Your guide to the best care homes around University.
Wellington Lodge, operated by Anchor in Cheetham Hill, offers exceptional residential and dementia care for the elderly.
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£1,050
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Downing House, managed by Abbeyfield Living Society, is a welcoming residential care home situated in Manchester.
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£1,263
per week
Nestled in the lively heart of Didsbury, Laurel Court offers outstanding care tailored to each resident’s unique needs.
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£1,293
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Here is some further information about care homes in University.
How many care homes are there in University?
We have 54 care homes in University. Our team of Care Experts hand-picks all our homes based on several factors, including the quality of care, facilities, and the home's culture.
What is the average cost of care in University?
Care home costs vary significantly across University. The average cost of care in University is £1,110 per week.
You could be eligible for care funding support in England from your local authority - you can check through a free financial assessment, which immediately follows a care needs assessment. You may also qualify for a form of NHS support, such as NHS continuing healthcare.
What's included in the weekly cost of a care home in University?
Typically, the weekly cost of a care home includes accommodation, the care itself, access to facilities, meals and snacks, housekeeping, social activities, and 24/7 support from carers and other staff members.
Additional extras in University may include hairdressing, chiropody, physiotherapy, other forms of therapy, trips out, and specialist equipment.
What factors affect University care home fees?
In University, care home fees vary based on factors such as the type of care needed (with nursing care costing more than residential care), the facilities and activities available, room size and other features, and the staff-to-resident ratio.
Homes in more central areas may be more expensive due to higher property and carer costs.
Are all care homes in University regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?
Yes, every University care home has been given a rating by England's Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The CQC checks care homes to ensure they're safe and well-run. They regularly conduct inspections and publish reports to help care-seekers make the right choice.
Here’s what our care-seekers are saying...
Amazing customer service. I got more than I expected from Lottie. Got so much information from Klara who really helped me with my search for a perfect care home. Thank you!
NP
25 May 2025
Excellent service. We are just looking at facilities for my mother and father-in-law and the advice you gave me was invaluable. I feel so relieved that there is a way forward.
Andy
23 May 2025
I wasn't aware of Lottie when looking for a home for my mum, but they were extremely helpful and contacted me with lots of valuable advice at a time when I needed it most. Thank you Lottie.
Martin
15 May 2025
Katy was so supportive, professional and helpful over the phone. Searching for care homes is such a hard task and having someone to help navigate the search is such a relief.
Katie
7 May 2025
Superb service providing much-needed up-to-date information regarding the many aspects of care. A range of care homes are listed, varying in service, quality rating, and cost.
Fay
8 April 2025
Eva listened to my mum’s care needs and sent a list of suitable homes. During a stressful time, expert guidance was a relief.
Philip
26 March 2025
I enquired about care homes for my mother-in-law. It helped seeing a range of options gathered in one place.
Jo
11 March 2025
Eva was kind, helpful and informative. I was grateful for her time and support in finding a care home. Thank you.
Nicola
12 February 2025
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