Care & Mobility Services in Herefordshire

Covers Hereford, Ledbury, Leominster, Ross-on-Wye and surrounding villages.

(last full inspection Sept 2019). Serves Hereford and Herefordshire.

Small residential home (around 14 residents) supporting younger and older adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disability, sensory impairment or dementia.

Registered for up to 40 residents, caring for older adults including those with dementia and physical disabilities.

Operated by Rotherwood Healthcare. Specialises in nursing and dementia care.

CQC location ID: 1-842043966. Serves Kington and surrounding Herefordshire/Powys border area including Knighton.

Part of the Agincare group. CQC registered.

Verified via CQC register and Companies House (Joanna's Domiciliary Care Limited).

Branch of Agincare UK, a family-owned care provider operating since 1986. CQC registered and regulated; check latest published inspection report for current rating.

Provides accommodation, personal and nursing care for up to 34 people. No reassessment needed as of mid-2026.

National Trust property near Yarpole, Herefordshire, close to the South Shropshire/Ludlow area. Tramper bookings via 01568 780246. Verified via National Trust and AccessAble access guides, August 2026.

Confirmed active registration and Good overall rating on the CQC register (location ID 1-128335150), accessed 2026-07-14; run by Shaw Healthcare (Ledbury) Ltd.

CQC rating Good. Verified via CQC register and operator website.

CQC rating Good (Oct 2024). Verified via CQC register and Care Choices/NHS listings.

Georgian residential care home in the Wye Valley. Verified via CQC register and operator website.

Home Instead Hereford is a home care in Hereford.

City-centre home run by disability charity Livability, specialising in support for cerebral palsy, MS, acquired brain injury and stroke.

Covers Hereford, Ledbury, Leominster and Ross-on-Wye.

Provider: Shaw Healthcare (Ledbury) Limited. CQC location ID 1-128364428.

Ross-on-Wye based provider operating since 1998, covering Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Monmouthshire and Powys.

Cellar display area has stairs only; a photo book of the cellar is provided as an alternative.

Victorian pumping station museum with wheelchair access throughout and loan wheelchairs/scooters available.

All facilities on level ground; part of the wider Jubilee Park attraction complex which also includes an accessible hedge maze and mini-golf.

Grade II* listed 1633 timber-framed market hall, fully renovated and free to enter; described as fully accessible with a lift to all rooms.