Physical disability care homes in Westmorland and Furness

Jubilee House Therapy Centre is registered as a care home with nursing for older people, younger adults and people with mental health or physical disabilities. It is also associated with clinical care, personal wellbeing and practical support for members of the fire services community.

The wider service supports people working in fire and rescue roles, and their families, during and after service.

A guest house within a wider religious and care community, Boarbank Hall Nursing Home welcomes people seeking quiet surroundings, hospitality and time for reflection. The site includes a chapel and oratory, with regular community services and opportunities for private prayer.

The setting also supports the Canonesses of St Augustine and a nursing home caring for older people and people with physical disabilities.

Risedale at Aldingham Nursing Home provides nursing and dementia care for adults with complex care needs near Ulverston. The service is registered as a care home with nursing and supports older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities.

The home’s wider care offer includes specialist support for behaviour and complex needs. Accommodation is modern, bright and clean, with full en-suite facilities, while chefs prepare nutritious…

Abbotsfield Residential Care Home supports people aged 65 and over who no longer wish or feel able to live alone, and can also accept younger adults needing care and support. The home is equipped for physically frail people and those living with dementia or EMI needs.

Residents receive 24-hour support, home-cooked meals, furnished bedrooms and a varied activities programme shaped by their choices.

Brant Howe Residential Home provides residential and dementia care for people over 65 and others with similar needs. The family-run home accepts long-term residents, respite residents and day-care visitors, with district nurses attending when needed.

The home describes a calm, homely environment and offers menus with a varied choice of dishes. It is based in Kirkby Lonsdale, a market town close to the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District, and…

Adults who cannot live independently can access residential care at Bridge House, including people with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment or learning disabilities. The registered setting operates without nursing and can accommodate both temporary and longer-term residential needs.

Westmorland and Furness describes residential care homes as places where trained staff promote independence and help residents maintain family…

Croft Avenue Care Home provides residential care in Penrith for older people, including those living with dementia or physical frailty. The 30-bed home has furnished bedrooms, shared living areas, a dining room and landscaped outdoor space, with living areas accessible by wheelchair.

Residents receive support from trained staff around the clock, alongside home-cooked meals and special diets.

Gilling Reane Care Home supports older people and those living with dementia or physical disabilities through residential care without nursing. The home is intended for residents who need help with daily life while retaining familiar routines, interests and choice.

Life at the home includes communal activities and opportunities to continue hobbies. Residents can personalise their rooms and settle into comfortable surroundings, while the wider…

Residential, nursing, dementia and respite care are available at Kendal Care Home, with support shaped around residents’ needs and daily living skills. The home works alongside GPs, pharmacies and the NHS to coordinate wider care.

Dining considers individual preferences, allergies and dietary needs, with choices of seating, companions or quieter private areas. Residents can also join trips, cinema nights and exercise classes.