Sensory impairment care homes in Mid Sussex

Woodlands Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing care for residents with complex needs, including dementia, physical disabilities, chronic respiratory conditions and rehabilitation needs after illness or stroke. It also considers respite placements alongside longer-term nursing care.

A core team of qualified nurses can adapt support as a resident’s condition changes, with care plans covering nursing, dietary and personal requirements.

Ashton House provides residential and nursing care for elderly, frail and mentally infirm people, including specialist dementia support. The old country house setting includes a dedicated dementia unit, flexible care options and support for residents with varied nursing and personal care needs.

Residents can join group activities or one-to-one sessions, with options including crafts, baking, music and excursions.

Specialist dementia nursing care is the focus at Bletchingley, including support for residents with complex needs or behaviour that can make other placements unsuitable. The purpose-built home also supports people with limited mobility and wheelchair use.

The two-storey building has 24 bedrooms, en-suite wet-room showers and a secure garden. Many ground-floor rooms open directly outdoors, giving residents personal space and garden access within a…

Duckyls Farm Centre provides day opportunities and educational activities for people with learning and physical disabilities, sensory impairment and acquired brain injury. Based in East Grinstead, the centre supports people to develop skills through occupational opportunities and activities, alongside Diagrama’s wider residential and supported-living services.

The service is designed for vulnerable adults and children across Diagrama’s care…

Magnolia House provides long-term residential support for four adults with learning disabilities and autism. The all-male home offers dedicated one-to-one support, using a spacious detached house as a setting for people to develop independence and take part in everyday life.

Support is delivered by a workforce with specialist skills and is focused on individual needs.

Ullswater Cottage provides permanent and respite nursing care for adults under 65 living with long-term neurological conditions. Specialist support includes acquired brain injury, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and motor neurone disease, with 24-hour care near Pease Pottage.

Care plans reflect each resident’s needs, preferences and goals, combining clinical and personal support with emotional and social wellbeing.

Littlefair provides 24-hour residential care for older people in East Grinstead. The independently owned home is purpose-built, with a layout designed for accessible movement between bedrooms, communal rooms, dining space and the quadrangle garden.

Residents can take part in group and one-to-one activities, outings and visiting performances, supported by a dedicated Activities Organiser and a specially adapted bus.

Residential, dementia and respite care are offered at Furze Field Manor, an all-inclusive care home in Sayers Common. The package includes personalised care, meals and activities within one fixed weekly fee, so the cost does not change when a resident’s care needs change. The home also provides 24-hour person-centred care.

Daily life includes home-cooked nutritious meals, social events and varied activities.

Residential and dementia care for older people is available at Keymer Hall Burgess Hill Ltd, a newly opened care home in Burgess Hill. Its family-centred model combines accommodation with dining, activities and opportunities for residents to personalise their rooms.

The Life Enrichment Programme includes fitness sessions, creative workshops and memory-focused activities.