Physical disability care homes in Leeds

RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds provides short-term residential and nursing support for adults who are medically ready to leave hospital but need further rehabilitation, recovery or review of their care needs. Support can include therapy, nursing intervention and specialist care.

The service sits within Leeds City Council’s Care Delivery Service and supports adults with dementia, memory impairment, mental health, physical impairment or complex care…

RecoveryHub@SouthLeeds supports adults who are medically ready to leave hospital but need further rehabilitation and recovery before returning home. The service is aimed at temporary care that promotes faster recovery, prevents unnecessary hospital admission and supports independent living.

It is suited to people requiring a further period of rehabilitation after illness or hospital treatment, rather than permanent residential care.

Alexander Residential Home offers residential, dementia and respite care for people who need support with personal care, medication, mobility and everyday routines. The independent family-run home serves residents and their families in Morley, Leeds.

The service focuses on making the home feel familiar, with residents able to bring personal furniture and belongings.

Blencathra House supports older people and adults with physical or sensory needs through residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside shorter respite and palliative stays. The home provides 24-hour care with qualified nursing staff, individual care plans and regular reviews involving residents.

Residents can receive visits from GPs and district nurses, while appointments with other visiting professionals can be arranged.

Copperfields provides nurse-led care for adults with complex needs, including neurological, mental health, physical and behavioural needs. Its specialist provision also covers brain injury, dementia and end-of-life care, with further support for learning disabilities, respiratory needs and spinal injuries.

The home can draw on a multidisciplinary approach, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Errol House provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and complex needs. The Wilf Ward Family Trust also operates respite and supported living services, with a focus on helping people live as independently as possible.

Most services support four or fewer people in shared households, using high staff-to-individual support ratios and 24-hour care where required.

Green Lane Care Centre provides nursing complex care, dementia care and support for people with physical disabilities in New Wortley, Leeds. The purpose-built centre has 60 beds and is registered as a care home with nursing, making it suited to residents whose health needs require closer monitoring and nursing support. Residential care is also part of its provision.

The centre presents a practical route for families comparing care settings.

Grove Park Care Home combines residential and dementia care with independent retirement living in Headingley. The home supports older people through daily activities, excursions, fresh seasonal meals and social opportunities, while its care-home setting also welcomes pets.

Residents have access to spacious en-suite rooms, communal activities and landscaped surroundings, including an aviary.

Headingley Nursing Home provides nursing, dementia and complex care in a residential area of Leeds. The home supports people who need long-term accommodation, daily assistance or access to registered nurses for complex medical needs.

Its care model combines personalised support with activities and social connection. The home is a Victorian villa with modern facilities, located near Headingley Stadium and local shops, cafés and restaurants.

Hembrigg Park provides specialist residential care and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex needs. The service is part of a wider care and support provider whose homes are designed to help people build routines, confidence and independence in their local community.

Residential care offers 24-hour specialist support in a structured home environment, while…

Hutton Manor Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in Pudsey. The home supports people who need help with daily life while encouraging residents to retain independence and remain involved in activities, events and community connections.

It is part of St Mary’s Care Homes, whose wider service includes residential, dementia and nursing care.

Ingleborough House provides residential, nursing and dementia care, with respite and palliative support also available. The home can therefore support people needing everyday residential assistance, short stays or ongoing nursing care.

Each resident has an individual care plan that is created and regularly reviewed with them. Nurses are based at the home around the clock, while GPs and district nurses can visit when needed.