Birch View

Sherwood Jones Close, Radford, Coventry, CV6 1QT

02475 319 600

Birch View is a nurse-led complex care home in Radford, Coventry supporting adults with complex mental health, neurological, and physical health needs.

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Main entrance to Birch View care home, with covered doorway, landscaped lawn and an Exemplar Health Care sign displaying the home’s name.
Landscaped care home courtyard beside a three-storey brick building, with paved paths, lawns and several outdoor tables, chairs and parasols.
Care home garden patio with grey outdoor seating and large parasols and landscaped planting.
Care home garden patio with grey outdoor seating beneath a large parasol, landscaped planting and a colourful giant Connect Four game.
Care home bedroom with single bed, bedside table, and en-suite, decorated in neutral tones.
Care home bedroom with adjustable single bed, over-bed table, armchair, wardrobe and desk, decorated in soft pink and neutral tones.
Care home bedroom with adjustable single bed, over-bed table, armchair, wardrobe and desk, with glazed doors opening towards the garden.
Quiet lounge with blue and cream armchairs arranged around small tables, floral artwork, shelving and large windows overlooking the garden.
Care home lounge with pale green sofas and armchairs arranged around coffee tables, a wall-mounted television and large curtained windows.
Lounge with sage green armchairs and sofas arranged with small tables, floral arrangements, and large windows overlooking the garden.
Bright communal kitchen with white cabinets, low-level worktops, microwave, sink, colourful crockery and an adjoining dining area.
Bright communal kitchen with grey cabinets, low-level worktops, kettle, sink, and an adjoining dining area.
Communal kitchen and dining area with accessible worktops, integrated appliances, breakfast bar and wooden tables surrounded by upholstered chairs.
Therapy and exercise room with treadmill, punch bag and boxing gloves, exercise ball, floor mat and hand weights.
Accessible bathroom with specialist bathing equipment, toilet with blue support rails, wall-mounted basin and wide open floor space.
Spacious accessible bathroom with specialist bathing equipment, wall-mounted basin, mirror, open floor space and coastal-themed wallpaper.
Care home hallway with seating, a small table, large windows, and floral artwork, decorated in neutral tones.

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Main entrance to Birch View care home, with covered doorway, landscaped lawn and an Exemplar Health Care sign displaying the home’s name.
Landscaped care home courtyard beside a three-storey brick building, with paved paths, lawns and several outdoor tables, chairs and parasols.
Care home garden patio with grey outdoor seating and large parasols and landscaped planting.
Care home garden patio with grey outdoor seating beneath a large parasol, landscaped planting and a colourful giant Connect Four game.
Care home bedroom with single bed, bedside table, and en-suite, decorated in neutral tones.
Care home bedroom with adjustable single bed, over-bed table, armchair, wardrobe and desk, decorated in soft pink and neutral tones.
Care home bedroom with adjustable single bed, over-bed table, armchair, wardrobe and desk, with glazed doors opening towards the garden.
Quiet lounge with blue and cream armchairs arranged around small tables, floral artwork, shelving and large windows overlooking the garden.
Care home lounge with pale green sofas and armchairs arranged around coffee tables, a wall-mounted television and large curtained windows.
Lounge with sage green armchairs and sofas arranged with small tables, floral arrangements, and large windows overlooking the garden.
Bright communal kitchen with white cabinets, low-level worktops, microwave, sink, colourful crockery and an adjoining dining area.
Bright communal kitchen with grey cabinets, low-level worktops, kettle, sink, and an adjoining dining area.
Communal kitchen and dining area with accessible worktops, integrated appliances, breakfast bar and wooden tables surrounded by upholstered chairs.
Therapy and exercise room with treadmill, punch bag and boxing gloves, exercise ball, floor mat and hand weights.
Accessible bathroom with specialist bathing equipment, toilet with blue support rails, wall-mounted basin and wide open floor space.
Spacious accessible bathroom with specialist bathing equipment, wall-mounted basin, mirror, open floor space and coastal-themed wallpaper.
Care home hallway with seating, a small table, large windows, and floral artwork, decorated in neutral tones.

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Who we support

We provide 24-hour nursing care for adults with complex, co-occurring needs, helping people stay well, maintain their independence, and live a meaningful life.

Someone might come to live with us when they:

  • need more nursing support as their needs change
  • are stepping down from hospital or a secure setting
  • need a new home because their current placement can no longer meet their needs.

Our three care communities have distinct profiles of need, helping us match each person with the right care, environment, and community for a stable placement.

