Physical disability care homes in Worcester

Perry Manor supports older people with nursing, residential, respite and dementia care, including end-of-life care. Its service combines accommodation with daily support, activities, dining and facilities suited to longer-term living or shorter stays.

Residents can use the café, activities room and cinema room, while the hair and beauty salon and conservatory add further shared spaces.

Constable House provides short- and long-term respite care for people with learning disabilities, complex needs, dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Each person receives a person-centred care plan covering their support needs, created with the individual, family members and relevant healthcare professionals.

The home offers activities during stays, including a Monday evening disco, local shopping trips, weekends away and opportunities to seek work…

Latimer Court provides residential, respite, nursing and dementia care in a care home serving Worcester. Its service supports residents with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other care needs, with short stays available alongside longer-term care.

The home combines clinical support with activities, outings and social spaces. Seasonal meals are prepared on the premises using locally sourced meat and vegetables, with modified…

Care plans at Northwick Grange are centred on the requirements of each resident, with residential support for older people living with dementia or physical disabilities. The home offers meals, activities and social interaction for people who may no longer want to live alone.

Northwick Grange belongs to Clarendon Care Group, whose wider services include residential and dementia care.

Shaw Red Hill Care Centre offers nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care in a purpose-built 90-bed home in Worcester. It also specialises in care for younger people with physical and learning disabilities, extending its service beyond older-person care alone.

Residents have en-suite bedrooms, lounges, dining rooms and an activities room, with a garden for outdoor use and visiting professionals providing salon treatments.

The Belmont supports older adults through residential, memory, personal and respite care. Its day care service is for people living at home who would benefit from companionship, activities and professional support during the day.

Residents can use the cinema room, pamper suite and bistro restaurant. Activities include gentle exercise, reminiscence and gardening.

The Willows Care Home provides residential support for older people, including people living with dementia and physical or sensory needs. The home accepts both long-term and short-term residents and offers around-the-clock personal care from trained staff.

Residents have access to individual rooms, communal dining and a varied menu that can accommodate health-related and religious dietary needs.

Henwick Grange provides residential and nursing care in Worcester, including 24-hour support for people living with dementia. The home is suited to longer-term residents and respite stays, with the wider Bondcare service helping families understand care types, funding and the transition into a home.

Families can arrange a viewing, and the provider explains that residents may bring small furniture and personal belongings, subject to safety checks.

Nursing care at Perdiswell Rose Care Home is available for older people and younger adults, including residents living with dementia or physical disabilities. The home is registered to provide care with nursing and supports individual healthcare needs within a residential setting.

Daily life includes shared activities and opportunities for residents to spend time together, from games and singing to dancing and time in the garden.