Sensory impairment care homes in Dudley

Allenbrook Home provides residential and nursing care in Halesowen, with short stays for respite and recovery. Accommodation, meals and personal care are tailored to each resident, while qualified nurses and care assistants support needs ranging from daily help to round-the-clock nursing.

The home has a lounge, conservatory, garden and dedicated activities department.

Arcare for Forte Limited supports people with learning disabilities and mental health conditions through specialist accommodation and care in the Wolverhampton area. Its wider service includes support for autism, dementia, schizophrenia and moderate challenging behaviours, with homes intended for people with assessed care needs.

The organisation also provides a hub offering education, fitness, health and skills-based facilities.

Inclusion House forms part of Inclusion Independence, a provider of tailored care and support for adults aged 18 to 65. Its work centres on social inclusion and residential support for people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex requirements. The organisation presents its homes as individual settings within a wider provision, with locations and projects connected to Stourbridge and surrounding West Midlands areas.

Island Court Care Home provides 24-hour nursing, residential and dementia care in Bilston, with respite care also available. The 55-bedroom home supports older people and adults with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, including residents whose needs require registered nursing supervision.

Care plans are developed with residents and families and reviewed as needs change.

Parkfield Grange provides residential, dementia, respite and registered nursing care in Stourbridge. The home offers 24-hour support and short stays, including respite visits that can give prospective residents time to experience the community before making a permanent decision.

Care is delivered in a residential setting with activities, dining and hospitality built into daily life.

Victoria Lodge offers residential, dementia and respite care in Brierley Hill, with support shaped around individual circumstances and personal routines. The home sits within Hartford Care’s wider provision for older people and other adults with changing care needs.

Families can also discuss day care, end of life care, fees and care plans with the provider.

Redbrick Court provides residential, dementia, day, respite and palliative care for people over 60 with varied and complex needs. The Stourbridge home is designed around older residents who want a supportive setting while retaining choice and independence in daily life.

Bedrooms include storage, comfortable seating and flat-screen television, with many also offering en-suite shower rooms.

A converted rectory in Stourbridge provides the setting for Highbury House Mental Health Unit, registered for up to 19 adults with mental health illnesses and/or learning disabilities. The home is intended for living in, with care delivered in a homely and therapeutic environment.

Residents receive support focused on independence, dignity and choice in everyday life.

Specialist brain injury and neurological care at Jubilee Court includes rehabilitation, physiotherapy and personalised support. The service has three accommodation areas arranged around assessed needs, with fully en-suite bedrooms and spaces for therapy, sensory work and rehabilitation.

Rehabilitation kitchens support practical skill-building, while hydrotherapy baths and community links form part of the wider setting.