Physical disability care homes in North Somerset

Argentum Lodge supports older adults through residential, dementia, nursing and respite care in Nailsea near Bristol. Its 56 en-suite bedrooms suit people needing daily assistance, specialist dementia support or more regular nursing care.

The home provides twenty-four-hour nursing care, palliative support and dedicated activity coordination.

Acer House Care Home provides residential and dementia care in Weston-super-Mare, with respite care also available. The home is part of Avery Healthcare and supports residents through personalised care, daily activities, meals and opportunities to spend time with family.

Life at Acer House is built around residents’ interests, passions and histories, with activities designed to create meaningful moments and social opportunities.

Ambleside Nursing Home combines 24-hour nursing care with dementia and respite care in Weston-super-Mare. It supports older people and adults with physical disabilities, including people living with Parkinson’s disease, stroke-related needs, diabetes or requiring end-of-life care.

Fully qualified nursing teams assess individual needs, while a dedicated chef prepares fresh meals around likes, dislikes, portion sizes and nutritional requirements.

Clevedon Court Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for up to 50 residents, with support also covering dementia, residential, palliative and respite care. The privately owned home has operated in Clevedon since 1986 and combines nursing provision with landscaped gardens and views across the Severn Estuary.

Care plans are tailored around individual needs, while the provider’s wider approach includes collaboration with hospitals, consultants,…

Felix House is registered to support adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities, younger adults and eating disorders. It forms part of Milestones Trust, an organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex behavioural needs.

Milestones Trust offers residential care homes, supported living, short breaks and day opportunities across its wider service network.

Miller Farm provides accommodation-based and residential services for adults with learning disabilities, alongside wider support through the Freeways charity. The service is designed for people who need help with daily living in a supported home rather than a conventional care setting.

Freeways also offers supported living homes, community support, centre-based support, hydrotherapy and other accommodation solutions.

Norewood Lodge Care Home is registered as a nursing home for people with dementia, older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults. The registration confirms a care setting with nursing provision.

The supplied business information does not establish further branch-specific services, facilities or care arrangements for the Portishead home.

Poets Mews Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Clevedon and across North Somerset. The purpose-built home combines care with spaces for different daily preferences, including an entertainment suite, social areas and quieter corners for reading or time alone.

A minibus provides outings across Somerset and into Bristol, while dedicated activities teams organise social opportunities and meaningful…

Quantock House supports disabled people through residential care, including people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. It is part of Leonard Cheshire, whose wider offer includes care accommodation and supported living for people with complex needs.

The organisation aims to help disabled people live, learn and work as independently as they choose.

Nursing, residential, respite and dementia care are available at The Manor House for elderly residents with different levels of support need. The home assesses each person on arrival and develops a care plan around medical history, capabilities, preferences and ongoing requirements, with residents and families involved in planning.

A dedicated care companion can support a specific resident, helping the team understand personal routines,…

The Russets provides nursing and residential care within the wider St Monica Trust community, with dementia, respite, end of life and pastoral care also listed among its services. It supports older people and younger adults with physical disabilities or other care needs through a not-for-profit organisation.

Residents can access therapy support from physiotherapists, occupational therapists and their assistants, with advice, support and treatment…

Albert House Nursing Home delivers nursing, dementia, palliative and respite care in Weston-super-Mare, with registered nurses and qualified care assistants providing support around the clock. The family-run home has 38 en-suite bedrooms, three lounges and courtyard gardens.

Residents can receive long-term or short-term care, including convalescence and holiday stays.

Clarence Park provides nursing, residential, respite and palliative care for people recovering from illness, living with ongoing nursing needs or approaching the end of life. The Victorian townhouse offers short-term and long-term care, with en-suite bedrooms, nurse call systems and landscaped gardens.

Residents have access to freshly prepared seasonal meals, communal and private dining, a hair salon, activities and entertainment.

Silver Trees provides residential, nursing and respite care for older people in the Nailsea and Bristol area. Care planning is recorded electronically on handheld devices, so carers can access residents’ preferences while families and management can view live care records remotely.

Residents needing pressure care can use OSKA mattresses, while medication management is supported through a digital system linked with the pharmacy and GP.

Lyndhurst Park Nursing Home provides nursing care in a small, family-run setting close to Weston-super-Mare seafront. Prospective residents are individually assessed by the matron or a senior nurse, allowing the home to match the level of nursing care and specialist equipment to each person’s needs.

Most bedrooms have en-suite facilities, with nurse-call systems in bedrooms and bathrooms.