Care homes for young adults in Bath and North East Somerset

Charterhouse Care Home provides nursing, dementia and residential care for older people, people living with dementia and people with physical disabilities. Respite and end-of-life care are also available. The home has 93 single rooms with en-suite wet rooms, and residents may bring personal belongings to make their space familiar.

A registered nurse is available around the clock on nursing units, while trained colleagues administer medication…

Ashley Phoenix Home supports people who need residential care alongside specialist help for learning disabilities, autism, complex physical or mental health needs and other support requirements. Its care setting in Bath is part of Achieve together and is registered for care without nursing.

A nurse-led internal team contributes clinical guidance, hands-on support, protocols and competency assessment, while wider services cover hospital discharge…

Bloomfield provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults. Its Memory Lane community supports residents living with dementia, while the wider home offers individual care plans, private rooms and communal spaces for everyday life.

The home combines care with a varied activities programme, local outings and regular outside entertainment.

Cholwell House Nursing Home provides residential and nursing care for individuals and couples living with conditions affecting mental or physical health. The family-run home in Temple Cloud supports dementia care and respite care, with applications assessed against the resident’s needs and available rooms.

Its care approach includes meaningful activities linked to residents’ past interests, hobbies and emotional lives.

Culverhayes Nursing Home supports people needing residential, nursing or dementia care, from help with daily living to regular nursing assessment and monitoring. The home is part of a family-run care group serving Bristol, Bath and Chester, with pathways shaped around the level of assistance and health support required.

Residential care can include help with washing, dressing, meals, safety and social connections.

Dimensions Fountain House Innox Lane supports people with learning disabilities, autism, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. The service combines residential support with help for everyday living, giving people a place to call home while enabling them to lead ordinary lives with safety, choice and connection.

Dimensions offers Individual Service Funds, known as “Your Support Money”, which allow the person supported to direct how…

Dimensions Newton House supports autistic people and people with learning disabilities, behaviours of distress and complex health needs. The residential care home forms part of a wider service model that combines housing, daily support and individual planning to help people lead safe, ordinary lives with greater control.

Dimensions uses Individual Service Funds, or “Your Support Money”, so the person can direct how their support budget is used…

Elm Tree House provides residential support for eight men and women who are autistic or have a learning disability, including people who are deaf. The home supports residents to build independence, maintain an active life and move back into the community where possible.

Set in a suburban area close to the countryside, the service is designed for people who may also have communication difficulties or mild to moderate behaviours that require…

Hallmark Midford Manor Luxury Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for older people in Bath and surrounding areas. Its care offer is built around tailored, relationship-centred support, with a choice of services for people needing everyday assistance, specialist dementia care, nursing or a short stay.

The home is part of a family-run care group whose wider offer includes all-inclusive living and additional wellbeing…

Ivybank House Care Home offers residential, dementia and respite care for older people in Bath, alongside day care for people who remain living at home. Residential support includes help with everyday routines, while short-term stays can assist after illness, hospital discharge or when a usual carer needs a break.

Day guests can receive support, companionship and daytime activities without moving into residential care.

Kingfisher Lodge provides nursing, residential, dementia and respite care for older people and younger adults with physical disabilities. The home combines daily care with activities and social opportunities designed to help residents remain engaged within a safe, welcoming setting.

Residents can access seasonal meals, modified-texture dishes and facilities intended to support independence.

A wheelchair-accessible residential home for up to ten adults with learning and physical disabilities, Lynwood House provides a smaller setting near Radstock. Its registered scope covers learning disabilities and younger adults.

The home sits within Voyage Care’s wider network of residential, supported living and community services for people with complex needs.

Priory Radstock Satellite provides residential support in Midsomer Norton for five autistic men and women, and for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs. The service is designed to help residents build independence and reconnect with community life through person-centred support.

The home is registered as a care home without nursing, with support focused on everyday living rather than hospital treatment.

Rush Hill Mews delivers nursing dementia care and residential support for older people in Bath, with respite and end-of-life care also available. As a care home with nursing, it supports people whose needs include dementia and physical disabilities.

Daily life combines care with activities and facilities including a café, garden and cinema room. Residents can also use the library, hair and beauty salon and bowling green.

Rush Hill Mews provides residential, dementia, nursing, respite and end-of-life care for older people in Bath. The home offers daily activities and facilities including a café, garden, cinema room, library and bowling green.

Care needs assessments consider mobility, personal care, dietary requirements and religious or cultural needs before fees are determined.