Patient Care & Specialist Support
We support adults with acquired brain injury, long-term neurological conditions, tracheostomy and ventilated needs, high-dependency nursing, and step-down or respite care in a safe, dignified environment.
Our Specialist Care Services
Acquired Brain Injury & Neuro Rehabilitation
Who this is for: Adults recovering from brain injury who need specialist rehabilitation in a supportive, homelike environment.
How we help: Our experienced team provides personalized rehabilitation programs that focus on rebuilding independence while ensuring safety and dignity.
Complex Long-Term Care
Who this is for: Adults with complex neurological conditions requiring ongoing medical support and specialist nursing care.
How we help: Our specialist nursing team provides expert clinical care 24/7, ensuring medical needs are met with precision while maintaining comfort and dignity.
Respite Care
Who this is for: Families caring for adults with complex neurological needs who need planned breaks or emergency support.
How we help: We provide professional, compassionate care so families can rest, knowing their loved one is safe and well cared for.
Residents with Tracheostomy
Who this is for: Adults with tracheostomy needs, including ventilated and PEG support, requiring specialist respiratory care.
How we help: Our experienced team provides expert tracheostomy care and ventilator management in a safe, homelike environment.
Bariatric Care
Who this is for: Adults with complex weight-related health conditions requiring specialist equipment and dignified care.
How we help: We provide respectful, expert care with adapted facilities and equipment to ensure comfort, safety, and dignity.
Chronic Conditions
Who this is for: Adults with chronic neurological conditions requiring ongoing medical management and long-term stability.
How we help: We provide consistent, expert care that adapts to changing needs while maintaining quality of life and comfort.
Alternative Therapies
Who this is for: Anyone who could benefit from complementary therapies like music therapy, aromatherapy, and creative arts.
How we help: We offer holistic therapies that enhance wellbeing, reduce anxiety, and provide comfort alongside medical care.
Step-Down / Transitional Care After Hospital
Who this is for: Adults leaving hospital who need continued specialist care but are ready for a more homelike environment.
How we help: We provide a gentle bridge between hospital and home, offering time to adjust, recover, and build confidence.
Need to discuss your specific situation? Our senior clinical team is here to help.
What Families Ask Us
"Can you support someone with a tracheostomy or ventilator?"
Yes, we specialize in complex respiratory care including tracheostomy management and ventilated support. Our nursing team has extensive experience with these needs and provides 24/7 monitoring in a calm, homelike environment that feels very different from hospital.
"Is this a hospital?"
No, Kings Lodge is a specialist care home with clinical expertise. We provide the medical care your loved one needs but in a warm, homelike setting. Think comfortable bedrooms, family areas, gardens, and a calm atmosphere - very different from the clinical feel of hospital wards.
"How quickly can someone move in?"
We understand this is often urgent. Once we receive a referral, our clinical team reviews it within 24 hours. If we can meet the person's needs, we aim to arrange admission as quickly as possible - often within days rather than weeks.
Patient Care FAQs
What conditions do you support?
We focus on long-term and complex neurological needs, including Huntington's disease, Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease and multiple sclerosis.
Do you accept NHS/CHC/ICB-funded placements?
Yes—please contact Admissions for current availability and funding guidance; commissioners can use our secure referral form.
How are new placements assessed?
We review clinical history, risks, therapy needs and family goals, then agree a personalised plan with clear outcomes and review points.
What therapies are available?
Therapy is tailored to assessed need and may include physio, OT, speech & language and psychology as appropriate.
Can families visit?
Yes—please see our Visiting guidance; we aim to support flexible, compassionate visiting while respecting safety.
How do you manage risks and behaviours that challenge?
We use person-centred plans, proactive strategies and least-restrictive practices, reviewed regularly by the MDT.
Do you offer emergency or fast-track admissions?
Case-by-case—contact Admissions to discuss clinical suitability and capacity.
How do I make a referral?
Use the Referral Form (secure upload) or email/call Admissions; commissioners can attach care plans and risk assessments.
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