Physical disability care homes in Telford and Wrekin

Nurse-led support at Woodside Place is designed for adults living with complex needs in a community-based home in Telford. Its documented care scope includes neurological, mental health and physical needs, with additional pathways for dementia, brain injury and end-of-life care.

The home combines clinical support with a homely setting. Exemplar Health Care identifies multidisciplinary working, positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and…

The Maples offers a continuum of care for people seeking a short stay or long-term residential support. Its service model is built around specialist care in a warm home environment, with teams working alongside local professionals to support residents throughout their stay.

Residents can come and go as they please, with transport arranged for outings to local towns and places of interest.

Roden Hall Nursing Home supports residents through residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside complex, respite and end of life care. Personalised care plans are built around individual needs and can evolve as those needs change, supporting people who require different levels of assistance over time.

The home combines 24-hour care with film screenings, music sessions, creative workshops and regular trips.

Telford Hall provides nursing, dementia, residential and respite care in a modern care-home environment. Its resident-led approach is intended for people who need ongoing support while retaining a comfortable, homely daily setting.

The home’s care model includes nursing support, dementia care and short-term stays, with services shaped around individual needs.

Adults with acquired brain injuries can receive round-the-clock residential care and rehabilitation at The Limes. The service supports people with complex needs in a community-based home, helping them work towards daily goals, independence and fuller participation in life.

Each client has a specialist key worker who facilitates care and rehabilitation, provides advocacy and support, and coordinates visiting professional input.

The Willows provides round-the-clock residential care and rehabilitation for adults with acquired brain injuries. Residents receive support with daily activities, personal goals and community integration in a small home designed to help them pursue a fuller life.

Each client has a specialist key worker who coordinates care, rehabilitation, advocacy and support.

Wellington Hall Care Centre brings together nursing, dementia and complex care in three distinct courts, with support arranged around different levels of need. Its setting includes a specially designed dementia household and private garden suites for 24-hour nursing care, alongside residential and respite options.

Residents have access to open-plan lounges, bright conservatories and accessible gardens, with living and dining areas arranged for…