Sensory impairment care homes in Rotherham

Ashton Court Residential Home supports older people and residents living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment. Its registered scope covers residential care without nursing, with support shaped around individual needs and daily routines.

The home offers a daily activities timetable for residents with different mobility levels, alongside traditional varied home-cooked meals that accommodate specific dietary and nutritional…

Ladycroft Respite Service supports people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs through residential care and flexible support. The service can work with people in a registered care home, supported living accommodation, their own home or the wider community.

Support is tailored to individual needs, circumstances and preferences, with goals focused on meaningful lives and independence.

Purpose-built residential care at Mulberry Manor supports older people with full 24-hour care. The wider service range includes dementia and respite care, while the home itself provides a residential setting in Swinton.

Its setting is close to local cafés, shops and a supermarket, with a library, bus stops and a train station nearby.

Strafford House combines a restaurant and pub setting with comforting pub classics and vibrant world flavours. Its kitchen serves relaxed weekday dishes and Sunday roasts, while tables can be booked for dining and special occasions. The historic setting includes a log burner and a warmly decorated dining room.

The venue also hosts tribute nights and casual live music. Menus cover starters, mains and desserts, and gluten-free food is available.

Sunnyside Respite Service offers nursing care and short-break respite for adults with learning disabilities and physical disabilities in Rotherham. The service is also registered for older people, sensory impairment and younger adults, making it relevant to a broad range of support needs.

Voyage Care describes flexible pathways across residential care homes, supported living, home support and community settings.

Ten Acre Respite Service provides short-break care in Rotherham for up to five adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs. Support may also cover challenging behaviour, Down’s syndrome, epilepsy or cerebral palsy.

Its local offer is focused on respite, giving adults a temporary supported setting rather than a permanent residential arrangement.

Fenney Lodge supports eight younger adults with learning disabilities and associated physical disabilities in a residential home. Its registered scope also covers sensory impairment and younger adults, making it a specialist setting for people who need ongoing accommodation and daily support.

The whole building is designed to be wheelchair accessible, supporting residents who use wheelchairs in daily life.

A purpose-built 80-bed care home in Dinnington, Waterside Grange supports adults through nursing, residential and dementia care. Its registered scope includes older people, mental health needs and physical disabilities, making it relevant to families seeking more specialist support.

The Portland Care Group lists neurological, Parkinson’s, palliative, rehabilitation and respite pathways across its care services.