Sensory impairment care homes in Torbay

Aveland Court Care Home provides residential and dementia care for people over 65, including support with personal care, medication and other daily needs. It also accommodates people with physical disabilities, sensory impairments and eating disorders, with respite and convalescent stays available.

Residents have access to communal lounges, dining areas, garden space and mostly en-suite rooms.

Beechcroft supports older people and adults with dementia through residential care, with additional support for physical disabilities, sensory impairment and mental health needs. The home also offers respite care, giving families a temporary care arrangement when a short stay or change of support is needed.

Residents live in a Victorian gentleman’s villa updated as a modern care environment, with more than one lounge and an open-plan layout.

Belmont House Devon Ltd offers residential, respite and dementia care in a Georgian home in Brixham, alongside day care for older adults living locally. Day visitors can join activities, share meals and spend time with the residential community, making the service suitable for companionship, stimulation and light personal care.

The home has a garden and conservatory, with wheelchair access to the garden directly from the conservatory.

Choice Care Home supports older people with residential care covering dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Respite care is also available across the group, providing short stays alongside longer-term arrangements.

The home occupies a converted Italianate villa in Babbacombe and accommodates up to 32 residents. Its setting includes views of All Saints Church and Cary Park, with local shops and the beach nearby.

Grange-Lea Residential Care Home provides 24-hour residential care in Preston, Paignton, for frail older people and those living with long-term or terminal conditions. The home also offers dementia care, respite stays and short rehabilitation or convalescence stays.

Care plans are designed with each resident to reflect individual needs, wishes and preferences.

Dementia care is the central focus at Hatt House, a Victorian residential home for people over 65. The home is set in its own grounds and provides bedrooms with garden or local views, communal areas, a courtyard café and an allotment area.

Its ‘SEE ME’ approach builds a picture of each resident’s history, preferences and future with families and advocates, then uses that understanding to shape care and support.

Hill House Nursing Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Brixham. Qualified and experienced staff deliver round-the-clock support, with the care offer designed to respond to residents’ changing needs and different levels of dependency.

The home combines daily care with freshly cooked meals prepared in its own kitchen, activities, entertainment and opportunities for socialising.

Not-for-profit residential care in Wellswood supports older people and adults whose registered needs include dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities and sensory impairment at Keychange Charity Erith House Care Home. The home operates without nursing care as part of Keychange, a Christian charity.

Families can draw on Keychange’s guidance about funding and conversations around moving into care.

Renaissance Residential Home supports adults with learning disabilities and a range of physical, sensory, mental health and dementia-related needs through residential, respite and supported living services. Its approach centres on dignity, choice and helping people build confidence, independence and new skills.

Support can range from a couple of hours a week to 24 hours a day, depending on the person’s preferences and needs.

Short breaks and respite stays at Siesta are designed for people with learning disabilities, complex health needs and physical disabilities. The purpose-built Torquay house has five ground-floor rooms with wheelchair access, tracking hoists, wet rooms, a Jacuzzi bath and multi-sensory equipment.

Activities take place in the house, around Torquay and further afield, giving each stay opportunities for engagement beyond the accommodation.

Southbourne Care Home supports older adults with residential care, including people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Flexible respite care is also available, and the home is registered for 27 residents in a sympathetically converted gentleman’s villa beside Cary Park in Babbacombe.

Shared activities, themed events and days out encourage independence and relationships within the wider Beechcroft community.

Three Corners provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people, including support for physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Its care home combines 24-hour availability with daily meals, social activities and support shaped around individual needs.

The home offers freshly cooked food from its own kitchen, with menus using locally sourced organic ingredients.

Little Oldway provides residential care for older people, people with physical disabilities and those living with dementia or confusion in Paignton. Care is available for people unable to remain at home for long or short periods, with conversations and pre-assessment visits helping families consider the right arrangement.

Daily life is shaped around individual preferences, routines and interests, with support for dignity, independence and choice.