Care Homes in England

Regions in England

• South East (1,706)
• South West (1,073)
• West Midlands (1,016)
• North West (1,008)
• East of England (1,003)
• Yorkshire and The Humber (809)
• East Midlands (792)
• London (665)
• North East (353)

Largest towns in England

• London (200)
• Birmingham (142)
• Bristol (73)
• Nottingham (72)
• Leicester (70)
• Manchester (67)
• Sheffield (65)
• Liverpool (62)
• Stoke-on-Trent (59)
• Southampton (57)
• Norwich (55)
• Leeds (49)
• Colchester (49)
• Bournemouth (45)
• Wolverhampton (42)
• Coventry (41)
• Bedford (41)
• Plymouth (39)
• Worthing (38)
• Barnsley (36)
• Preston (35)
• Weston-super-Mare (34)
• Bolton (33)
• Bradford (33)
• Hull (33)
• Newcastle upon Tyne (32)
• Lincoln (32)
• Cambridge (32)
• Derby (31)
• Huddersfield (30)
• Northampton (30)
• Doncaster (30)
• Gloucester (30)
• Rotherham (29)
• Reading (29)
• Sunderland (28)
• Westcliff-on-Sea (27)
• Bognor Regis (27)
• Southport (26)
• Eastbourne (26)

Advice for families choosing care in England

• Small care homes vs large care homes: pros and cons
• How to Spot Hidden Care Home Fees Before You Sign
• How to challenge a council's care funding decision

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Frequently asked questions

How many care homes are there in England?

CareFinder lists 8,445 open care homes in England. 7,734 of them have a published CQC rating.

How many care homes in England are rated Outstanding or Good?

6,584 of the 7,734 rated homes (85%) are rated Outstanding or Good by the CQC. 448 of them are rated Outstanding.

Which regions in England have the most care homes?

The regions with the most care homes on CareFinder are South East (1,706), South West (1,073), West Midlands (1,016), North West (1,008), East of England (1,003).