Physical disability care homes in Portsmouth

Mary Rose Manor combines nursing care with support for dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex requirements. Its nursing approach includes clinical support day and night, while care plans reflect each resident’s routines, preferences and wishes. Palliative care is available for people needing comfort-focused support at the end of life.

The home also offers residential, dementia and complex care.

Meadow House Residential Home provides personalised residential care for older people living with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home aims to maintain residents’ privacy, independence and dignity while offering support and attention in a homely environment.

Its central Portsmouth setting has access to shops, entertainment and transport services.

Nursing care in Southsea is the central offer at Regency Nursing Home, which supports people with dementia, older age, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. The home forms part of Acorn Springs Care Group, whose wider care offer includes residential, respite, rehabilitation and palliative support across its homes.

Regency Nursing Home keeps its own local character and day-to-day relationships while benefiting from shared expertise,…

Nursing and residential care at St Ronans Nursing and Residential Care Home supports older people and adults with dementia, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. The home is registered to provide care with nursing and also supports mental health, sensory impairment and eating-disorder needs.

Residents can regain confidence in daily life within refurbished surroundings, with access to Southsea’s seafront and local amenities.

St Vincent House provides residential and dementia care in a family-run home, with support tailored to each resident after a thorough assessment. Staff work with local GPs and community health services to coordinate an appropriate package of care, while care plans are reviewed as needs change.

The Southsea home sits on the seafront and offers views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight.

Harry Sotnick House provides residential care with nursing for older people and adults needing support with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registered scope also includes younger adults, allowing a broad range of support needs to be considered.

The home supports personal care, meals and accommodation, with activities and outings forming part of life in the home.

Private, family-owned residential care at Oakland Grange in Southsea supports older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or learning disabilities. The home provides accommodation, personal support and care around individual needs.

Residents can use communal lounges, gardens and dining areas, while staff support personal routines and changing requirements.

Royal Navy veterans and their dependants can access resident-centred care at Admiral Jellicoe House in Portsmouth. The home provides dedicated dementia support and is operated by the Royal Naval Benevolent Trust as a veterans care home.

Most residents live at the home long term, while a limited number of places support short respite breaks. The service is specifically connected with the Naval family, and eligibility, fees and funding are part of…

Cosham Court Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or other support needs. Its care also includes frailty, Parkinson’s disease, sensory impairments, stroke recovery and end-of-life support.

Residents have mostly single rooms with nurse call points, alongside assisted bathrooms, communal spaces and individual or group activities.

Hartford Court provides residential, dementia, respite and day care in 64 en-suite bedrooms in Portsmouth. Its team supports older people with personalised care, encourages residents to maintain their lifestyles and works with families to plan care around individual choices.

Respite stays are usually booked for up to eight weeks, with longer periods assessed individually.

Home of Comfort Nursing Home provides long-term and palliative nursing care for up to 29 older people, with respite care available when space permits. The non-profit registered charity focuses its income on resident care and the day-to-day running of the home.

Residents have access to round-the-clock nursing staff, varied activities, communal dining and a sun-filled conservatory overlooking the garden.