Physical disability care homes in Warrington

Brampton Lodge’s core services are dementia and general nursing care in Warrington. The home also supports people who need residential care or respite, with registration covering older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

As part of Anavo, Brampton Lodge is presented as a care home built around activity, community and purpose.

Cheshire Grange combines nursing care with residential and dementia support for older people, and also offers respite or short stays. The home supports daily routines through activities, social spaces and care plans shaped around each resident’s needs and preferences.

Fresh food is cooked on site, including seasonal meals and modified-texture dishes where required.

Lilford Court provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. It forms part of Autism Initiatives, a charity offering specialist autism services, supported work placements, workshops and practical support for children and adults.

The wider service works with each person to understand their interests, strengths, worries and goals before arranging support.

Woodleigh provides residential care and supported living for older adults and adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities, mental health needs or memory and mobility challenges. Its homes and community facilities support people with different backgrounds and care needs.

Care is organised through a person-centred, outcome-driven framework agreed with each person and their loved ones.

Nurse-led care at Woolston House supports adults with complex needs in a community-based home. The registered care home supports older people and younger adults, including people living with dementia, mental health needs or physical disabilities.

Care is structured around changing individual needs, with nursing and care staff working alongside physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

London and Manchester Healthcare Limited operates purpose-built nursing homes offering general nursing and dementia care in Warrington and across the North West. Its specialist care programme also covers complex dementia, acquired brain injury and mental health-related nursing needs.

The organisation’s homes use individual care programmes, stimulating activities and comfortable residential environments, with facilities including en-suite rooms,…

Residential, nursing and respite care at Summerville Care Home supports older people in Stockton Heath, Warrington. Short-term convalescent stays and longer placements are available, with 43 bedrooms, sitting rooms and a landscaped garden.

Personalised care plans cover medical, personal and dietary needs, alongside hobbies, religious preferences and family suggestions.

Westy Hall Residential Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and palliative care in a 42-bed purpose-built home near Warrington town centre and Latchford village. Its rooms are en-suite, and the home includes comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces for residents to use.

Care is arranged around individual needs, with activities coordinators tailoring meaningful activities so residents can take part.

Belong Warrington Care Village combines residential, nursing and dementia care with an integrated retirement community. Residents can receive support in households within the village, while apartments offer an independent living option for older people who want to remain connected to care and community facilities.

The village provides activities, dining, hair and beauty services and an Admiral Nurse service.

Callands Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and specialist health care in Warrington. Nursing support is intended for people with ongoing medical conditions, medication needs or equipment requiring professional monitoring, while dementia care addresses changing routines, safety and daily tasks. The home can also support residents whose needs develop after hospital discharge or later require more specialised care.

Westvale House provides nursing and residential care for older people, younger adults with physical disabilities and people needing respite or short stays. Residents receive support in a home designed around safety, independence and individual preferences, with care plans shaped by their needs.

Daily life includes freshly prepared meals using locally sourced meat and vegetables, including modified-texture dishes where required.

Meadowview Care Home provides 24-hour residential dementia care and respite care for up to 41 residents. The home supports older people and residents with physical disabilities in a setting designed around personal and social care.

Activities include themed days, organised entertainment, outings and creative sessions, while the home offers a single-storey layout and grounds with a walk around a green meadow.

Holcroft Grange provides residential and dementia care in a 40-bed home in the centre of Culcheth. Its wider service list also includes respite and palliative care, with 24-hour support organised through care plans tailored to each resident’s needs.

A lifestyle programme encourages activity and engagement, while the home’s village setting places residents close to local amenities and community life.

Residential, nursing and dementia care are among the services offered by Florence Mill Care Home, with respite and day care also available. Its registered scope includes older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities, sensory impairment or mental health needs.

Care planning can involve relatives, with support shaped around each resident’s wishes, dignity and privacy.

4 Cronulla Drive provides residential support through Catalyst Choices, an adult social care organisation serving people with additional needs and older adults facing challenges with memory or mobility. The service is relevant to people with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities or age-related support needs.

Care is organised through a person-centred, outcome-driven framework.

Arplemere Care Home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment through residential care. The home also supports younger adults, with care planned around changing needs and delivered around the clock.

Families can explore the home, share a meal and meet the team before deciding. Personal care, medication support and nutritious meals are included in one transparent fee, which does not change when…