Sensory impairment care homes in South Staffordshire

Specialist nursing care at Perton Manor is designed for adults aged 45 and over living with complex mental health needs. The home also supports people with dementia, sensory disorders, physical disabilities and nursing requirements, with registration for 50 male and female clients.

The single-storey, purpose-built home sits within 4½ acres and provides substantial communal space.

High Lodge Care Home supports older people with residential care, dementia care, physical disabilities, rehabilitation and convalescence. Care is available 24 hours a day, with plans developed with residents and families around individual needs, preferences and choices. Dementia nursing care is available for people assessed as needing constant supervision from a trained nurse.

The home accommodates 29 residents in single and shared en-suite rooms…

Sedgley Court delivers 24-hour, all-inclusive residential and residential dementia care in Dudley, with respite and long-term options. The home supports older people, people with dementia, mental health needs, sensory impairment and younger adults.

Its service range covers planned short stays as well as continuing residential support. The home is part of HC-One and combines residential care with dementia provision in one setting.

Woodford House provides specialist nursing care and accommodation for adults over 45 living with dementia or complex mental health needs. The home can support people with mental illness, sensory disorder, physical disability and palliative care needs, with qualified nurses on duty 24 hours a day.

Each client’s circumstances and health are assessed regularly, and care programmes are tailored to individual needs.

Ashfield House supports people with learning disabilities, mental health needs, physical disabilities and sensory impairment through residential care and supported living. Its wider organisation offers nature-based day opportunities including horticulture, animal care and countryside management.

The service is part of Camphill Village Trust, an adult learning disability charity focused on supported living and community participation.

Bridge Manor supports older people through residential, dementia and respite care in Wombourne. Its purpose-built setting combines everyday care with shared spaces and activities designed to support social connection and engagement.

Residents can use a cinema, therapy room and activity room, while the home also provides a library, landscaped gardens and private dining facilities.

Bridge Manor provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people in a purpose-built care home. Residents have access to a cinema, hair salon and therapy room, with additional activity and social spaces available throughout the home.

The home’s approach includes meaningful activities, social opportunities and moments shaped around individual interests and life experiences.