Empowering Our Residents
At Midlands Care, we understand the unique challenges faced by individuals with sensory impairments. Our comprehensive services cater to the specific needs of each individual, offering specialised support for vision impairment, hearing loss, taste and smell disorders, diminished tactile sensitivity, balance and vestibular disorders, and proprioceptive impairments. Through our tailored interventions and accessible environments, we empower our residents to thrive and maintain their independence, ensuring their safety, well-being and dignity are prioritised at every step of their journey.
If you have any questions on how we can support you our your loved one, please feel free to give our healthcare specialists a call on 0116 296 0700 or Request A Call Back.
Our Homes Offering Care For Sensory Impairments
See below the Midlands Care homes that specialise in care for individuals with Sensory Impairments. Request a Brochure or give our Admissions team a call on 0116 296 0700.
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The New Wycliffe - Care Home Leicester
Rushey Mead, Leicester, LE4 7YJ
- New care enquiries 0116 266 7093
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Long Lea - Care Home Nuneaton
Nuneaton (Hinckley Border), CV11 6JG
- New care enquiries 0247 637 0553
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Alston House - Care Home Leicester
Aylestone, Leicester, LE2 8BL
- New care enquiries 0116 291 5601
Sight Loss & Vision Impairment
Sight loss, also known as vision impairment, encompasses a range of conditions that affect an individual’s ability to see clearly. This can include conditions such as macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and more. Vision impairment can vary from mild to severe, impacting visual acuity, peripheral vision, depth perception, and colour perception.
At Midlands Care, we understand the challenges faced by individuals with sight loss and vision impairment. That’s why we provide specialised support and provisions at selected services to address their unique needs. Our staff members undergo comprehensive training to assist residents with daily activities, mobility, and navigating their environment safely.
We also prioritise accessibility and inclusivity in our facilities, ensuring that residents with vision impairment have access to adaptive technologies and resources to enhance their quality of life. This may include magnifiers, large-print materials, tactile markers, and audible cues to aid in navigation and communication.
By offering personalised care and creating supportive environments, we aim to empower individuals with sight loss to maintain their independence, dignity, and overall well-being.