Sensory impairment care homes in Stoke-on-Trent

Choices Housing Association Limited provides supported housing, care and retirement living, including housing for people with learning disabilities and retirement living for people over 55. Its accommodation options are designed for people who want to live independently while receiving the level of support appropriate to their needs.

Residents can choose between their own apartment or sharing a house, with on-site support staff available 24 hours…

Adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, acquired brain injuries, autism or other complex support needs can access the wider care model associated with Cauldon Place. The service is registered across several age and care categories, including older people, younger adults, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

National Care Group begins with assessment and an agreed support package, then uses a progression model to match…

Chesford Grange Care Home provides nursing care in Bentilee, Stoke-on-Trent, with support for residents living with dementia or other complex needs. The home aims to create a homely setting where residents can relax and continue daily life with help from a multidisciplinary team.

Capital Care Group’s wider homes offer residential, dementia, respite and end of life care, while Chesford Grange focuses on nursing care.

Choices Housing Association Limited provides supported housing, care and retirement living for people with learning disabilities and older residents. Its housing options include independent living, shared houses and apartments, with support adjusted to the person’s lifestyle and needs.

On-site support staff are available 24 hours a day, and the organisation combines housing expertise with care provision.

Choices Housing Association Limited combines residential care with supported housing, care at home and retirement living. Its services support older people, people with learning disabilities and residents who want more independence with practical assistance available.

The organisation provides housing options ranging from individual apartments to shared houses, with on-site support staff available 24 hours a day.

Eldon House Care Services supports people with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and older-age care needs in a residential setting. The home is in Dresden, close to Longton Park and local shops, with accommodation designed to help residents feel comfortable in familiar surroundings.

Daily life includes a balanced menu with choices, snacks and fresh fruit available throughout the day.

Fernlea provides specialist residential support for under-65s with physical disabilities, learning disabilities and complex neurological needs. The small home offers 24-hour care from trained staff, with a named Key Worker for every resident and assistance with personal care, mobility and medication.

Care plans reflect individual routines, abilities and goals, with families encouraged to contribute to reviews.

Goldenpark Nursing Home provides nursing, residential, dementia and palliative care for adults with varied health and support needs. Its care is led by nurses, with round-the-clock support for residents who need higher levels of care or help with personal, nursing and medical tasks.

The home’s published service range includes day care and respite care alongside longer-term placements.

Regent Road delivers residential care and adult social care support for people with complex needs in Stoke-on-Trent. Its registered remit includes dementia, learning disabilities and mental health support, alongside physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

The National Care Group approach begins with assessment and an agreed support package, then matches accommodation and assistance to the individual.

Richmond Mews supports adults with complex needs through nursing and residential care. Its registered scope includes dementia and physical disabilities, while the wider organisation supports acquired brain injuries and autistic people.

Care begins with an assessment and an agreed support package, with the organisation’s progression model matching accommodation and support to a person’s stage of life.

Rutland House supports adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, acquired brain injuries and autism, alongside other complex needs covered by its registration. The wider organisation also works with people with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment.

Support begins with an assessment and an agreed package, with commissioners, local authorities and other partners involved where appropriate.

Hanford Manor delivers residential care in Stoke-on-Trent, with support for dementia, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s alongside physical disability care. It also lists respite, convalescence, day care and palliative care, giving the home a broad care scope for changing needs.

The family-run independent home has deluxe rooms that can be adapted to residents’ requirements.

Trentham House Care Home provides residential and specialist nursing care for older people, including residents with dementia and more complex needs. The family-run home offers personalised nursing plans based on each resident’s preferences, routines and support requirements.

Set within four acres of grounds, the renovated 1930s-style building has landscaped lawns, mature trees, peaceful paths and outdoor seating.

Agnes and Arthur provides specialist dementia, residential and respite care in Stoke-on-Trent, with 44 en-suite bedrooms. The home also sits within a wider care group offering day care, mental health support and palliative care across its services.

Residents can take part in daily entertainment and activities within a home-from-home setting, while care is tailored to individual needs.