Sensory impairment care homes in Birmingham

Short stays and long-term care are available at The Oaks Care Home, which offers residential and nursing support alongside dementia care. Residents can come and go as they please while keeping the team informed, supporting a degree of independence within the home.

Daily life includes activities, outings, catering and housekeeping, with transport arranged for trips to local towns and places of interest.

Residential, dementia and respite care are available at Metchley Manor for older people in Edgbaston, Birmingham. The home also provides end-of-life care and offers daily activities alongside facilities such as a café, garden, activities room and reminiscence room.

Before moving in, a care needs assessment considers mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs.

Metchley Manor provides residential, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Birmingham. Daily life includes planned activities, a café and garden, with additional facilities such as a hair and beauty salon, minibus outings and a reminiscence room.

Care planning begins with an assessment covering mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and cultural or religious needs.

Beech House provides 24-hour care and support for six people with visual impairment, other sensory needs or specialist support requirements. The home is a large detached period house in Birmingham, with ensuite bedrooms and shared spaces designed for residents who need a supported living environment.

Facilities include an accessible enclosed garden, a sensory room and communal areas, while the wider provider supports independent living for people…

Bishops Manor offers residential, nursing, dementia, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Sutton Coldfield. Residents have access to daily activities and facilities including a café, garden, activities room and cinema room.

The care process includes a pre-admission assessment covering mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and other needs.

Bourn View combines residential and dementia care with a community setting for people over 65. Its care model is designed around daily life, from meals and social activities to time with family, while support is shaped around each resident’s interests, history and changing needs.

The home forms part of Avery Healthcare and offers restaurant-style dining rooms with table service, professionally prepared meals and opportunities for friendships,…

Bourn View supports people over 65 with residential and dementia care in Bournville, Birmingham. Daily life combines care with meals, activities and social opportunities, while the home’s approach gives attention to residents’ interests, passions and life experiences.

Residents can enjoy meaningful activities, time with family and shared social occasions.

Residential care at Chesterberry supports people with learning disabilities and sensory impairments in a home setting. The service is registered for learning disabilities and sensory impairment, with daily life centred on support, participation and independence.

The wider organisation offers independent living support and housing advice, including help with benefits, tenancies, utilities and specialist equipment.

Edgbaston Manor provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, with respite and end-of-life care also available. The home includes a café, garden and activities room, supporting everyday routines and shared activities.

Further facilities include a hair and beauty salon, pub or bar and minibus for outings. Before admission, a care-needs assessment considers mobility, personal care and dietary requirements, helping identify the…

Hurstway Care Home provides 24-hour nursing care for people who need support with personal care, medication, mobility and daily routines. Residents receive an assessment so the amount of help can reflect individual needs, with regular clinical assessments carried out by qualified nurses.

The home also offers dementia care, palliative care and activities, alongside cooking, cleaning and personal care.

Kenrick Centre supports people with dementia, mental health needs, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment in Birmingham. The setting includes an emergency assessment unit and a residential unit, with activities available for residents.

The centre has accessible assessment spaces with room for wheelchair users and reserved parking for people attending Blue Badge assessments.