Care & Mobility Services in Rothesay

Verified via Care Inspectorate inspection reports and an NHS Highland news item (October 2024) confirming Argyll and Bute Council secured Scottish Government Islands Programme funding for renovation works at Thomson Court - confirms the home is currently operating. Owned and managed by Argyll and Bute Council.

Verified via CalMac's official port information and passenger assistance pages (calmac.co.uk), corroborated by Historic Environment Scotland's Rothesay Castle access page, which references this terminal's adapted toilet as the nearest accessible facility to the castle.

Verified via the provider's own website (careplusbute.com) and Argyll and Bute Council's care-resources listing. Caveat: the specific grading claim is self-reported by the provider on its own site; the exact date of the most recent Care Inspectorate inspection could not be independently confirmed.

Verified as a currently listed care resource via Care Inspectorate inspection report PDFs (careinspectorate.com) and Argyll and Bute Council's official care-resources directory (which still lists 'Mr and Mrs J Young t/a Palm Court'). Could not confirm a phone number or a post-2019 inspection grading - recommend confirming current registration status directly with the Care Inspectorate before publishing.

Verified via Care Inspectorate inspection report PDFs and Argyll and Bute Council's care-resources page, which lists Achievement Bute as a current voluntary-sector provider. Note this service supports children/young people with additional needs rather than general older-adult domiciliary care.

Verified via Bute Museum & Natural History Society's own website and visitor-information aggregators. Caveat: the museum's own toilets are NOT wheelchair accessible; visitors are directed to the adjacent public library's accessible toilet instead.

Verified via the business's own website (theboathouse-bute.co.uk) and VisitScotland's accommodation listing, cross-checked against guest reviews describing the wheelchair-accessible suite.

Verified via Historic Environment Scotland's official access page for Rothesay Castle. Caveat: no accessible toilet on site - nearest adapted toilet is at Rothesay ferry terminal, approx. 200m away.

Verified via Mount Stuart's own accessibility page (mountstuart.com/visiting/accessibility) and corroborated by Euan's Guide's disabled-access listing. Caveat: first-floor bedrooms are reached by 4 steps and are not step-free.

Verified via Carr Gomm's own website (carrgomm.org), which explicitly confirms Care at Home and Responder services are delivered in Rothesay/Isle of Bute, and via the Care Inspectorate register entry. Caveat: address given is Carr Gomm's Argyll and Bute area office; a separate street address specific to a Bute-based office could not be independently confirmed.

Verified via VisitScotland's listing and Argyll and Bute Council's 2019 news release on the Winter Gardens renovation, both describing the centre as wheelchair accessible. Caveat: no dedicated official website domain was confirmed, and a detailed itemised access statement was not located.