Physical disability care homes in Wokingham

Sonning Gardens Care Home supports older people with residential, nursing and dementia care near Reading. The home is part of Avery Healthcare, whose care model also includes respite stays. Its setting is a care home in a Thames-side village, with support shaped around individual circumstances.

Life at Sonning Gardens includes meals, activities, social opportunities and time with family.

Wild Acres Care Home supports people with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment in Wokingham, with 26 single bedrooms and en-suite facilities in 13 of them. Every room has a nurse call bell system, while the remaining bedrooms have washbasins and nearby bathrooms.

Residents can use two communal lounges, a separate dining room and landscaped gardens with patio seating.

Bluebell House provides support for older people living with dementia and nursing care for people aged 65 and over with long-term health conditions. Its period property has 50 bedrooms and sits within walking distance of Wokingham town centre, the railway station and local shops.

Care is person-centred, with staff learning what matters to each resident and involving loved ones in feedback.

Glebelands House provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people, including residents with complex physical or cognitive needs. The home offers 24-hour care within a not-for-profit organisation, with individual assessments and support shaped around each resident’s routines, preferences and communication.

Respite stays can support recovery after illness, additional care following hospital discharge or a family carer’s break.

Residential care at Suffolk Lodge supports older people, including those living with dementia and physical disabilities. The home operates without nursing provision and offers a settled setting with structured daily support.

Organised activities form part of life at the home, including activities designed for residents with severe dementia.

Warren Lodge Care Centre supports older people and people living with dementia through residential care shaped around individual needs, dignity and independence. Its wider service includes respite, continuing care and acquired brain injury support.

Care teams get to know residents’ wishes, preferences and personalities, while continuing care can include accommodation, meals and clinical care.

Bridge House Nursing Home combines independent and assisted retirement living with nursing, dementia, palliative, rehabilitation and respite care on one estate in Twyford. It supports people seeking a retirement community as well as residents with complex or long-term nursing needs, with registered nurses and carers available across dedicated settings.

The purpose-built nursing home sits beside a historic manor house and landscaped riverside…

Hallmark Alexandra Grange provides residential and dementia care in Wokingham and the surrounding area, with Hallmark’s wider care offer also including respite and nursing services. The home is part of a family-run group that describes its care as relationship-centred and tailored to individual needs.

Families can enquire about support for older people who need help with daily living or dementia care, while Hallmark also provides guidance on…

Parsons Grange provides residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end of life care for older people in Reading. Its care planning begins with an assessment of mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and other support needs, helping the team understand what assistance will be needed after moving in.

Residents have access to daily activities and on-site facilities including a garden, hair and beauty salon and cinema room.

Post-operative rehabilitation is a central service at Lynden Hill Clinic, particularly after hip or knee surgery. The clinic provides postoperative care, respite and rehabilitation, with physiotherapy and hydrotherapy tailored to each patient’s condition. It also offers 24-hour nursing care, GP access and en-suite rooms.

Patients can receive therapy as inpatients or outpatients while working towards returning home with confidence.

Parsons Grange supports older people through residential, dementia and nursing care, with respite and end-of-life care also available. A care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs before fees are determined.

Daily life includes activities and outings, a garden, hair and beauty salon and cinema room.