Physical disability care homes in Nottingham

Wilford View supports people living with dementia and other substantial care needs through Fortava Healthcare’s specialist and complex-care model. The Nottingham home forms part of a group that combines personalised care with therapeutic activities intended to support wellbeing, independence and quality of life.

Staff are trained to provide care centred on the individual rather than diagnosis alone.

Oxclose Lodge supports adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory needs in a residential setting. The home is a cosy bungalow where residents can build routines, go out, make memories and work towards personal goals and aspirations.

Community life includes parties, meals by the river and watching planes land at East Midlands Airport.

People with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs can access residential support at 514 Arnold Road through Voyage Care. The wider organisation also works across supported living, people’s own homes and community settings.

Voyage Care describes person-centred planning around individual goals, preferences and values, with support intended to build meaningful lives, independence and connection.

Belvoir Lodge supports adults with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and complex health needs in a 24-hour residential setting. The service aims to preserve individuality, independence, dignity and respect while helping residents lead active lives.

Support is organised through person-centred planning that reflects each resident’s goals, needs and choices.

Nine en-suite bedrooms give Blenheim Mount a specialist residential setting for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The home provides a structured 24-hour environment while supporting people to build confidence, learn skills and live as independently as possible.

Blenheim Mount sits within a wider organisation offering residential care, supported living and complex nursing services.

Carrington House Care Home offers residential and respite care for older people in Sherwood, Nottingham, alongside a day service for local older adults. The family-run home focuses on independence within a safe, comfortable setting, with activities and social interaction forming part of daily life.

The day service includes breakfast, snacks and a home-cooked lunch. Activities can include music, arts and crafts, reminiscence work and gentle…

An eight-bed residential care home in Nottingham, Carrington Park supports adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. Its small scale creates a defined home setting, while ivolve’s wider provision also includes supported living and specialist nursing.

The service is designed to help people build confidence, learn skills and live more independently in a familiar environment.

Peacemills Care Home offers residential, dementia, nursing and respite care in the Nottingham area. Its dementia-friendly environment uses familiar routines, engaging activities and sensory therapies to support comfort, dignity and independence.

Long-term residential care sits alongside respite and nursing provision, while the wider provider offers guidance on care fees and funding.

Residential and dementia care at St Martins supports older people and adults with varied needs in Nottingham. The registered scope includes mental health, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults, with specialist support for conditions including Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease.

Care plans shape activities, health checks, medical access and chef-prepared meals around each resident.

Specialist residential support in Nottingham is provided by Sunlight Care (Park View), alongside the group’s home-care and mental health services. The provider supports older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities, mental health or physical disabilities.

Its care model begins with a conversation and assessment, then shapes plans around routines, culture and choices.

Winterfell Care Home provides 24-hour residential care for people who find everyday living difficult at home or need help retaining independence. Its registered scope covers dementia, older people and younger adults with physical or mental health needs.

The home offers activities and events alongside residential care, with new facilities and equipment forming part of the setting. It works with NHS community services and Nottingham City Council.

Wollaton Park Care Home supports residents in Nottingham through residential and dementia care, with respite, short-term and long-term stays available. Its registration covers older people, younger adults, mental health and physical disabilities.

The 39-bed home has en-suite bedrooms, a garden and a conservatory with kitchenette. Its environment is designed to aid orientation while providing communal and outdoor space.