If you are finding it increasingly difficult to live at home, moving into residential care could be right for you.
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Care homes can support people who:
We also provide residential care for people with learning or physical disabilities.
There are two types of care homes, depending on the support you need.
Residential care homes provide 24-hour support and can help with your personal care. This includes:
Residential care homes also provide:
In nursing care homes, you can get the same support as residential care, with additions for your health needs. There are qualified nurses on site at all times for residents with complex care and support needs.
Nursing homes usually cost more than residential care homes because of the extra support they offer.
You can search for care homes in Solihull using:
Advice on choosing the right care home for you can be found on:
If you would like advice about what residential care is available in Solihull, you can:
If you pay for your residential or nursing care and want to find out what financial help is available, visit our paying for and arranging care page.
Support is also available from the following.
If you are concerned about the safety or welfare of an adult with care and support needs, report it immediately either online or by calling us on 0121 704 8007.
Alternatively, you can report your concern to: