Care homes for young adults in Liverpool

Mayfield Court provides specialist residential care and personal support for adults aged 18 and over with complex physical and neurological disorders. It supports both male and female residents, including people requiring medium or high packages of specialist residential care.

The home offers six self-contained flats with fitted kitchens and en-suite facilities, alongside private bedrooms and care plans that record residents’ needs, views and…

Church View provides nursing, residential and dementia care for older people, with specialist health care also available through its wider care model. Nursing support is intended for ongoing medical conditions requiring qualified nurses around the clock, while dementia care addresses changing routines, safety and distress.

The home can increase support as needs change and may arrange movement between residential and nursing settings within the…

Estuary House provides specialist nursing care for adults with mental ill health, dementia, acquired brain injury and degenerative neurological conditions. Its multidisciplinary team uses medical, psychological and nursing interventions, with care and rehabilitation plans developed through assessment before and after admission.

The service offers individual en-suite bedrooms for up to 41 people, dedicated therapy suites, activity rooms, quiet…

Garden Lodge Care Home provides residential, nursing, dementia and specialist health care for older people. Its residential service is intended for people who need help with daily tasks, mobility or companionship, while nursing care supports ongoing medical conditions requiring qualified nurses.

The home is part of Dovehaven Care Homes and offers round-the-clock support within a purpose-built setting.

Gordon House Care Home supports younger adults with mental health needs through nursing care and personalised social care services. Its registration covers mental health and younger adults, while the wider provider also works with people who have learning disabilities, autism, complex care and physical disabilities.

Community Integrated Care focuses on individual goals, choice, independence and opportunities to take part in local life.

Kavanagh Place delivers nurse-led complex care in Liverpool for adults with learning disability, mental health, physical disability or neurological needs. The home’s specialist scope includes Huntington’s disease, brain injury and dementia care.

A multidisciplinary approach brings together positive behaviour support, physiotherapy and occupational therapy for people with complex and co-occurring needs.

Lilac Cottage supports vulnerable people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and complex support requirements through residential, supported living, respite and domiciliary care. Its transition service is aimed at young adults aged 16 to 24, alongside intensive support for adults aged 18 to 65.

Support can cover daily living, social, educational, vocational and recreational goals.

Lotus Care Marmaduke Street is listed as a nursing home serving older people and people living with dementia. The home sits within Lotus Care’s wider group of care and nursing homes, whose services include residential support.

The business information confirms its nursing-home category and Liverpool setting, but does not establish detailed room features, activities, meal arrangements or admission conditions for this location.

Oak Vale Gardens provides specialist neurological rehabilitation and high-dependency care for up to 18 men and women with an acquired brain injury. The Liverpool service is designed for people who need a residential rehabilitation setting rather than a general care home, with its focus clearly centred on acquired brain injury support.

It forms part of Priory’s wider specialist care network, although the available material does not set out every…

Roseside supports adults living with complex needs through nurse-led care in a community-based home in Liverpool. Its specialist scope includes neurological, mental health, physical and behavioural needs, with learning disability care also available within the wider service offer.

The provider’s approach includes multidisciplinary support and positive behaviour support, alongside physiotherapy and occupational therapy.