Sensory impairment care homes in Wyre Forest

Casa Mia Care Home supports adults with a variety of mental health care needs in a spacious residential setting near the Wyre Forest. Care planning begins with a needs assessment involving the client, their care team and chosen relatives or friends, then develops a package around personal wishes, goals and interests.

The home has 36 en-suite bedrooms, including 14 with kitchenettes, alongside a communal kitchen and large gardens.

Foley Grange supports older adults in Kidderminster with residential, residential dementia and respite care. Its 66 en-suite bedrooms are complemented by communal lounges, dining rooms and a cinema room, giving residents different spaces for social time and quieter routines.

Care plans are created with residents and loved ones around routines, preferences, life stories, hobbies and personal needs.

The Gables Rest Home provides residential, respite and day care for older people who need support because of frailty, disability or choice. The family-run home focuses on individuality and freedom of choice, with accommodation for up to 30 residents in single rooms, most with en-suite facilities.

Care planning involves the resident, family, GP, district nursing team and other relevant professionals.

The Shrubbery Nursing Home provides 24-hour nursing and personal care for people living with dementia, physical disabilities and sensory impairment. Personalised care plans are developed with residents and families, while care routines are updated as needs develop. Its period-property setting includes spacious social areas and scenic gardens.

Residents can follow a structured timetable of activities seven days a week, including exercise, social…

The Wharf Care Centre provides residential, nursing and dementia care for older people and adults with complex needs. Respite and end-of-life care are also available, covering both longer-term living and shorter stays.

The home offers day care, organised activities and outings, with gardens forming part of the setting. The wider care approach is shaped around each person’s preferences, including food and activities.