Physical disability care homes in Vale of White Horse

Specialist support for acquired brain injury, neurological conditions and complex health needs forms part of The Grange Care Centre’s nursing and residential provision. Continuing care includes accommodation, meals, clinical care, supervision and social activities for people requiring longer-term support.

Convalescent care assists recovery after illness, injury or hospital stays, with rehabilitation and ongoing nursing assistance where required.

Bridge House provides residential, nursing, respite and end-of-life care for people with or without dementia, on a short- or long-term basis. Its nurses and carers work around the clock, with personal care plans developed alongside residents and families. The home also helps residents access local GPs and dentists for routine appointments.

Daily life is supported by an experienced team led by a registered nurse and dementia specialist.

Oxenford House provides residential, respite and day care in a small home with 25 single bedrooms. The home supports older people who need help with daily living while retaining individual routines, interests and social connections.

Meals are prepared by chefs using local suppliers where possible, with attention to nutritional, special and therapeutic diets.

Residential, nursing, dementia and short-term respite care are available at Chawley Grove, supporting older people and adults with changing care needs. The home has registered nurses available day and night, with en-suite bedrooms intended to provide privacy and everyday support.

Short-term stays can support people after illness, surgery or a hospital stay, while longer placements provide ongoing care.

Coxwell Hall and Mews Nursing Home provides specialist dementia care for residents with complex behaviours, alongside nursing and residential support. Its team also works with people who may need close management of complex dementia or mental health needs, including shorter-term respite breaks.

The home combines person-centred care with a relaxed daily routine. Residents can personalise rooms, enjoy secure grounds and take part in activities…

Elmbrook Court Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and adults with varied support needs. The purpose-built home combines tailored care with activities, social opportunities and practical support designed around each resident’s interests and independence.

Care planning is supported by advanced technology intended to improve safety and connection, while the home offers a dedicated lifestyle programme…

Kirlena House provides residential and dementia care in a purpose-built home in Kennington, Oxford. It is designed for people who need accommodation, personal care and daily support, with dementia registered as a specialist area rather than registered nursing provision.

The smaller home has nearly all rooms en suite and shares a village-road setting and family ownership with Mon Choisy.

Leafield Residential Care Home specialises in dementia care for people who need additional help with daily living. It provides 24-hour residential care and day care, with assessments and individual care planning used to shape support for each resident.

The home encourages independence and resident choice through tailored activities and therapies, including arts and crafts, entertainers, sports therapy and animal therapy.

Mon Choisy Care Home provides residential care, residential dementia care and respite stays in Kennington, Oxford. Personal care with accommodation, daily living support and meals are provided in a family-run setting, with dementia as a registered specialism.

Mon Choisy is the larger of the organisation’s two homes, with 28 large rooms and a more active character.

Oxford Manor Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in a newly built home near Didcot. The residence sits on the edge of Harwell village, with countryside views and access from the A34 and nearby bus services.

The home offers an active environment, person-centred support and activities designed to help residents enjoy meaningful daily experiences.

Stowford House Care Home provides residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Abingdon. Its care offer is designed for residents whose needs may range from everyday support to more complex nursing or dementia care.

The home provides daily activities, gardens and garden-view rooms, with a café and minibus for outings.

Wytham House provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people in Oxford, with respite and end-of-life care also available. The purpose-built home stands in the grounds of Oaken Holt Estate and offers specialist dementia support within a broad care setting.

Residents have access to an activities room, cinema room, garden, lounge and minibus outings.

Charlton Lodge supports older people with residential and dementia care, alongside respite and end-of-life care in Wantage. Residents can take part in daily activities, outings and events, with communal areas that include a café and cinema room.

Short stays provide respite support for families, while care assessments consider mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and cultural or religious needs before admission.

Charlton Lodge supports older people in Wantage with residential, dementia and respite care, alongside end-of-life care. The home combines accommodation with activities, social spaces and practical support for daily life.

Its facilities include an on-site café and cinema room, with a garden, lounge areas, hair and beauty salon and minibus for outings.

Stowford House Care Home supports older people with residential, nursing and dementia care, alongside respite and end-of-life care in Abingdon. Before admission, the team assesses needs such as mobility, personal care and dietary requirements to shape the support plan.

The purpose-built home includes a café, garden, hair salon, minibus outings and couples’ suites.

Wytham House provides residential and nursing care for older people in Oxford, including specialist dementia care and support for people with physical disabilities. Respite and end-of-life care are also included in its documented service range.

Residents can take part in daily activities and use the cinema room, garden and minibus for outings. Hair and beauty facilities, a pub or bar and an activities room add to everyday life.