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4 care homes in Romania: post-surgery recovery, alzheimer / dementia care, permanent medical care, palliative care, disability care, residential care, temporary care

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Centrul rezidențial pentru seniori Maria-Theresia Șura Mică — Șura MicăFoto ilustrativă
Confirmat de proprietarRecommended
5.0

Centrul rezidențial pentru seniori Maria-Theresia Șura Mică

Șura Mică, jud. Sibiu

100 beds

2 reviews

Residential carePermanent medical care+1

Modern centre for seniors, with permanent medical care, comfort, safety and daily activities.

from
7.000 RON/month
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AsertivO - Servicii Premium Pentru Seniori — OtopeniFoto ilustrativă
Confirmat de proprietarRecommended
5.0

AsertivO - Servicii Premium Pentru Seniori

Otopeni, jud. Ilfov

146 beds

2 reviews

Residential carePermanent medical care+1

AsertivO is the leader in elderly care and medical recovery in Romania.

from
8.000 RON/month
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Camin de Batrani LUXAB WEST — Municipiul BucureștiFoto ilustrativă
Confirmat de proprietarRecommended

Camin de Batrani LUXAB WEST

Municipiul București, jud. București

80 beds

Residential carePermanent medical care+2

Luxab Sector 6 is not just a care home for the elderly – it is a community supported by a dedicated medical team.

from
6.000 RON/month
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Higia Predeal — PredealFoto ilustrativă
Confirmat de proprietar
2.1

Higia Predeal

Predeal, jud. Prahova

50 beds

1 reviews

Residential carePermanent medical care+2

Care home with personalised elderly care services, ensuring comfort, health and wellbeing.

from
5.000 RON/month
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Centres offering care for people with disabilities provide adapted accommodation, support with daily activities and staff used to specific needs — from physical accessibility (ramps, lifts, adapted bathrooms) to personalised assistance.

This page lists the centres in our directory that declare services for people with disabilities, with facilities, indicative prices and real reviews. Filter by county and compare options before visiting.

SeniorHelp is an independent directory, not a service provider. For disability assessment and rights, consult the competent authorities; to find a suitable centre, our family helpline can help.

Useful resources:Guide: choosing a care homeCare home cost calculatorAlzheimer & dementia carePost-operative recovery careCare terminology glossaryFree family helpline

Frequently asked questions

What facilities should a centre for people with disabilities have?
Physical accessibility (ramps, lift, adapted bathrooms), enough staff for daily support and, where relevant, adapted activities. Check each centre's profile for declared facilities and confirm during a visit.
Are these centres only for seniors?
Not necessarily — some residential centres also accept adults with disabilities, not just the elderly. Admission criteria differ, so ask the centre directly about its conditions.
How do I choose the right centre?
Filter the directory by this category and county, compare facilities and reviews, then arrange visits to 2-3 centres to see the accessibility and atmosphere first-hand.