Talbot Court

Talbot Court is an experienced nursing care home in West Bromwich. Here we provide quality care and support for up to ten people highly complex needs, alongside learning and physical disabilities, dysphasia, dementia, epilepsy and Down’s syndrome.

We can also provide support to individuals with terminal illnesses and adults on a supportive pathway with palliative care.

Bungalow

Dining room

Sensory room

Tracking hoists

Wheelchair accessible

Supporting you

Our team provide the people we support with tailored person-centred care plans, which include activities tailored to the individual’s hobbies and interests! We take time to get to know the people we support enabling us to provide the best quality care we can!

We have dedicated nurses on-site 24/7, providing regular observations to ensure the health people we support. Our nurses are trained in a range of clinical care needs, including PEG feeding, catheter care, administering oxygen, nebulisers, diabetes, and subcutaneous injections.

When it comes to mealtimes, we use modified diets where needed to suit each individual’s needs while ensuring they get a health and balanced diet.

Facilities

Our spacious bungalow comprises ten bedrooms, and plenty of communal areas, including a large lounge, dining area, and kitchen!

Our home is equipped with hoists to assist in the personal care of the people we support.

To the rear of our home, we have a private garden featuring a patio area complete with garden furniture – perfect for enjoying some fresh air!

Our home is fully accessible throughout to meet the needs of those with conditions affecting mobility.

Our specialisms

Learning Disabilities

Physical Disabilities

Our Commitment to Quality

Our registered services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in England and the Care Inspectorate in Scotland and Wales. As a sector-leading provider, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality, safe, and effective care and support that you can trust.

Community

Based in the heart of West Bromwich, we are close to local amenities including cafés, restaurants, and shops. We also have great public transport links to local towns like Wolverhampton and Birmingham, where we often enjoy day trips out in the community.

To make getting out and about even easier, we have our own accessible minibus, so everyone can enjoy exploring further afield!

Our Team

Our team

Our support team go through an extensive four-week induction, which includes health and safety, epilepsy training, risk of choking hazards, dementia training, manual handling, autism and learning disabilities training.

After this induction is complete, they spend a week reading support plans we have in place for the people we support, before shadowing experienced colleagues for two weeks – ensuring our care is of the best quality and supports their individual needs.

As a team we work together to give the people we support choice and independence, supporting them to have the best quality of life possible.