Physical disability care homes in Surrey

Supporting older people and adults with learning or physical disabilities, Woodview (Active Prospects) provides residential care within a wider programme of disability and wellbeing services. Its registered scope includes care without nursing, while Active Prospects also works with people needing complex care, mental health support, acquired brain injury or autism services.

The organisation’s approach centres on helping people lead aspiring lives…

Adelaide House Care Home offers residential and nursing care for older people in Walton-on-Thames, including support for dementia and physical disabilities. The home is welcoming new residents and is registered to provide care with nursing, making it suitable for people whose needs require both daily living support and nursing input.

The wider care service also covers respite care, while care planning is shaped around individual needs.

Amherst House offers residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Horley. Its care team supports residents around the clock, with plans shaped around individual needs and daily preferences.

The home includes a café, garden and hair and beauty salon, alongside a cinema room and minibus for outings. Residents can take part in organised activities, while families can discuss funding and care assessments before…

Residential personal care is provided for nine adults with mental health and learning disability needs at Burgh Heath Lodge. The family-run home includes single bedrooms, communal lounges, a dining room and a conservatory overlooking the patio and garden.

Residents can personalise their rooms, and facilities include en-suite bathrooms or wash hand basins, call points, Freeview television points and Wi-Fi.

Greensand House provides residential and dementia care in Redhill for older people, with respite stays also part of its published care offer. The home presents everyday life through meals, activities, social opportunities and time with family, rather than care alone.

Its parent organisation describes restaurant-quality dining rooms with table service and chefs working in commercial-standard kitchens.

Hallmark Esher Residences Luxury Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Esher and the surrounding area. The residence also offers respite care, with a registered scope covering older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

The home sits within Hallmark’s family-run group of luxury care homes and offers a relationship-centred approach across its care services.

Short breaks, respite and day support for disabled and autistic people are provided by The Squirrels Short Breaks Service in the Banstead area. It sits within Surrey Choices, whose services help people live active lives in their local communities in ways they choose.

Support is planned with people and their families, using personalised care plans that reflect individual needs and goals.

Nursing, dementia and respite care are available at Windmill Manor for older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. The home also supports residents through a Memory Lane community for specialised dementia care.

Purpose-built surroundings include en-suite bedrooms, easy-to-navigate indoor and outdoor areas, landscaped grounds and communal spaces.