Care homes for young adults in Oldham

Abbey Hey Care Home specialises in dementia care within a 36-bed residential home in Oldham. It supports older people and people with physical disabilities, aiming to help residents retain independence, identity and a sense of value while receiving assistance with daily life.

Families can arrange a viewing, and visitors may turn up without booking, although advance arrangements help ensure someone is available to show them around.

Support for people with varying degrees of mental health illness is Fernbank’s specialist focus. The family-run residential care home also supports people living with dementia, physical disabilities and other complex needs, mainly aged 50 and above.

Care is designed to be supportive without becoming overwhelming, preserving individuality, respect and self-determination.

Expert dementia support and general 24-hour residential care are the central services at Laburnum House Shaw Limited in Shaw. Its dementia programme covers people living with early, middle or late-stage Alzheimer’s or related dementia, with care plans developed around residents and their families.

The home also offers nursing care for people needing qualified nursing support, including those with physical disabilities, feeding requirements or…

Short-term residential reablement helps people regain independence after illness, injury or a change in circumstances. New Willow House supports older people and adults with learning, physical or sensory disabilities, as well as people with long-term health conditions, through round-the-clock care at Medlock Court.

The programme lasts up to six weeks and combines assessment with rehabilitation.

Adults aged 18 and over with mental health conditions, dementia, learning disabilities, autism or complex care needs can receive structured residential support through Rye House and its care partnership. The service works around individual needs within a residential setting.

The partnership specialises in complex behavioural challenges and uses a positive behavioural support framework.

Turning Point’s Birchwood Nursing Home supports younger adults with mental health needs through nursing care and recovery-focused support. Its wider work helps people in homes, communities and specialist settings to develop confidence, make choices and move towards greater independence.

Turning Point’s broader offer includes mental health support alongside substance-use services and learning-disability support.

Werneth Lodge provides residential accommodation, personal care, short breaks and convalescent care for up to 42 residents of retirement age and above. The home supports older people, including those living with dementia, physical disabilities or sensory impairment, with care plans reviewed regularly.

Bedrooms are single rooms with en-suite facilities, a call bell and TV point.

Avalon Park Care Home provides residential, dementia and respite care in Oldham, with personalised support for people at different stages of later life. The home combines en-suite bedrooms and bright communal spaces with landscaped gardens, a tea room, café and on-site hair salon.

Residents can join social activities, community outings and shared meals, while the wellbeing team tailors activities to individual interests and abilities.