Physical disability care homes in South Staffordshire

Specialist nursing care at Perton Manor is designed for adults aged 45 and over living with complex mental health needs. The home also supports people with dementia, sensory disorders, physical disabilities and nursing requirements, with registration for 50 male and female clients.

The single-storey, purpose-built home sits within 4½ acres and provides substantial communal space.

Brickbridge House provides residential support for seven men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in a quiet semi-rural area and supports people to lead a full and varied life, with attention to health, social wellbeing, aspirations and personal goals.

Its small size gives families a clear picture of the setting, while the wider organisation provides specialist support for people with complex needs.

High Lodge Care Home supports older people with residential care, dementia care, physical disabilities, rehabilitation and convalescence. Care is available 24 hours a day, with plans developed with residents and families around individual needs, preferences and choices. Dementia nursing care is available for people assessed as needing constant supervision from a trained nurse.

The home accommodates 29 residents in single and shared en-suite rooms…

Prestwood Coach House combines nursing support with residential and reablement care. Respite care is available for short stays, while personalised care plans and 24-hour nursing support address changing needs for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities.

The home offers en-suite rooms, communal lounges and dining areas within a 55-acre woodland setting.

Prestwood Lodge supports people with physical disabilities through residential and respite care, with reablement available within the wider Prestwood service. The home offers personalised care plans, en-suite rooms and 24-hour support for longer stays, recovery periods and family breaks.

Residents can use gardens, lounges and communal spaces, while fresh meals, activities and open-door visiting are also described.

The Firs Residential Home provides residential and dementia care for older people and adults with mental health or physical disability needs. The home offers 24-hour support with washing, mobility and medication management, while promoting privacy, independence and personal routines.

Residents can join bingo, games, parties, outside entertainment and community activities.

The Hunters Lodge Care Centre provides residential and nursing care for people with dementia, mental health conditions and other care needs. Its wider care offer also includes support for people with physical disabilities and short-stay requirements, with care delivered 24 hours a day.

The service is part of Interhaze Care Group, a family-owned provider that plans care with residents, relatives, friends and medical professionals where appropriate.

The Willows Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, including residents with physical disabilities or learning difficulties. Nursing packages are reviewed as needs change, and qualified nurses work with care staff through a structured care-planning system.

Before admission, the team assesses each resident and discusses care needs, interests and routines with family, friends or carers.

Wheaton Aston Care Home supports older people through residential, nursing, dementia nursing and respite care in a one-storey countryside setting near Stafford. The home has 36 bedrooms, including 34 with en-suite facilities, plus communal gardens and refurbished shared spaces.

Residents can take part in trips, quizzes, exercise classes and a Thursday church service, with activities inspired by individual interests and needs.

Woodford House provides specialist nursing care and accommodation for adults over 45 living with dementia or complex mental health needs. The home can support people with mental illness, sensory disorder, physical disability and palliative care needs, with qualified nurses on duty 24 hours a day.

Each client’s circumstances and health are assessed regularly, and care programmes are tailored to individual needs.

Ashfield House supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment through residential care and supported living. Its wider organisation offers nature-based day opportunities including horticulture, animal care and countryside management.

The service is part of Camphill Village Trust, an adult learning disability charity focused on supported living and community participation.