Physical disability care homes in West Devon

Hart Care Residential Home provides residential, respite, dementia and end-of-life care in Yelverton, within Dartmoor National Park. The home supports elderly individuals and couples, with care planned around changing levels of independence and personal support needs.

Its long-standing, non-agency team provides continuity of care, while the home offers private furnished rooms for respite residents and support available around the clock.

Homeland provides residential and day support for adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory loss, mental health problems and complex needs. Its assessment process involves the individual and, where needed, their family or representative, helping establish the level of support required.

Support packages can cover daily living tasks, skills development and opportunities to live more independently.

Long and short-term stays are available at Kent House, a residential care home in Okehampton for older people, including those living with dementia or physical disabilities. Accommodation, meals and personal care form the basis of the service, with healthcare professionals visiting the home.

Residents can use two lounges, a dining room, sensory room and maintained gardens.

The Red House Residential Home provides permanent residential care, respite care, day care and early-stage dementia support for older people and those with physical disabilities. The small home has shared spaces and gardens looking towards Dartmoor, with rooms arranged for individual comfort and familiar routines.

Life at the home includes activities planned around residents’ interests, live music, creative sessions, animal visits and days out.

Young adults with learning disabilities or mental health needs can receive residential support at Bracken Tor House in Okehampton. The small home also supports people in the community, helping residents retain independence, identity and a sense of value.

Residents are supported to use local facilities and take part in community opportunities. Families can view the home, arrange a visit or turn up without booking.

For up to 27 people aged 65 and over, Crelake House provides residential care in Tavistock. The home supports older adults who need help with daily routines but do not require nursing care, with individual needs recorded in a personal care plan.

Support can include personal care, meals and mobility assistance, while private bedrooms and communal lounges shape the setting.

Burdon Grange Care Home provides specialist nursing care for adults living with complex health needs, physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries and neurological conditions. Registered nurses work alongside an in-house physiotherapy team, the dedicated care team and external NHS therapists, consultants and specialist services.

Care is available around the clock and is planned around clinical needs, independence and personal wellbeing.

Chollacott House provides residential and nursing care in an Edwardian building in Tavistock. The home supports residents through a progressive care model, with a recently completed 10-bedroom wing and services for people whose needs may require either residential or nursing support.

Residents can use gardens, a conservatory and interiors shaped with guidance from the RNIB and Alzheimer’s Society.

For adults needing nursing care alongside rehabilitation, Moorland Garden Nursing Home supports people with dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities in a person-centred setting overlooking Dartmoor.

Its team includes qualified nurses, healthcare assistants and wider support staff. A physiotherapy department works with local authorities and NHS services, including occupational and speech therapy, for people recovering after surgery,…

Everyday household life is central to West View, where people living with dementia can help prepare vegetables, lay the table or clear dishes. Residents and staff eat and work together, creating a setting built around participation rather than passive routines.

Wren House is designed for earlier-stage dementia and Robin House for more progressed dementia, with assessments used to identify the suitable household and movement between them when…