Physical disability care homes in Somerset

Castle House Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing, residential, palliative, respite and short-stay care in a family-run setting. It supports older people and younger adults, with care shaped around individual needs and daily wellbeing. A dedicated Well Being team organises crafts, pamper mornings and trips out, alongside entertainers and seasonal celebrations.

Meals are freshly prepared by the home’s chefs and can accommodate dietary needs and…

Heron House Residential Home supports older people with residential care, dementia care and help for physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its wider care offer includes respite, palliative and day care, with support for medication, meals and housekeeping.

The home has 19 en-suite ground-floor rooms, communal lounges, dining space and gardens with level paths.

Wilton House supports people with complex physical and learning disabilities through residential care shaped around independence and autonomy. It forms part of Cream Care’s South West provision, which offers bespoke residential and supported living services for people with diverse needs.

The referrals team assesses each person’s requirements and agrees a care programme with the individual, representatives and wider circle of support.

Supporting adults with autism, learning disabilities and epilepsy, Ashleigh House provides a residential setting in Taunton for up to eight people. The home also supports physical disabilities and cerebral palsy, with registration for care without nursing.

Voyage Care offers residential homes, supported living and community support, with pathways shaped around individual needs and circumstances.

Northfield House supports adults with autism and learning disabilities, including people with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and physical disabilities. The NAS-accredited residential home supports up to 11 adults and focuses on independence, meaningful daily life and person-centred care.

Support plans can help residents develop daily living skills, join activities at home and in the local community, and work towards personal goals such as moving into…

Oaktree Court provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care in a former mansion set within 14 acres of Somerset countryside near Wellington. The home supports residents recovering after hospital stays, living with complex health needs or requiring end-of-life care.

Registered General Nurses provide round-the-clock nursing care, while the activities team creates a varied calendar of events and outings.

Twenty-four-hour nursing care in a purpose-built home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment or mental health needs. The Orchards also offers residential, respite and end-of-life care within a setting designed around individual routines.

Residents have access to private gardens and a community-focused setting in the heart of Crewkerne.

Avalon Nursing Home provides nursing and specialist dementia care in a purpose-built Bridgwater home. Its en-suite rooms and dementia-friendly design are supported by communal areas arranged around gardens, creating a setting for residents with higher support needs.

Residents can use lounges and dining spaces, while activities include crafts, quizzes and keep-fit sessions.

Beaufort House provides residential care in Burnham-on-Sea within Beaufort Park Retirement Village in Somerset. The home is registered without nursing and serves older people and adults needing support in a residential setting.

Families can discuss care needs and options with Agincare’s advisers, supported by detailed assessments and regular reviews.

Burnham Lodge Nursing Home provides day care, respite care and full-time residential nursing care for older people. A trained nurse is on duty 24 hours a day, while the small home accommodates 20 residents, allowing support to be organised around individual needs in a homely setting.

Residents can join music, board games and seasonal coach trips, with regular visits from a chiropodist and hairdresser.

Casa di Lusso provides residential, nursing, specialist dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built Somerset home. Its 88 en-suite rooms, landscaped dementia-friendly gardens and range of shared amenities are designed for residents who need ongoing support while retaining an active daily life.

A dedicated minibus takes residents to shopping trips, garden centres, museums, private appointments and community events.

Chestnut Lodge provides residential and nursing care for older people, including those living with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities. Its registration also covers younger adults, giving families a setting for more complex support needs.

The home was refurbished before opening in 2023 and places bedrooms around a central courtyard garden.

Covenant Care supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health disabilities and autistic spectrum disorders through supported living and residential services. Its approach centres on individual needs, helping people make choices and build independence in their own environment.

The service combines 24-hour person-centred support with access to education, vocational training and community activities.

Daneswood Care Home supports adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities in a residential setting, including people with severe autism and complex medical needs. One-to-one support focuses on choice, autonomy and purposeful daily life.

The home is arranged across three separate houses with kitchenettes, comfortable lounges, communal activity areas and personalised en-suite bedrooms.

Drakes Place provides residential accommodation and support for people with learning disabilities, within a wider service that also supports autism, brain injuries and complex needs. The home offers a setting where residents can receive help with daily living while retaining choice, routine and involvement in their own goals.

Support is available through Voyage Care’s residential, supported living and community pathways, with teams tailoring…

Specialist dementia care is at the heart of Fir Villa, a residential home near Yeovil in the village of Marston Magna. The home supports older people and also provides care for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. A calm, structured and reassuring environment helps residents feel safe and understood.

Fir Villa occupies a Victorian building extended with purpose-built en-suite…