Mental health residential care: understanding each person to care better
At Humanis Care, we specialise in caring for older people with subacute psychiatric and neurological conditions, whether or not they are associated with functional or cognitive dependency.
Our residential mental health facilities and specialist psychogeriatric units are designed for care. They offer a safe, calm and continuously supervised environment created to support treatment, recovery and emotional stability.
We provide comprehensive, personalised psychogeriatric care, adapting each care plan to the person’s clinical, functional and emotional needs. A multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, psychologists, specialist nurses, occupational therapists and social workers supports each resident throughout their care and progress.
How is psychogeriatric care organised?
An assessment of the whole person
We consider clinical needs alongside abilities, preferences and daily life to guide the care plan.
Psychiatry and psychology
These professionals contribute to the diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of mental health needs.
Specialist nursing
Nurses support daily care and share relevant changes with the wider team.
Occupational therapy and psychosocial rehabilitation
Activities work on everyday skills, participation and independence according to each person’s abilities.
A calm, supervised environment
Structured spaces support familiar routines and professional supervision.
Social work and family connections
We listen to families’ questions and encourage their involvement in the care process.