Service Directory

19-room care home in Whitwick, Coalville.

CQC Outstanding rating (last inspected July 2023). Part of Right at Home UK network.

Confirmed as active registered care service CS2003010321; 88-bed home across seven care units.

Family-run home care service founded 2002, covering Scarborough and Filey, North Yorkshire.

Grade II listed building overlooking Kirkby Stephen; capacity for up to 38 residents. Operated by The Franklyn Group. CQC rating Good, last inspection published April 2022. Verified August 2026.

Council-run 13-bed home operated by Westmorland and Furness Council (Cumbria Care). NOTE: as of Aug 2026 the council is running a public consultation (closing 19 Aug 2026) on the home's future due to low occupancy and an ageing building; currently still open and operating with a small number of residents -- recheck status before referring people. Verified via CQC, council news releases and NHS.uk.

Operated by Avery Healthcare. In operation over 20 years; own minibus for resident outings. Exact CQC location ID not independently confirmed in this pass - recommend direct confirmation.

Branch of Prestige Nursing & Care serving North Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Heywood and Whitefield.

Verified via Euan's Guide and own site.

CQC Outstanding rating (Nov 2019). Branch covers Cannock, Burntwood and Rugeley. Verified via CQC record 1-1931667503.

Registered for up to 63-64 people. CQC profile; https.

CQC location 1-973392873, covers c.10-mile radius (Yate, Thornbury). Verified via WebSearch snippets citing cqc.org.uk (WebFetch blocked; not directly rendered).

CQC Good rating (January 2026). Covers Halifax, Brighouse, Elland, Sowerby Bridge, Hebden Bridge, Todmorden.

A purpose-built, 60-bed Barchester Healthcare home on the edge of Ludlow rated 'Good' overall by the CQC (inspection published February 2020). Verified via https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-426954409

Council-run short-term service (up to 6 weeks) for people returning home after hospital admission. CQC upgraded from Good to Outstanding April 2026.

Operated by Sanctuary Care Limited. Verified via CQC/NHS/Sanctuary Care cross-reference; Good CQC rating reported Nov 2025.

74-room facility for veterans and their spouses. Offers nursing care, dementia care, short-break stays, day care and a monthly lunch club.

Operated by Berkley Care Group. 78-bed care home in Warwick providing nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative care.

Verified as legitimate via Companies House (co. 11203631) and CQC location listing, 2026-08-30. Not previously in directory. Phone number could not be confirmed consistently across sources (conflicting listings) - left blank pending confirmation.

CQC location ID 1-110955236. Purpose-built 35-bed home run by charity Eothen Homes.

Operated by NHS Highland, based at Lawson Memorial Hospital, Golspie. Covers the Helmsdale, Brora, Golspie, Bonar Bridge and Lairg areas. History worth noting: an April 2025 inspection raised serious concerns and led to an improvement notice; NHS Highland confirms both areas for improvement were fully met and the April 2026 inspection graded the service Good across all four areas. Phone and postcode not confirmed by any source and deliberately left blank. Verified 2026-08-20 via NHS Highland's June 2026 news release and local press.

Small 11-bed home in central Ullapool, owned and operated by NHS Highland. Currently the only operating care home in Ullapool (Mo Dhachaidh/Barchester nearby closed). Recommend confirming latest Care Inspectorate grade directly before publishing.

Verified via CQC press release (upgraded good to outstanding, published 3 Aug 2026) + CQC/Care Choices listings, 2026-08-30. Not previously in directory.

Operated by MHA (Methodist Homes), 36-bed residential home. CQC 'Outstanding' rating corroborated across MHA official site, Care Choices and Autumna aggregator listings. WebFetch to mha.org.uk blocked by network egress this run; direct phone line found only partially (01253 759...) in search snippets so left blank rather than guessed - recommend confirming via mha.org.uk before publishing.