Complex care in Padiham, Burnley
Welcome to Wytham Lodge, where we provide nursing care for adults living with complex needs arising from brain injuries, dementia, mental health conditions, neuro-disabilities and physical disabilities.
Located on Wytham Street in Padiham, Wytham Lodge has 34 bedrooms across three small, purpose-built units, creating a homely and supportive environment that’s more responsive to individual needs.
We’re dedicated to making ‘every day better’ for the people we support, helping them lead meaningful lives and achieve their personal goals.
Our trained team provides high acuity, nurse-led care services, particularly for individuals with secondary diagnoses, co-morbidities or those who’ve experienced previous failed placements.
Whether you’re a healthcare professional seeking a complex care placement, or you’re exploring care options for a loved one, view our services below or contact us to find out more.
Our care
The people we support at Wytham Lodge would often be in a hospital or higher acuity setting if not placed with us.
Our care enables them to stay in the community, closer to their loved ones.
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Look around Wytham Lodge
Wytham Lodge has 34 bedrooms, each with an en-suite, across three units.
With this small group living, we’re able to provide a homely and supportive environment that’s more responsive to individual needs.
The home has communal dining and living spaces, an activities hub, beauty salon, multi-faith room, therapy room, visitors suite and an accessible garden.
We offer a variety of accessible baths and showers for a range of mobility needs.
Wytham Lodge is near local amenities and transport links, helping people stay connected to the community.
Wellington Unit
Has complex mental health needs arising from a primary diagnosis such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or recurrent major depressive disorder, or from a neurological condition such brain injury or early onset dementia
Displays behaviours of concern, including disinhibited and sexualised behaviour
Requires a male-only environment to support safe management of risk and behaviour
May have a forensic background, with risk-related behaviours reduced or ceased
May have a history of alcohol or other substance misuse
May present with increased clinical and safety risks requiring enhanced observation and structured risk management
Is independently mobile and physically active
Can live in an active, sociable environment, where shared spaces and regular interaction with others are part of everyday life
May be moving from a hospital, secure setting, or another care setting where the placement is unable to meet their needs
Requires care focused on long-term mental health stabilisation, therapeutic engagement, and recovery-oriented support, including structured daily living support, relapse prevention, medication management, and the gradual development of independence and community integration
Jubilee Unit
Has a primary neurological diagnosis, including brain injury, dementia, motor neurone disease, Parkinson’s disease, or stroke
Has complex mental and physical health needs requiring a high level of clinical nursing input and monitoring
May have a secondary mental health diagnosis with associated behaviours of concern
May have co-occurring physical health needs, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), diabetes, dysphagia, or epilepsy
May require nursing and clinical interventions, including catheter and stoma care, central venous access management, and enteral feeding
May require complex wound care management, including specialist dressings, regular assessment, and monitoring
Requires a low-sensory, therapeutic environment with carefully managed stimuli to minimise distress
May be moving from a hospital or another care setting where the placement is unable to meet their needs
May experience progressive health decline and require continuing care through to end of life
Alma Unit
Not open yet - the profile of Alma Unit will be developed in partnership with stakeholders and shaped by local demand.
Join our team and make a difference at Wytham Lodge
No matter who you are or what experience you have, there are many ways you can make a difference at Wytham Lodge.
The people who'll live in our home need care from a variety of colleagues.
Our roles range from Registered Nurses and Health Care Assistants to Housekeepers and Cooks, and every member of our team has a vital part to play.
We’re proud to be a National Living Wage employer, offering stable employment in an inclusive, values-led environment.
We’re a brand new home which means it’s an incredibly exciting time to join our growing team.
Register your interest in working at Wytham Lodge
We currently don't have any vacancies at Wytham Lodge. Please register your interest on the form below, and we'll let you know when vacancies are available.
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Getting to Wytham Lodge
Directions to Wytham Lodge
Wytham Lodge is a short drive from the A65 and other major roads including the A6068 and A671.
There are limited parking spaces in the home’s car park. Street parking is available in the surrounding area.
Public transport to Wytham Lodge
The home is a short walk from several bus stops.
Warwick Drive bus stop (stop ID: langdmap), which is accessed by buses 972 and M1 Mainline.
Oxford Close bus stops in both directions (stop IDs: langdmam and lanawjgd), which are accessed by buses 65, 972 and M1 Mainline.
There are two train stations in the local area.
Hapton - 1 mile away (21 minute walk).
Burnley Central - 3.4 miles away (13 minute drive).
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