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Care Homes in Worcestershire

177 care homes in Worcestershire. 73% are rated Good or Outstanding. Part of the West Midlands region.

7 Outstanding
123 Good
28 Requires Improvement
Browse:AllNursing (66)Residential (115)Dementia (126)Learning Disabilities (48)Mental Health (48)Physical Disabilities (102)Outstanding (7)Good (123)Garden (5)Hairdresser (4)
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177 care homes

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GoodResidential

Abbeycroft

16 Crabbs Cross Lane, Crabbs Cross, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97 5LD
Prices on application
015275404037 beds
Learning disabilitiesMental healthPhysical disabilities
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GoodResidential

Arden House

11 Roden Avenue, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, DY10 2RF
Prices on application
015627440568 beds
DementiaLearning disabilitiesMental healthOlder people+3 more
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Frequently Asked Questions About Care Homes in Worcestershire

How many care homes are there in Worcestershire?
There are 177 care homes in Worcestershire. These include residential care homes, nursing homes, and specialist dementia care facilities. You can filter by care type and CQC rating to find the right home.
How much do care homes cost in Worcestershire?
Care home costs in Worcestershire vary depending on the type of care needed. Residential care typically costs £1,000-£1,400 per week, while nursing care costs £1,200-£1,800 per week. Prices vary by individual home and room type. Contact homes directly for current fees.
How do I find a good care home in Worcestershire?
Start by filtering care homes by CQC rating - look for homes rated Good or Outstanding. Consider the type of care needed (residential, nursing, or dementia care), location for family visits, and facilities offered. Visit your shortlisted homes in person before deciding.
What types of care homes are available in Worcestershire?
Worcestershire has residential care homes (personal care without nursing), nursing homes (24/7 nursing care), and many homes offering specialist dementia care. Some homes offer all types of care, allowing residents to stay as their needs change.

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