Care & Mobility Services in Highland

Housed in a Regency-era listed building; dedicated accessible toilet/hearing loop not independently confirmed.

Operated by Highland Council (reg. CS2019377296). Address and current Care Inspectorate grading not independently confirmed — recommend checking careinspectorate.com directly.

Nairn Community & Arts Centre is a accessible business in Nairn.

Independent two-screen cinema with cafe-bar in Fort William town centre. Verified via Euans Guide review and venue accessibility page. Hearing loop availability not independently confirmed - recommend confirming directly with venue.

Described as one of Scotland's most welcoming wheelchair accessible hotels. 4-star property in Inverness city.

Spread across three floors with passenger lift. Disabled parking bay at entrance. Wheelchair available on request.

5-star luxury hotel on the River Ness in Inverness city centre with comprehensive accessibility.

Largest arts venue in the Highlands; access facilities verified via its own access page and corroborated by AccessAble.

19th-century listed house overlooking the River Ness, registered for up to 24 older people; operated by the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

Opened 2025; 58 en-suite rooms; operated by Parklands Care Homes; rated Very Good by Care Inspectorate Scotland

Worker co-operative providing high quality care across Inverness and the Highlands.

Part of Sense Scotland, a national charity supporting people with disabilities/complex needs. Registration CS2013316026.

Serves Inverness, Highlands and surrounding areas including Nairn, Forres, Aviemore, Tain. 24/7 phone line.

Locally based company (Companies House SC370718) serving Lochaber, Ardnamurchan, Roy Bridge, Arisaig, Mallaig and Appin. Registration CS2007166457.

Accessibility upgrades developed in partnership with Euans Guide; most northerly Changing Places facility in Britain.

22 beds.

Operated by Leonard Cheshire; registered for up to 16 people with physical/sensory impairment and learning disabilities.

Converted and extended Victorian house; registered for up to 24 older people.

Operated by NHS Highland. Regulated by Care Inspectorate (Scotland), rated Good Jan 2026. Source: nhshighland.scot.nhs.uk

40-room purpose-built home opened 2021, run by Parklands Care Homes; named 2025 Regional Care Home of the Year, Scotland.

Operated by NHS Highland, 23 beds. Verified via NHS Highland service page and Care Inspectorate report.

Kinmylies Lodge is a care home in Inverness.

Nevis Range Gondola is a accessible business in Fort William.

Operated by Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS).