Physical disability care homes in Stockport

Appleton Lodge supports older people in Stockport with residential and dementia care, alongside nursing and respite care. Its 58-bedroom home includes communal lounges, quiet areas, a café and landscaped gardens, giving residents places for private time and social activity.

Personalised care plans are developed with residents and their loved ones around routines, life stories, preferences and changing needs.

Brinnington Hall provides residential and residential dementia care for older people in Stockport. The home is intended for people who need daily support while retaining a social routine, with its care offer focused on older residents and those living with dementia.

Activities and entertainment form part of life at the home, and the wider HC-One service menu also includes support for families and wellbeing.

Royal College Manchester delivers highly specialised education for children and young people with complex learning difficulties, autism and additional communication needs. The college forms part of Seashell’s wider provision, which combines education with therapy, nursing, family support and residential homes.

Students have access to specialist facilities and equipment, including sport, health and wellbeing provision and opportunities for…

Abney Court provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Cheadle. Care plans can take account of mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and wider health needs.

The home includes a café, cinema room, garden and library, alongside spaces for activities and daily life. Abney Court is operated by Care UK and offers a modern setting for residents who need everyday residential support or more specialised…

For adults with complex or co-occurring needs, Adswood Lodge forms part of Exemplar Health Care’s nurse-led care home provision. Its supported care model covers dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and neurological conditions, alongside clinical oversight.

The wider approach brings together multidisciplinary support, positive behaviour support and therapies such as physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

Appleton Manor offers residential, dementia and respite care for older adults in a welcoming Stockport setting. Residents have en-suite bedrooms, private gardens and access to lounges and dining areas that support everyday life.

The activities programme includes creative sessions, baking, gardening and gentle exercise, while quieter residents can spend time in lounges or with visitors.

Cheddle Lodge accommodates up to 13 adults aged 18 and over with complex learning or physical disabilities who require 24-hour care. The purpose-built home supports people with multiple disabilities and complex health needs in a homely residential setting.

Its highly trained team uses tracking equipment to move residents between bed, wheelchair and bath.

Cherryfield House provides residential care in Stockport for older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia and physical disabilities. The home forms part of Serencroft’s wider care provision, which includes residential, nursing, day and dementia care.

Its listed services include 24/7 care and support, medication management and a personalised care approach.

Fernlea supports older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities in Hazel Grove, with registered provision also covering dementia care and services for people under 65. Respite or short-stay care is available within the home’s broader care offer.

Residents can choose when to wake, eat and join activities, while support includes personal care, mobility and medication.

Residential, dementia and respite care are available at Ladybrook Manor for older people, with end-of-life care also offered. The home is registered with nursing and supports people with dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities.

Daily life includes organised activities and outings, with facilities such as a café, garden, reminiscence room and minibus.

Marple Dale Hall supports older people with nursing, residential and respite care, and also lists services for people under 65. Residents receive individual care and support with daily routines, activities and social life near Stockport.

Seasonal meals use locally sourced meat and vegetables, while modified textured dishes are available according to residents’ needs.

Pearce Lodge Care Home supports younger adults with physical disabilities, sensory impairment and complex care needs. It forms part of Together Trust’s wider network of specialised care, therapy, education and community services across the North West.

The organisation’s support is built around choice, dignity and participation, with opportunities for residents to enjoy social lives, comfortable spaces and community activities.

Plane Tree Court combines residential, nursing and day care in a Stockport care home surrounded by landscaped gardens. The home supports older people needing ongoing care, planned support or day services, with nursing care located on the first floor and residential care on the second.

Residents have private suites on the upper floor, while the service also provides 24/7 care and support, medication management and personalised care planning.

Nursing care for dementia, general nursing and complex needs forms the core of Cherry Tree House in Stockport. The home supports residents through individual care programmes, including dementia nursing, complex dementia care and complex nursing care for acquired brain injury and mental health needs.

Residents have en-suite rooms with Wi-Fi and HD LED televisions, alongside stimulating activities and daily nursing support.