We support people with neurological conditions, physical disabilities, and nursing needs that require coordinated, 24-hour care.

This can include people living with progressive neurological conditions or brain injuries, alongside needs such as:

  • reduced mobility and complex moving and handling
  • dysphagia, enteral feeding, and nutritional needs
  • catheter, stoma, and complex wound care
  • complex medication regimes
  • palliative and end-of-life care.

Our Registered Nurses provide 24-hour care that can adapt as needs change or progress.

We support adults with complex mental health needs, including those who display behaviours of concern or need enhanced observation and structured risk management.

This can include people who:

  • have complex or enduring mental health conditions
  • have mental health needs alongside a neurological condition or brain injury
  • have a forensic background
  • have a history of substance misuse
  • have experienced previous placement breakdowns.

Support focuses on building stability, maintaining or developing independence, and helping people live a meaningful life.

We support adults living with dementia alongside behavioural, mental health, physical health, neurological, or nursing needs that require more support than many traditional care settings can provide.

This can include people who:

  • experience significant distress or behaviours of concern
  • have significant cognitive or communication needs
  • require enhanced observation or individualised staffing
  • have reduced mobility, dysphagia, frailty, or other physical health needs
  • have additional nursing needs alongside their dementia
  • need care that can adapt as their condition progresses.

Care combines 24-hour nursing, positive behaviour support, dementia-friendly environments, and meaningful everyday life.

What makes our care different

Our approach brings together nursing, clinical, and behavioural expertise, staffing shaped around individual needs, and an environment where people can live well.

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24-hour nursing care

Registered Nurses are on site 24 hours a day, providing responsive care, clinical oversight, and early recognition of change.

Needs-led staffing

Staffing and observation levels are shaped around individual needs, risks, and complexity, adapting as a person’s needs change.

Multidisciplinary approach

Nursing, medical, therapeutic, and behavioural expertise works together to provide coordinated care around each person’s needs.

Complex clinical capability

Complex nursing and clinical needs are supported alongside neurological, mental health, and behavioural needs.

Positive behaviour support

Proactive support helps teams understand distress and behaviour, reduce triggers, build trust, and respond safely and consistently.

Community-based homes

Highly complex care is delivered in a home that supports choice, relationships, independence, and meaningful everyday life.

Our home

Birch View has 38 en-suite bedrooms across three small units, creating a homely and supportive environment that’s responsive to individual needs.

The home is close to local amenities and transport links, helping people stay connected with the wider community

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Bedroom features

  • Large bedrooms
  • En-suite bathrooms
  • Space to personalise
  • WiFi

Unit features

  • Shared living and dining spaces
  • Quiet lounge
  • Kitchen
  • Adapted, power-assisted bath
  • Nurse call system

Shared facilities

  • Accessible garden
  • Activities hub
  • Beauty salon
  • Therapy room
  • Visitor suite

Life at our home

Life is shaped around the people who live here, with opportunities for meaningful activity, social connection, life skills development, and involvement in the local community.

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Quality you can see

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) independently regulates and inspects health and social care services in England.

Read our latest CQC inspection report to find out more about the quality of care at our home.

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Getting to Birch View

Sherwood Jones Close, Radford, Coventry, CV6 1QT

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Birch View is a short drive from the M6, M42, M69 and other major roads.

If travelling on the M6, take Junction 3, then follow:

  • Exit at Exhall Interchange onto Jimmy Hill Way (A444).
  • At Rowleys Green Roundabout, take the second exit and stay on Jimmy Hill Way (A444).
  • Take the second exit onto Holbrook Way (B4118).
  • Stay on Holbrook Way (B4118).
  • Continue onto Holbrook Lane (B4118).
  • Take the second exit onto Burnaby Road.
  • Turn left onto Beake Avenue, then left onto Radford Road (B4098).
  • Turn right onto Engleton Road (B4107), then left onto Sherwood Jones Close.

The home is a short walk from several bus stops.

  • Engleton Road (stop ID: nwmptmga) – buses 16 and 735.
  • Lanchester Road (stop ID: nwmptmaj) – bus 15.
  • Loudon Avenue (stop ID: nwmgajmp) – buses 5 and 5a.

The nearest train station is:

  • Coventry Station – 1.8 miles away (approximately 40-minute walk).

Enquire about complex care

Speak to our Referrals Team about someone’s individual care needs and whether this home could be the right fit.

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A woman sits in a purple chair covered with a blanket outdoors, smiling beside a cheerful Health Care Assistant in a blue uniform, in a garden setting.