Care homes for young adults in Redditch

Stonebridge Nursing Home delivers 24-hour nursing and mental healthcare for adults aged 18 and over living with dementia, mental illness or both. The home focuses particularly on moderate to severe dementia and enduring mental illness, including people whose distress may be expressed through behaviour others find difficult.

Three separate lounge areas and gardens accessible from the living spaces shape the home’s environment.

Millcroft provides residential and dementia care in Redditch, within a supportive community setting. The home is suited to older people who need daily assistance, including people living with dementia, and it also forms part of a provider offering nursing and respite care across its wider service.

Residents can take part in activities and maintain links with the local community, while support is shaped around individual needs and preferences.

Southcrest Nursing Home provides residential and nursing care for older adults with complex medical needs, including chronic conditions, dementia and physical disability. The privately owned home has served the Redditch community since 1988 and is registered for up to 40 residents.

Care takes place across three floors with single and twin rooms, some with en-suite facilities.

Bowood Court & Mews supports older people through residential, dementia and respite care in Redditch. Care is planned around personal routines, preferences and changing needs, with assistance available for everyday tasks while independence is encouraged.

Life at the home includes en-suite bedrooms, restaurant-style dining and landscaped sensory gardens. Residents can also use social spaces, a salon and The Queen Elizabeth Arms pub.

The Willow Care Home supports older people and younger adults with mental health needs through residential care. Its provider, Rehability UK, specialises in mental health, learning disability and autism services, with brain injury rehabilitation also within its wider healthcare work.

Support can include round-the-clock care, social support or planned visits, depending on the individual’s needs.