Physical disability care homes in Wigan

Belong Atherton Care Village combines residential, nursing and dementia care with a village-style setting for older people in Atherton. The registered service also supports people with mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Residents live in households, while the wider village offer includes an Admiral Nurse service, hair and beauty facilities and community spaces.

Belong Wigan Care Village brings residential care, nursing care and dementia care together in a retirement community for older people and younger adults. The setting includes households, apartments, a bistro and shared village facilities, giving residents opportunities to remain socially connected while receiving support.

Its wider Belong model also includes an Admiral Nurse service, active-lifestyle activities and organised trips and events.

Heathside Residential Home supports older people, younger adults and people with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home provides residential accommodation and everyday personal support in a care-home setting for people who need help with daily living.

Its registration establishes a care home without nursing. The home’s role is residential support rather than nursing provision, with care focused on the groups listed in its…

The Rowans Care Home supports people needing residential, nursing, dementia or other specialist care in Wigan. The home offers a continuum of care, covering short stays and longer-term arrangements, with trained team members supporting residents throughout their stay.

The service also helps residents remain connected to everyday life. Team members can arrange transport for outings, residents may come and go as they please, and rooms vary…

Berkeley House, operated by Cuerden Developments Limited, supports people requiring residential or nursing care, including residents with dementia or physical disabilities. The wider Cuerden Care organisation includes different centres for differing levels of support and care need.

Assessment considers each person’s support requirements, equipment and preferred activities before the home decides whether it can accommodate them.

Berkeley Park forms part of Cuerden Care’s residential and nursing care network for people with varying support needs, including older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and mental health needs. The group provides residential and nursing settings across Wigan, Preston and Bolton, with assessment used to understand the support, equipment and activities each person may require.

Specialist nursing care at Carrington Court supports older people, people with complex health conditions and young physically disabled adults. The clinical team provides round-the-clock support, including care for residents requiring tracheostomy care or joining after a hospital stay.

Personalised care plans reflect medical requirements, routines, preferences and aspirations, evolving as needs change.

Dean Wood Manor supports older people needing nursing care, including those living with dementia and other mental health conditions. Its registered scope also covers physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

The wider Dovehaven offer includes residential, nursing, dementia and specialist health care. Dean Wood Manor can support respite stays, while palliative care is also described for the home.

Residential, nursing, respite and dementia care are available at High Peak Lodge Residential & Nursing Home for older people and adults with differing support needs. The home is registered for care involving dementia, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with options ranging from longer-term living to short stays after hospital care.

Families can visit the home, meet staff and ask questions before deciding.

Lakeview delivers nurse-led complex care for adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities, neurological conditions and other complex or co-occurring needs. It forms part of Exemplar Health Care, whose homes use clinical governance and multidisciplinary support across specialist care pathways.

The wider service menu includes brain injury, end-of-life, Huntington's disease and learning disability care, alongside positive…

Mahogany Care Home provides nursing, residential and dementia care for up to 51 people, with long-term and respite stays available. The home supports older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities through personal care and daily support.

Meals use fresh, locally sourced ingredients and seasonal menus, with residents offered choices at every mealtime.

Westwood Lodge delivers nursing and palliative care for residents whose health needs require more than ordinary residential assistance. It is registered for dementia care, older people, physical disabilities and younger adults, with support shaped around individual health needs and lifestyle preferences.

The 76-bed home has en-suite bedrooms, assisted bathrooms, communal lounges and a private garden.

Jah-Jireh Charity Homes Wigan provides residential and nursing care for elderly Jehovah’s Witnesses, with physical and spiritual support forming the service’s defining purpose. The Wigan home is registered for nursing care and can consider people living with dementia when their assessed needs can be met.

The charity also offers respite care, including breaks of at least one week, subject to suitable care needs and room availability.

Shawcross Care Home offers residential, dementia, nursing, respite and day care for older people in a 50-bedroom home on the outskirts of Ashton-in-Makerfield. It also supports people needing 24-hour care within a community setting.

The home’s care range covers both long-term and shorter stays, while its day care service provides another route to support.