Physical disability care homes in Worthing

Berkeley Lodge provides nursing care and specialist dementia care for older people in Worthing, including short-term and longer stays. The home’s care planning involves residents and families, with support designed around personal needs, preferences, independence and choice.

The 67 bedrooms include personal climate control and large HD televisions, while shared lounges, dining rooms and secure gardens support daily life.

Bramshaw House provides specialist residential support for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including people with complex needs and behaviours of distress. The home is presented as a calm seaside setting for people who need person-led support, with care registered for learning disabilities, mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Its care model uses Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK…

Residential and dementia care at Camowen is intended for people who need a secure, homely setting in Worthing, including residents living with dementia. The family-owned home has operated under the same family since 2005 and provides 20 single bedrooms, each with an en-suite. Its care offer is supported by trained staff and a person-centred activity programme.

Daily life combines quiet residential surroundings with gardens, food and entertainment…

Nursing care, rehabilitation and respite support are available for physically disabled ex-Service personnel and eligible immediate family members at Care for Veterans. The service supports former members of the RAF, Army, Royal Navy and auxiliary services aged 18 and over, including people with acquired brain injury and degenerative neurological conditions.

A multidisciplinary team provides physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychological…

Specialist residential support at Chantry is designed for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people, including those with complex needs and behaviours of distress. The Worthing home combines a sociable setting with support intended to promote independence, wellbeing and meaningful relationships.

Its care model is rooted in Positive Behaviour Support and PROACT-SCIPr-UK training.

Residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care are available at Highgrove House, a family-run home for older people in Worthing. The home provides round-the-clock support and is registered for care without nursing, including support for dementia, mental health needs and physical disabilities.

Daily life combines individual care with fresh meals, activities, outings and community engagement.

Longacre Care Home Limited provides residential, nursing and dementia care in Worthing, with intermediate care and palliative care also available. Its registered services cover varied support needs, including mental health, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, with 24-hour nursing support for residents with consistent care needs.

Each resident receives an individual care plan covering physical, emotional and behavioural needs, alongside…

By the sea in Worthing, Lulworth provides sociable residential support for adults with learning disabilities or autism, including people with complex needs and behaviours of distress. Its quieter setting has access to local shops and coastal walks.

Liaise uses Positive Behaviour Support and a person-led approach focused on independence, wellbeing and meaningful progress.

St Mary's Residential Care Home provides residential, dementia, respite and short-stay care for older adults and people with physical disabilities. Care plans respond to changing needs, daily preferences and family involvement.

The home offers 24-hour care, social and creative activities and a hairdressing salon. Residents can join tailored activities or spend time independently, while families can arrange visits and trial stays.

Stanhope Lodge is a residential care home for people with learning disabilities. Its registered scope also includes younger adults and people with physical disabilities, giving it a broad remit for assessed support needs.

The service is relevant to people seeking residential learning disability care in Durrington. Placements depend on individual assessment and the agreed care pathway, with support shaped around the person’s requirements.

Tenby House provides residential and dementia care for older people, with activities treated as part of everyday care rather than an optional extra. Residents can choose from individual and group activities based on their interests, abilities and current needs.

The home’s programme includes reading, writing, crosswords, word searches and other creative or cognitive activities.

The Beeches Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, respite, convalescent and end-of-life care for older people and adults with physical disabilities. Registered nurses and experienced carers deliver round-the-clock support in a small, family-run home where care can be adapted to individual needs.

Residents have access to en-suite accommodation, gardens, a contemporary lounge and dining room, and meals prepared daily from fresh local produce.

The Poets provides registered nursing care for older people and adults with physical disabilities or sensory impairment in central Worthing. The home supports both long and short-term stays, with person-centred care planning shaped by residents and families. Its 67 bedrooms include en-suite facilities, personal climate control and large HD televisions.

Residents can use lounges, dining rooms, secure gardens and a bistro with views across the…

Fethneys Living Options provides residential support for disabled adults, including people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and complex needs. The service is presented as a home for people who need assistance while retaining choice and independence in everyday life.

Its wider organisation also provides residential care, nursing homes and supported living, but the evidence specific to Fethneys establishes an assisted-living and…

Specialist residential support at 1 Charmandean Road is intended for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs. The service is part of Achieve together, which also supports people with acquired brain injuries and additional support needs.

Support is structured through the Wheel of Engagement, a person-centred framework co-produced with people receiving support, families and teams.

42 Twyford Gardens supports adults with learning and physical disabilities in a residential care setting. Its wider specialist approach also covers complex needs, with support organised around identity, wellbeing and independence.

The service can help people moving from children’s services into adult life, giving families a structured route through that change. It also supports hospital discharge into residential or supported living.

Dementia care is the central focus at Lavender Lodge, a residential home supporting older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities, mental health needs or sensory impairment. Person-centred care respects each resident’s dignity, choice and comfort, with trained staff supporting everyday life in Worthing.

Residents can take part in a tailored activities programme including quizzes, bingo and moderate exercise.