Physical disability care homes in North Northamptonshire

Residential support through Consensus is available at 78 Polwell Lane for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Referrals are shaped around individual needs and aspirations, with the organisation providing residential and supported living services.

Consensus works with families and professionals to identify appropriate support. Its approach focuses on enriching daily life, creating opportunities and helping people flourish,…

Residential and supported-living services at 2 Windsor Avenue are intended for people whose support needs and aspirations require individual consideration. The setting is registered for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities, while its wider organisation supports learning disabilities and complex needs.

Referrals are tailored to each person, with professionals and families involved in identifying suitable support.

Acacia Lodge Care Home combines residential, nursing and dementia care for adults whose needs range from help with daily tasks to more complex support. Short-term and long-term placements are available, with dementia care on the first floor and nursing care on the ground floor.

The home includes two lounges, two dining rooms and a quiet lounge, while its residential care supports older people with washing, dressing and other daily activities.

Avery Park Care Home provides dementia, residential and nursing care in Kettering, with support for older people whose needs may change over time. The home is part of Avery Healthcare, which also offers respite care across its wider service range.

Life at the home includes activities, social opportunities, meals and spaces designed around residents’ individual interests and experiences.

Burton Oaks offers 24-hour residential and dementia care for older people in a purpose-designed setting. Personalised support is intended to preserve residents’ privacy, dignity and independence while helping families manage a move into care.

The home also offers respite and short-term stays, with residents able to choose which room they would like to call home.

Consensus Support Services Limited provides residential support for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. At Station Road, residents have a mix of private rooms and self-contained flats, giving each person personal space within a supported setting.

The organisation also provides supported living services and works with professionals and families to identify support suited to individual needs and aspirations.

Creative Support provides person-centred care and support for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Its work is centred on promoting independence, inclusion and wellbeing through services developed with the people supported, their families and partner agencies.

The organisation offers accommodation, residential care, housing-related support and community connections.

Duke's Court Care Home provides residential and dementia care in Wellingborough, with daily life shaped around meals, activities and time with family. A wellbeing team develops activities for residents, while the home’s residential scope covers older people and other registered care needs, including dementia support.

A distinctive part of the service is its work with the local Virtual Clinical Care Team.

Glenmoor House Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Corby for older people and can support residents with mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home is part of Avery Healthcare and combines accommodation with nursing support and everyday residential living.

Life at the home includes meals, social opportunities and activities designed around residents’ interests and abilities.

K Lodge provides residential care for older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Respite, convalescence and chronic illness care are also part of its wider support, covering both shorter stays and longer-term arrangements.

The home has capacity for 40 service users in a rural setting. Care packages reflect individual needs, preferences and aspirations, balancing support with…

Kenroyal Nursing Home provides nursing and residential care for older and vulnerable people, including dementia care and support for complex conditions. The family-run home offers 24-hour care and individual care planning for residents whose needs may change over time.

Its specialist categories include palliative and end-of-life care, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Neurological residential services at Kingly Terrace support adults over 18 with brain injuries or other neurological conditions. The home is designed for people who need specialist care while working towards safety, confidence and greater independence in daily life.

Its rehabilitation setting forms part of Active Care Group’s neurological services, with care centred on complex needs and recovery following injury, illness or disease.

Meadow View Care Home provides nursing, residential and respite care for up to 53 people near Wellingborough. Its registered provision includes support for dementia, older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults. Nursing care is delivered by qualified nurses and carers, with care plans regularly reviewed with residents and family members so support can reflect changing needs.

Raunds Lodge Nursing Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care, including short and long-term options for people whose needs require a registered nurse on duty. The family-owned home supports residents funded by the Local Authority, Continuing Health Care or private payment.

A registered general nurse is on duty 24 hours, supported by care, catering, laundry and housekeeping staff.

Residential support at Redmond House is designed for up to 12 adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in Corby. The home supports people with learning and physical disabilities, cerebral palsy, epilepsy and low levels of challenging behaviour.

Support is shaped around individual needs, values and preferences, with the wider organisation also working across residential care and supported living.