Physical disability care homes in York

Adults recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, acquired brain injury and other complex neurological conditions can access specialist rehabilitation at Woodlands Neurological Rehabilitation. The centre provides level 2A rehabilitation and treatment for up to 27 adults, with inpatient and outpatient pathways.

Each patient works with a specialist multidisciplinary team led by a consultant in rehabilitation medicine.

Amarna House Care Home provides residential and dementia care in York, with respite care also available through its service range. The home supports older people and individuals with specialist needs, with care shaped around each resident and their preferences.

Life in the home includes meals, meaningful activities, social opportunities and time with family.

Apple Tree Care Home provides long-term residential care for 20 people over 65, including some residents living with dementia. The home offers three day rooms, including a television lounge and open-plan dining room, plus a sitting room and conservatory overlooking a bird-feeding station.

Activities take place every day and include sing-alongs, entertainment sessions and movement to music.

Restored historic surroundings set Chocolate Works Care Village apart in York, where older people can receive residential, dementia or nursing care. Respite and end-of-life care are also available, alongside daily activities and support tailored to differing needs.

Facilities include a cinema room, café and pub, with private dining, a hair and beauty salon and gardens also available. Rooms can include en-suite facilities and mobility equipment.

Chocolate Works Care Village provides residential, dementia and nursing care for older people in a restored historic building in York. Its setting includes an activities room, café and cinema room, with modern facilities alongside the building’s original character.

Care is tailored through an assessment covering mobility, personal care, dietary and cultural needs.

Within the New Lodge community at New Earswick, New Lodge provides a purpose-built registered care facility near York. The Edwardian garden village also includes apartments for people over 55 and the Folk Hall, giving the home a neighbourhood context beyond the care setting.

The care provision is registered without nursing, while the wider organisation also offers extra-care and independent living schemes.

Residential, dementia, end-of-life, respite and day care are available through Rawcliffe Manor’s care offering in York. The home is designed for older people who need support while retaining comfort, choice and opportunities for social connection.

Residents can join dancing, board games and live music, with church services and outings also available.

Somerset House Nursing Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, with its registered scope also covering physical disabilities and younger adults. The home’s wider care model includes person-centred care plans, regular reviews and family involvement as needs change.

Dementia support is delivered across the care team, with activities such as reminiscing, gardening and baking used to support wellbeing.

Meadowbeck provides nursing, dementia and respite care for older people and adults with physical disabilities or other support needs. The home’s person-centred approach encourages families to contribute to care and life-enrichment planning.

Residents can take part in varied activities, with staff helping people attend sessions and family events.

Clifton Hall Care Home combines residential and dementia care for older people with an active programme of social activities, food and shared experiences. It is part of Yorkare Homes, a family-owned care provider.

Residents can join activities, enjoy home-cooked meals and use facilities including a café bar and cinema. The home also arranges outings to theatres, cinemas and the seaside.

Goldsborough Manor Care Home combines residential, dementia and respite care for older adults from York and surrounding North Yorkshire communities. Nursing and rehabilitation care are also listed, with 24-hour personalised support in a purpose-built setting.

The home has 62 en-suite bedrooms, dedicated outdoor spaces and a specialist Strensall Common Dementia Suite.

Haxby Hall Care Home provides residential and dementia care, alongside end-of-life, respite and day-care pathways. Its home environment combines private rooms and communal spaces with facilities designed to support social life, personal care and everyday comfort.

Residents can use two in-house bars, restaurant-standard dining rooms and a cinema, while the home also provides gardening areas and raised beds.

Within Hartrigg Oaks, The Oaks provides registered care as part of a continuing care retirement community near York. The wider community includes around 250 people and sits in New Earswick, an Edwardian garden village within reach of York’s historic city centre.

The home’s registered scope covers nursing care for dementia, older people, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and younger adults.

Purpose-built accommodation in York supports older people through residential care at York Manor Care Home, with dedicated services for dementia, palliative and respite needs. The home has 72 beds and supports people who need help with daily living or more specialised end-of-life care.

Dementia support uses clear signage, personalised activities and a structured environment designed to encourage mobility and independence.