Sensory impairment care homes in Elmbridge

Eliza Palmer Hub provides residential and nursing care for older people in Walton-on-Thames, with care packages shaped around residents’ histories, preferences and changing needs. The registered scope includes older people, physical disabilities and sensory impairment, and the home also has links with external healthcare professionals.

Residents have access to 24-hour staffing, nurse call bells and regular visits from professionals including…

Esher Manor Care Home provides residential and dementia care in a setting designed around social life, personal choice and everyday comfort. Residents live in en-suite studios, one-bed apartments or deluxe apartments, with large enclosed gardens, an entertainment suite and a salon. The home also offers activities, friendships and social opportunities intended to help residents stay engaged.

Residential and dementia care at Signature at Weybridge is complemented by respite, rehabilitation and palliative care. The purpose-built home provides contemporary accommodation near Weybridge town, with care plans that can evolve as residents’ needs change.

Residents have access to meals, housekeeping, laundry and lifestyle activities within the home’s wider service.

Signature at Weybridge provides residential, dementia, respite, rehabilitation and palliative care in a purpose-built care home near Weybridge town. The home combines personalised care with contemporary accommodation, dining and lifestyle activities for residents who want structured support without losing everyday choice.

The service welcomes couples in suitable studios and one-bedroom apartments, with accommodation and care priced separately for…

The Summers supports people with dementia, learning disabilities and the needs of older or younger adults through nursing and residential care. It forms part of CHD Living, a family-owned care group whose wider services include residential care, nursing care and dementia support.

Families can arrange a tour, including a virtual tour, while activities form part of the wider daily routine.

Adults aged 18 and over with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment, dementia and complex needs are supported at The Pines. The home also works with some people with acquired brain injury, mental health needs, substance misuse or eating disorders.

Individual Support Plans are adapted to each person, covering independence, communication, health access and community participation.