Sensory impairment care homes in North Lincolnshire

Adults with learning disabilities, autism and associated complex needs receive residential support at Barton House. The service is part of Voyage Care, whose wider options include residential homes, supported living, community support and flexible pathways for complex circumstances.

Support is organised around each person’s needs, values and preferences, with the aim of building independence, connection and a fulfilling daily life.

Phoenix Park Care Village provides residential and nursing care for people with varied support needs, including older people and those living with dementia. Its registered scope also includes physical disabilities, mental health, sensory impairment, younger adults and substance misuse.

Dementia support includes activity plans with reminiscence sessions, music, singing and animal therapy visits.

A converted farmhouse setting, large gardens and country views give Carseld Residential Home a distinctly rural character on the outskirts of Broughton. The home supports people aged 50 and above who need residential assistance, with dementia and respite care also listed among its services.

Registered for 22 residents, Carseld offers spacious accommodation, nurse call systems, assisted bathrooms and showers.

Norwood House provides residential, dementia, respite and day care for older people in Gunness, Scunthorpe. The service is designed around person-centred support, with day-care guests receiving freshly cooked meals, personal care, activities and companionship while families have support during the day.

The home also offers specialist dementia care in a safe, familiar setting and residential care in a Grade II listed building surrounded by secure…

Short-term reablement is at the heart of The Grange, supporting medically optimised people between hospital and home. The 17-bed centre is registered as a care home without nursing and covers older people, dementia and physical disability needs.

Personalised reablement plans help residents regain strength, confidence and everyday independence after illness, injury or hospital treatment.