Care and accommodation for people living with vision impairments and dementia
At Ostley House, we are dedicated to providing high-quality care and accommodation for people living with vision impairments, dementia, or a dual diagnosis. Our approach combines professional, person-centred care with a warm, welcoming environment where residents feel safe, valued, and part of a community.
Staying Connected with the Community
We believe it’s important that residents remain active members of the wider community. At Ostley House:
• Visitors are always welcome, ensuring that family and friends remain part of daily life.
• We host a varied programme of activities and entertainment, designed to support wellbeing, independence, and enjoyment.
• Our team also runs a daycare service in the main house, giving people the chance to spend time with others, take part in activities, and build or renew friendships.
Specialist Dementia Care – Bradbury Village
Ostley House is proud to offer Bradbury Village — a fully accessible, purpose-built dementia care community designed with comfort, familiarity, and independence in mind.
Bradbury Village has been thoughtfully created to support people living with dementia by providing welcoming, recognisable spaces that foster dignity and confidence.
Features include:
• Hair salon – helping residents look and feel their best.
• Village shop – offering a familiar, everyday experience that encourages independence.
• Pub – a warm, friendly environment for socialising and connection.
• Café – a relaxed space to enjoy refreshments with friends, family, and fellow residents.
• Cinema – providing a cosy and engaging setting for entertainment and reminiscence.
• Reminiscence room (bus setting) – designed to evoke memories and conversation through familiar surroundings.
Our Approach to Care
Our highly trained and compassionate team ensures that every resident receives the individual care and attention they need. We focus on supporting both physical health and emotional wellbeing, tailoring care to each person’s unique needs, abilities, and preferences.
