Shire Oaks Court

6 Brownhills Road, Walsall Wood, Walsall, WS8 7BS

01922 351300

Shire Oaks Court is a nurse-led complex care home in Walsall Wood, Walsall supporting adults with complex mental health, neurological, and physical health needs.

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Exterior of Shire Oaks Court care home with brick and white walls, entrance driveway, car parking spaces, mature trees and building signage.
Enclosed care home garden with curved paths through a lawn and landscaped planting, bordered by trees and a tall wooden fence.
Wooden bench beside a curved garden path, surrounded by lawn and planted borders with the care home building in the background.
Care home patio with wooden tables and chairs beneath large green parasols, beside brick walls and doors leading into the building.
Main entrance to Shire Oaks Court care home with automatic glass doors beneath a large “Welcome to Shire Oaks Court” sign.
Spacious care home bedroom with bed, bedside cabinet, desk, chair and wardrobe, with glazed doors opening towards the garden.
Care home bedroom with bed, bedside cabinet, armchair, desk, wardrobe and large window, decorated with blue furnishings and light wood furniture.
Quiet lounge with pink sofa and armchairs, coffee table, desk and chair, storage furniture and a window with patterned curtains.
Close view of two supportive blue armchairs with patterned cushions beside a wooden table, lamp and floral curtains in the lounge.
Spacious care home lounge with blue armchairs and sofas arranged around coffee tables, with a wall-mounted television and large windows.
Wide care home corridor with handrails and bedroom doors, leading to two blue armchairs beside a large window beneath an illuminated exit sign.
Salon station with grey styling chair, sink, and pink towels.
Therapy equipment including colourful sensory floor tiles, a purple exercise ball and small hand weights arranged on a wood-effect floor.
Open-plan kitchen and dining area with fitted appliances, accessible work surfaces, dining tables, blue seating and glazed doors leading outside.
Spacious dining room with several accessible tables and chairs, fitted kitchen and breakfast bar, with large windows providing plenty of natural light.
Bright dining room with colourful chairs and tables alongside a fitted kitchen, breakfast bar and large windows with blue curtains.
Spacious accessible bathroom with open shower area, toilet, wall-mounted sink, assisted bathing equipment, pull cords, shower chair and shelving with towels.
Training room viewed through an open door, with rows of blue upholstered chairs facing forward and a clearly marked “Training Room” sign.

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Exterior of Shire Oaks Court care home with brick and white walls, entrance driveway, car parking spaces, mature trees and building signage.
Enclosed care home garden with curved paths through a lawn and landscaped planting, bordered by trees and a tall wooden fence.
Wooden bench beside a curved garden path, surrounded by lawn and planted borders with the care home building in the background.
Care home patio with wooden tables and chairs beneath large green parasols, beside brick walls and doors leading into the building.
Main entrance to Shire Oaks Court care home with automatic glass doors beneath a large “Welcome to Shire Oaks Court” sign.
Spacious care home bedroom with bed, bedside cabinet, desk, chair and wardrobe, with glazed doors opening towards the garden.
Care home bedroom with bed, bedside cabinet, armchair, desk, wardrobe and large window, decorated with blue furnishings and light wood furniture.
Quiet lounge with pink sofa and armchairs, coffee table, desk and chair, storage furniture and a window with patterned curtains.
Close view of two supportive blue armchairs with patterned cushions beside a wooden table, lamp and floral curtains in the lounge.
Spacious care home lounge with blue armchairs and sofas arranged around coffee tables, with a wall-mounted television and large windows.
Wide care home corridor with handrails and bedroom doors, leading to two blue armchairs beside a large window beneath an illuminated exit sign.
Salon station with grey styling chair, sink, and pink towels.
Therapy equipment including colourful sensory floor tiles, a purple exercise ball and small hand weights arranged on a wood-effect floor.
Open-plan kitchen and dining area with fitted appliances, accessible work surfaces, dining tables, blue seating and glazed doors leading outside.
Spacious dining room with several accessible tables and chairs, fitted kitchen and breakfast bar, with large windows providing plenty of natural light.
Bright dining room with colourful chairs and tables alongside a fitted kitchen, breakfast bar and large windows with blue curtains.
Spacious accessible bathroom with open shower area, toilet, wall-mounted sink, assisted bathing equipment, pull cords, shower chair and shelving with towels.
Training room viewed through an open door, with rows of blue upholstered chairs facing forward and a clearly marked “Training Room” sign.

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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 are:

  • needing increased nursing support as their needs change or progress
  • stepping down from hospital or a secure setting
  • moving from a care provider that can no longer safely meet their needs
  • looking for a new home following a previous placement breakdown.

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

Typically supports adults with:

  • a primary neurological diagnosis, such as Huntington’s disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), motor neurone disease (MND), or spinal cord injury
  • predominant physical health needs that require a high level of nursing input, observation, and monitoring
  • co-occurring health needs such as diabetes, dysphagia, and epilepsy
  • significant cognitive impairment affecting memory, judgement, and awareness of risk
  • clinical interventions such as catheters, enteral feeding, stomas, and tracheostomies
  • complex respiratory needs requiring oxygen or ventilation.

Care focuses on maintaining function, comfort, meaningful involvement, and independence.

For people with progressive conditions, care can adapt through increasing frailty, palliative care, and end-of-life care.

Typically supports adults with:

  • complex mental health needs arising from a primary mental health or neurological diagnosis, such as brain injury, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia
  • behaviours of concern requiring a single-sex environment
  • moderate to severe cognitive impairment
  • a forensic background, where risk-related behaviours have reduced or ceased, and the person may remain subject to legal restrictions
  • needs that may require planned restrictive practices within a positive behaviour support framework, reducing as needs stabilise.

The unit provides a male-only, structured, and supportive environment with positive behaviour support, consistent risk management, and individualised staffing and observation where needed.

Care focuses on stability, emotional wellbeing, meaningful engagement, daily living skills, and greater independence.

The unit is suited to people who benefit from a structured, slower-paced environment.

Typically supports adults with:

  • complex mental health needs arising from a primary mental health or neurological diagnosis, such as acquired brain injury, dementia, Huntington’s disease, or Parkinson’s
  • behaviours of concern
  • co-occurring physical health needs
  • clinical interventions such as catheters, stomas, and enteral feeding
  • progressive physical health needs associated with increasing dependency.

Care focuses on maintaining function, comfort, emotional wellbeing, meaningful engagement, and independence where possible, while adapting to changing mental and physical health needs.

For people with progressive conditions, care can adapt through increasing frailty, palliative care, and end-of-life care.

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

Shire Oaks Court has 30 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 with ADL kitchen
  • 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 Shire Oaks Court

6 Brownhills Road, Walsall Wood, Walsall, WS8 7BS

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Shire Oaks Court is close to the M6 and other major roads including A5 and A452.

The home is just off the A461/Lichfield Road, opposite Walsall Wood School.

There are limited parking spaces in the home’s car park. Street parking is available along Brownhills Road.

The home is a short walk from several bus stops.

  • Streets Corner bus stop, which is accessed by buses 24, 936 Platinum, 937 Platinum, and 937A Platinum.
  • Occupation Road bus stop, which is accessed by buses 9A, 9S, 10, and 24.
  • Oak Park bus stop, which is accessed by bus 10.

There are no train stations within walking distance of the home. The nearest train station is approximately a 20 minute drive away.

  • Walsall – 4.4 miles away (15 minute drive).

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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.