Care homes for young adults in Preston

Adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs, including people with a forensic history, receive residential support at Mansard House in Preston. Its support follows the Mental Health Recovery model, encouraging rehabilitation, independence and involvement in local community activities.

The house has seven en-suite rooms over two floors, plus a self-contained flat with three en-suite bedrooms where residents can practise independent…

Bridgeway Care Home supports people with dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairment and other complex needs through registered nursing care. Its care is designed around individual circumstances and daily support requirements.

The wider Holywell Care service also offers specialised nurse-led TDDI care for chronic, complex or progressive conditions, including condition-specific monitoring, therapeutic treatment and…

Neurological Centre provides specialist neurological rehabilitation alongside palliative and complex care for people with brain injuries and neurological conditions. The nurse and therapy-led centre in Fulwood, Preston has an integrated, multi-disciplinary, consultant-led team on site.

It forms part of Brainkind’s wider network of neurological centres, rehabilitation centres and community-based services.

Aadamson House Care Home provides residential care in Preston for people over 65, including residents with physical disabilities, low to mid-level dementia and sensory impairments. This purpose-built, family-run home is close to local shops, community facilities and the city centre.

Caregivers are available around the clock to assist with bathing, dressing, personal hygiene and other daily activities.

Deepdale Neurological Centre supports adults with complex needs through residential care and wider adult social care pathways. Its registered service covers physical disabilities and sensory impairment, while its provider supports people with learning disabilities, acquired brain injuries and autism.

National Care Group’s progression model matches accommodation and support to an individual’s stage of life.

Dovedale Court provides 24-hour care with a dedicated Memory Lane Community for people living with dementia. The home also offers residential care, nursing care, respite or short stays and services for people under 65.

Daily life includes activities, outings and facilities designed to support independence and social connection. Residents can use the café, garden and cinema room, while reminiscence facilities provide another shared space.

Residential support in Preston at Lady Elsie Finney House Home for Older People is intended for older people, including those living with dementia, as well as adults with mental health or younger-adult care needs. The home is registered without nursing.

Its residential setting provides ongoing care in a familiar environment, with support suited to established care needs.

Meadowfield House Home for Older People provides assisted living and residential care for older people, including people living with dementia or physical disabilities. Its registered scope also includes younger adults, while temporary stays and rehabilitation following hospital treatment are associated with the home.

The service focuses on residential support for people who need help with daily living.

Moor Park House provides residential care and specialist nursing for adults with spinal injuries, progressive neurological conditions and acquired brain injury. The service combines everyday residential support with complex care, maintenance and slow-stream rehabilitation for people with higher clinical needs.

Its Watling Care Centre focuses on complex nursing care for adults with acquired brain injury, while the wider home provides specialist…

Oxford House Residential Home provides residential personal care for older adults, including long-term placements and short-stay respite. The home is designed for up to 24 residents, creating a smaller setting where care can be organised around individual routines and preferences.

Support includes help with daily living, dementia care and age-related needs, with staff available around the clock.

Preston Glades Care Home provides residential, dementia, nursing, respite and day care for older people in Preston. The 60-bedroom home supports people needing 24-hour care while promoting independence and meaningful daily life.

Its care offer includes person-centred support for dementia and nursing needs, alongside respite and day services. The home is set back from the main bus route into the city and can be reached by public transport or car.

Ribble View supports adults with dementia, mental health needs, physical disabilities and other complex or co-occurring conditions through nurse-led complex care in Preston. Its registered care home with nursing setting combines specialist nursing with everyday living support.

The wider Exemplar Health Care model uses multidisciplinary support, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, positive behaviour support and planned activities.

Swillbrook House Residential Home provides personal and residential care for up to 23 residents in a converted 17th-century country house near Preston. The home supports people with dementia, physical disabilities, sensory impairment, younger adults and eating disorders within a residential care setting.

The property is surrounded by three acres of landscaped grounds, with countryside and Lancaster Canal views, communal lounges, dining areas and…

The Brooklands Residential Home provides residential personal care for older adults in a smaller home in Fulwood, Preston. Long-term placements and short-stay respite care are available, with support built around the individual rather than a fixed routine.

The home has capacity for 24 residents and staff are available around the clock, seven days a week.

Up to 64 residents can receive nursing care at Crystal Hall in a purpose-built facility near Preston. The home supports older people and adults with mental health needs, physical disabilities and other health conditions, with care shaped around individual requirements.

Its approach includes person-centred support, encouragement to maintain independence and activities promoting health, wellbeing and community engagement.