

Care is organised around individual needs, aspirations and cultural, religious and dietary requirements.

Sherwood Grange provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Kingston Vale, alongside end-of-life care. The home combines daily support with activities and facilities including a café, garden and cinema room.

Families can begin with a care needs assessment covering mobility, personal care, dietary needs and cultural or religious requirements.

Speirs House provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people, with a not-for-profit model that reinvests care fees into services. The home also offers respite care and a flexible trial period of up to six weeks, allowing a resident to experience the daily routine, meals, activities and surroundings before making a longer-term decision.

Dementia support is based on understanding each resident’s routines, life story, communication…

Surbiton Care Home supports older people and younger adults with residential care, including people with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Activities and community visits add social and purposeful options to daily life, while the home’s wider group also covers nursing, respite and palliative care.

The service works with healthcare professionals who assess residents and can contact the care team for advice when needed.

Surbitonian Gardens at Poppy Court provides residential, respite, nursing and dementia care in a purpose-built home in Surbiton. Its care model is centred on individuality, with support intended to help residents maintain physical activity, good food, companionship and a sense of purpose.

The home is designed as a home-from-home environment with a broad range of facilities and care options.

Kingston Rehabilitation Centre provides rehabilitation services through a skilled multidisciplinary team at a purpose-built centre. It also operates as a nursing home, supporting older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities or sensory impairment.

The wider CHD Living service combines rehabilitation with residential, nursing, respite, dementia and palliative care.

Kingston Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care with 24-hour support for older people and adults with physical disabilities or other registered needs. Private rooms and everyday activities are part of the residential setting, while nursing care is delivered by registered and qualified nursing staff. Families considering a move can compare support for daily living with specialist clinical care in one home.

Galsworthy House Nursing Home supports older people with nursing, dementia and end-of-life care in Kingston upon Thames. Its nursing service uses registered nurses and healthcare professionals, while care planning considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and cultural or religious needs.

Daily life includes activities and facilities such as a café, conservatory and garden, with a minibus and private dining room also available.