Physical disability care homes in Woking

Older people can access residential, nursing and dementia care at Coxhill Manor Nursing and Residential Home, with respite and end-of-life support also documented. The home combines everyday care with bright surroundings, activities and facilities such as a café, garden and spa bathroom.

Care planning begins with an assessment of mobility, personal care, dietary and cultural needs.

Residential care at Greys Residential Home supports older people and those living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. The home provides single rooms with en-suite bathrooms or wet rooms, alongside communal lounges, a conservatory, dining areas and mature gardens.

Daily life includes fresh home-cooked meals, alternative menus for dietary requirements and support at mealtimes where needed.

Jackman's Lodge provides private residential care for older people, with long-term and short-term stays, respite, palliative and convalescent care. Support is tailored through an assessment process that considers the individual’s health and level of dependency before admission.

The home combines residential care with an activity programme, a dining room and bistro, and freshly cooked meals prepared by a private chef.

Short-term stays, longer-term residence and nursing support are available at Kettlewell House Nursing Home for older people and adults who need dementia care, nursing care or help with physical disabilities. The home is registered to provide care for older people, younger adults and people living with dementia or physical disabilities.

As part of Aurem Care, the home sits within a provider offering residential, nursing, dementia and respite care.

Kings Lodge Care Centre provides residential, dementia and nursing care within CHD Living’s wider care service range, with palliative care also available through the group. It is registered as a care home with nursing for older people, younger adults, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and dementia.

The home’s care model is person-centred and supports family involvement around individual needs.

Residential, dementia and respite care at Kingsleigh supports older people, including those with mental health needs or physical disabilities. The home is designed for everyday routines as well as social engagement, with activities and outings forming part of life there.

Residents have access to a garden, hair and beauty salon, cinema room and pub or bar, alongside lounges and church services.

The Chestnuts provides specialist residential care for up to 20 adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism, sensory impairments and communication needs. The service is designed for people who need structured support while retaining choice and control in everyday routines.

Its approach focuses on individualised care and support that helps residents build independence, confidence and meaningful daily…

Beech Trees provides residential support for younger adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and other complex needs. The service is designed for people moving towards greater independence, including those transitioning from children’s to adult services or leaving hospital for supported accommodation.

Support is person-led and informed by an in-house nurse-led team, with clinical guidance, protocols, training and competency…

Coxhill Manor combines residential, dementia and nursing care with respite and end-of-life support for older people in Woking. Its care assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs before someone moves in, helping establish the support required.

Families can also consider daily activities, dining and facilities such as a café, hair salon and spa bathroom.

Emily Lodge Short Breaks Service supports disabled and autistic people through residential short breaks and respite care. The service is suited to older people, younger adults and people with learning or physical disabilities who need a supported stay away from their usual home.

Its wider support model focuses on helping people live active lives in their local communities, with care plans developed around individual needs and goals.

Residential, dementia and respite care for older people form the core of Kingsleigh’s service in Woking. The home also supports people with physical disabilities and mental health needs, with care planned around individual requirements and daily routines.

Life at Kingsleigh includes organised activities and outings, alongside quieter spaces. Residents can use the garden, cinema room and lounge, while the home also offers a hair and beauty salon,…