Care homes and supported accommodation

Care homes and supported accommodation options in Worcestershire.

Before you consider a care home

Before you consider a care home you may wish to explore other options which may suit your needs.

Care homes

Find out what care options are available in Worcestershire to meet your needs or the needs of someone else.

Supported living (for people with disabilities)

For people with a disability to get the support they need to be able to live in a home they own or are a tenant in.

Extra Care housing

Housing for people aged 55 and over to live in a home of your own with 24/7 support on hand, should you need it.

Shared lives scheme

Shared Lives offers people the opportunity to stay in a carefully matched family home, with trained Shared Lives Providers.

Moving between care homes (Continuity of care)

Moving location and keeping care and support in place.

Care and Support CQC ratings

Our Care Quality Commission (CQC) ratings for our Worcestershire County Council providers.

What we do in adult social care

Guidance if you're looking for social care or support for an adult in Worcestershire.

Housing and homelessness

Support if you and/or your family are at risk of being homeless.

Who are the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?

CQC is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. They help to ensure regulated health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care and encourage care services to improve. They monitor, inspect, and regulate services and publish information about services which is available to the public. Where they find poor care, they will use their powers to take action.

Find out more about CQC's purpose and role here: Care Quality Commission