Contact Centre phone lines
On Wednesday 16 July 2025, Contact Centre phone lines will open at 10:00am as opposed to 9:00am
Residential care can be provided for people in Solihull with an assessed disability and additional health care needs.
When it is necessary for anyone with a disability to leave their own home, it is important to:
If you would like to talk about what residential care is available why not visit our Community Advice Hubs.
Our Solihull Connect Adult Social Care team can also provide you with advice:
You can find residential homes for disabled people within our Solihull Directory.
Residential care homes and nursing homes are reviewed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The CQC regularly inspect homes to see how they are performing.
Residential care can be provided for people in Solihull with an assessed disability and additional health care needs.
Solihull Council works in partnership with Bromford Housing Group across 9 small homes providing care for up to 4 residents in each home.
Our 12 residential properties for people with learning disabilities in Solihull are:
We work with the Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust to provide professional and clinical services within our properties.
This allows us to deliver carefully planned services for each customer, that can include:
The partnership also allows us to provide end of life care packages. End of life planning ensures your wishes are listened to over important matters such as:
What you will pay depends on the type of residential care that's right for you and your finances. If you do have to pay a financial assessment will check that this is affordable.
Healthwatch Solihull is the independent consumer champion for health and social care in Solihull. If you have concerns about a residential or nursing home you can report these to Healthwatch: