Physical disability care homes in Swindon

Church View Nursing Home supports older people and residents with dementia, physical disabilities or mental health needs through nursing care in Swindon. It belongs to a family-run provider offering residential, respite and nursing services, including short-term support after hospital discharge.

Care can include 24-hour nursing supervision, individual care planning and help with daily living.

For older people with mainstream needs or dementia, Fessey House offers residential care in Swindon. The 68-bed home is registered for older people and people with dementia, with carers trained to support dementia and mental health needs.

Daily life includes engaging and stimulating activities alongside residential support. Families can therefore consider a setting focused on ongoing care, companionship and structured routines, rather than…

Residential and dementia care at Willowbrook View is complemented by respite and short stays, day care and palliative support in Swindon. The home is registered without nursing and works with district nurses and community health partners when nursing-related needs arise.

Personalised care, activities and a permanent team support residents throughout the day.

Ashbury Lodge supports older people with residential, day and respite care in Swindon, including round-the-clock dementia care. Support is shaped around each resident’s needs, with assistance available for daily living and changing care requirements.

The home sits opposite Coate Water Country Park, giving residents and families opportunities for walks, feeding ducks and time beside the lake.

Downs View Care Centre provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people, with day care, nursing and palliative support also available through the provider’s wider service offer. The home suits people needing daily assistance, dementia support or a short stay after hospital discharge.

Its setting includes a sensory garden with shaded areas, non-slip flooring, scented plants, water features and wind chimes.

Kingsmead Care Home provides permanent and respite nursing care for older people, including residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its wider care offer also includes residential and dementia care, with support available for younger adults within the registered scope.

The home sits within a provider offering care across the South and East of England.

Residential and nursing care at Ladymead Care Home is arranged for older people, including those living with dementia. The home also supports people with physical disabilities and sensory impairments, with permanent, respite, palliative and dementia care available. Specialist nursing, elderly and dementia care are central to its provision, alongside residential support shaped around each resident’s circumstances and level of need.

Lansdowne Hill Care Home provides residential, respite and end of life care for older people, including people with dementia or sensory loss. The home is relevant to families arranging permanent support, a temporary stay or care during the later stages of life.

Its wider provider offers guidance on care choices, funding and assessments, while the home’s published service scope includes support for dementia and sensory loss.

Ridgeway Rise provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built Swindon home. Its 73 rooms include en-suite accommodation, with a cinema, hair and beauty salon, landscaped gardens and quiet areas available for residents. People can choose an active routine, a quieter day or a balance between the two.

Care plans are personalised and reviewed as needs change, supporting residents who require increasing…

Swindon Family Breaks Service provides a supported residential setting through two houses with 14 bedrooms in the Gorse Hill area of Swindon. It is listed within Swindon Borough Council’s care and support provision and is associated with Building Independent Futures.

The arrangement gives people a place to receive care and support away from their usual home.

Wemyss Lodge provides care home nursing for adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex requirements. The independent home supports residents throughout the day and night, with a clinical team of registered nurses and carers available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Residents are supported to retain independence and make choices, with care considering physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs.

Grove Hill Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and day care for adults in Swindon and nearby areas. Its dementia service supports people with memory loss in a 24-hour home setting, while respite care can give family carers time to recover or take a holiday.

Day visitors can join activities, eat meals at the home and return to their own house later, making the service relevant to people who want company without moving permanently.

Adults aged 18 to 65 with complex needs receive residential support at Hill View, including people with learning disabilities, autism, dementia, epilepsy, OCD or challenging behaviour. The home is registered for up to eight service users and uses individual care plans and goals covering personal, social and healthcare needs.

Assessments can involve relatives or representatives, while staff training includes QCF qualifications and support for…

Specialist dementia care at Quarry Mount covers permanent residential stays, respite care and day care for older people living with dementia. The home provides round-the-clock support and has been adapted to make moving around easier, helping residents settle into a secure, home-like environment. Two semi-detached bungalows accommodate residents with lower dependency requirements.

Tony Long House provides residential care and support for six adults aged 18 to 65 with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. The Swindon home is designed around independence, with support levels and personalised plans shaped by each person’s circumstances, needs and goals.

The service forms part of Sanctuary Supported Living, which works with people, families, carers and health professionals to develop pathways towards greater…