Care homes for young adults in Amber Valley

Residential nursing care, palliative care and end-of-life support are available at Ashfields Care Home for people whose needs require clinical oversight and ongoing assistance. Its specialist nursing offer covers complex health needs, while palliative care is tailored around individual wishes, comfort and dignity.

The home provides a warm setting with 24-hour support and personalised care plans.

Spencer Grove Care Home supports residents through residential, nursing and dementia care, with respite and palliative care also available. Care is provided around the clock and is shaped around individual needs and informed choice, making the home suitable when support requirements may change.

Residents can take part in meaningful activities and eat meals prepared freshly in-house.

Five autistic and learning disabled adults aged 18 to 65 are supported at 243 Church Street, a small family-run care home in Ripley. Support is shaped around each person’s needs, wishes and choices, with housemates encouraged to take part in decisions about daily life.

The fully accessible house includes en-suite bedrooms, a sensory room, communal lounge and conservatory.

Ecclesbourne Lodge provides supported residential care for adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, including people requiring higher levels of support. It is part of a wider group offering special education, adult care and community support.

The placement process follows an assessment, which may be arranged relatively quickly depending on availability.

Heanor Park Care Home provides residential and dementia care for older people, with respite and nursing services available through Ashmere’s wider care provision. The home combines 24-hour support with a lifestyle built around residents’ routines, comfort and participation.

The setting includes modern communal areas, gardens, activities and outings, with a separate service identified for Deaf and hard-of-hearing adults within the wider home group.

Acacia Lodge provides 24-hour nursing support for people with enduring mental health difficulties, complex needs or behaviours that may challenge. The 18-bed home is arranged across three single-floor wings, with en suite facilities and care packages developed around individual goals. Support includes multidisciplinary assessment, treatment planning, psychiatric reviews, risk assessments and medication review.

Codnor Park Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care for older people, younger adults and residents with physical disabilities. The home also supports people with more complex needs through the wider Ashmere care offer, which includes nursing and end-of-life care across its homes.

Purpose-built in 1997, Codnor Park has 40 fully furnished en-suite rooms in a residential setting.

Residential care at Glasshouse Hill supports older people and adults with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs. The registered care home without nursing also supports people with mental health needs, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and substance misuse.

Support is tailored around individual needs, goals, preferences and values, with care available in a residential setting and through the wider Voyage…

Residential care for adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and other complex support requirements is provided at Hill House. Care plans reflect each resident’s history, preferences and needs, while the home has an energetic spirit and strong sense of community. Hill House forms part of Cima Care’s wider group of specialist providers.

Its registered scope also covers younger adults and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

Residential, nursing and dementia care at Hollybank House supports older people, younger adults and people with physical disabilities. The home belongs to Only Care’s local group of care homes, which also provides long-term and respite care for older people.

Only Care describes its homes as communities built around independence, dignity, privacy and freedom of choice.

Kilburn Care Centre provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for up to 49 residents near Belper. It is designed for people needing longer-term support as well as shorter stays, with care shaped around individual circumstances and changing needs.

The home’s care offer includes specialist dementia support, nursing care and everyday assistance in a modern setting.

Milford House Care Home offers residential, nursing, dementia, respite, palliative and day care for older people, with support available around the clock. Its care model is built around individual needs, informed choice and participation in a community, with activities intended to support engagement and purpose in daily life.

The home’s wider group provides freshly prepared food, and its care guidance includes support for dietary requirements,…

Around-the-clock residential support is available at Smalley Hall Care Home for older people, including those needing dementia care. The wider care organisation also covers nursing, complex continuing healthcare, end-of-life care and day care across its homes.

The home is part of a family-run Derbyshire care group, with support intended for people who need anything from limited help with daily tasks to full assistance.

The King William Care Home provides residential and specialised residential dementia care for elderly residents in a converted historic pub. The setting combines a familiar, homely character with care tailored to individual needs.

The home is part of Ashmere, a family-run Derbyshire care group that also offers nursing, complex continuing healthcare, end-of-life care and day care across its services.

Nursing care at Rose Court and residential care at Lavender Court give The Meadows Care Home two care settings within its purpose-built Alfreton home. The service is relevant to older people and to residents living with dementia or physical disabilities, with care shaped around individual needs and informed choice.

Daily life includes meals, activities and opportunities for relatives to take part in the home’s routine.