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200+ Data Points · 15 Sources

Before you sign:
what the brochure doesn't cover.

You've found a home you like — but a tour only shows their best side. This report checks what tours can't: who really owns the home, whether leadership has been stable, if debts are growing, what hundreds of families actually say, and whether the fees are fair for your area.

200+ data points15 verified sources checked
Under 1 hourReport delivery
Commission-freePaid by families, not providers
ConfidentialThe home doesn’t know
No commissions — paid by families
30-day money-back guarantee

Two things you won’t find anywhere else

Most services show you ratings and reviews. We go behind both.

The company behind the care home

A care home is run by a company. That company files accounts, appoints directors, and takes on debt — all publicly recorded. We match every care home to its parent company and analyse the financial trail.

  • Director changes in the last 3 years
  • Outstanding debt and secured charges
  • Filing delays and account status
  • Ownership structure and risk signals

2,000+ care homes have closed in the last decade. Most were rated “Good”.

What hundreds of reviews really say

You might read 10 reviews and form an impression. We analyse every review left by families and staff — across multiple platforms — and extract the patterns that no single review can show.

  • Which aspects families praise — and which they quietly criticise
  • Whether satisfaction is improving or declining, month by month
  • Where families disagree with each other
  • What staff say about working conditions

A 4.2-star average doesn’t tell you that 12% of reviewers gave 1 star for food.

3 Simple Steps

Choose a home. We do the rest.

1

Name the care home

Enter the name of any care home in England. We cover all 14,599 registered care homes.

No forms. No medical questionnaire. Just the home’s name.

2

We check 7 independent sources

Official inspection records. Who owns the home, how stable the leadership is, whether debts are growing, and whether there are warning signs — checked against public records. Food hygiene ratings. Staff satisfaction from employee review platforms. Family reviews from across the web. Neighbourhood and transport data. Regional pricing benchmarks.

All checked automatically. No manual research needed.

3

Read your report

A secure link arrives in your email within 1 hour. Open it on any device. Share it with family members — everyone reads the same report.

No account to create. No app to install. 90-day access.

You might wonder: why can't I just check the inspection website and online reviews? Here's what they don't show you.

The Full Picture

You’ve done your homework. Here’s what the usual sources don’t cover.

Virtually all care homes forced to close by the regulator were rated ‘Good’ at their last inspection.
— State of Care Report, 2024
Regulatory history01

What you can see

“No current enforcement actions”

What our check adds

That this home had 3 enforcement actions in 2023 — all resolved, but nobody tells you they happened.

Source: Regulatory enforcement records

Financial stability02

What you can see

“Caring: Good” on the official report

What our check adds

That the company filed dormant accounts for 2 consecutive years — a warning sign you’d only spot in public financial records.

Source: Public financial records

Staff conditions03

What you can see

Online reviews: 4.2 stars

What our check adds

That 6 families mentioned staffing concerns in the last 12 months, sentiment is worsening, and employee satisfaction sits at 2.1/5.

Source: Review & employee platforms

Pricing reality04

What you can see

Weekly fees: “From £1,200”

What our check adds

That this is 18% above the regional average — and £220/week above the fair cost of care for this area.

Source: Regional pricing data

This isn’t about finding problems. It’s about being sure the home you’ve found is as good as it appears — and knowing what to ask if it isn’t.

Care Home Check
The Care Home Check cross-references company filings with recruitment patterns. Dormant accounts, repeated vacancies for the same role, and ownership changes are flagged — giving families facts to ask about before committing.

Based on report methodology

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See what your report will look like

A Care Home Check report does not just give you a verdict. It shows the source behind each finding and explains what it means for your family.

Care Home Check Report

Oakfield House, Surrey

Keep on Shortlist

High confidence

Strongest signal

Stable inspection rating for 3 consecutive years

Main risk to verify

Staff satisfaction below sector average

Visit focus

Confirm day-to-day staff morale and atmosphere

Financial outlook

Medium risk — 3 signals flagged, verify before committing

Safety

Reviews

Finance

Staff

Food

9 sections · 200+ data points · 15 verified sources

Also included in your report

Care & Daily Life

Activities

12 types

Dementia

Specialist

Nursing

24hr

Clinical capabilities, activities programme, conditions supported, and building facilities.

Food & Hygiene

5/5

Hygiene Rating

Very Good

Last Inspection

8 months ago

Sub-scores for hygiene practices, structural compliance, and confidence in management. 5-year inspection timeline included.

Affordability

Estimated Fee

£1,280/week

Regional Median

£1,090/week

Fees sit 14% above the local median. Council rate benchmark and self-funder vs council rate comparison included.

Practical Fit

Hospital

4.2 mi

GP

0.8 mi

Deprivation

Low

Transport links, nearest pharmacy, flood zone, and local deprivation index. Built for the family that visits regularly.

Questions for Your Visit

CriticalAsk about Well-led improvement plan
CriticalConfirm night staffing ratios
ImportantHow is staff feedback addressed?
HelpfulWhat does a typical day look like?

15-28 personalised questions ranked by urgency. Generated from every finding in this report.

What We Verified

  • Official inspection history
  • Corporate accounts and ownership
  • Food hygiene ratings and sub-scores
  • Family reviews from across the web
  • Employee workplace reviews
  • Neighbourhood and accessibility data
  • Regional pricing benchmarks
Trust & Transparency

15 sources. Every finding attributed.

Alexander started RightCareHome after helping his own mother find care and realising that the most important information was scattered across dozens of official and public sources. The Care Home Check brings that evidence into one calm, readable report.

Many care directories in the UK are funded by providers through advertising, referral fees, or commissions. We're different. No care home pays us. No provider can influence our analysis. Your payment funds the research, so our job is to help your family ask better questions before you commit.

We use 7 publicly verifiable data sources. Every claim in your report is attributed to its source and labelled with a confidence level, so you can see what is confirmed, what is estimated, and what needs a closer look.

Inspection History

Quality over time

Financial Stability

Ownership, debt & director checks

Hygiene Record

Food safety scores

Family Reviews

Real experiences

Neighbourhood

Local context

Fair Pricing

Cost benchmarks

Staff Satisfaction

Employee sentiment

Every finding tells you how much you can trust it

Most reports present everything with the same weight. Ours labels each finding so you know what's verified, what's inferred, and what still needs checking on your visit.

ConfirmedVerified from official source
EstimatedCalculated from available data
AssumedBased on indirect indicators
UnknownData not available — ask during visit
Transparent Pricing

One report. One price. No care home can influence it.

£49 for a single home. No subscription, no account needed.

The average care home costs £1,000–£1,400 per week.

That’s £52,000–£73,000 per year.

Self-funders overpay by an average of 41%.

At £49, this report costs less than half a day of care — and it covers what the brochure doesn’t.

The average family spends £67,000 a year on care. £49 to check you’re spending it on the right home.

Verify One Home

£49

  • Full 9-section report
  • 200+ data points from 15 sources
  • Plain-English verdict on every section
  • Confidence level on every finding (Confirmed, Estimated, or Assumed)
  • 15–28 data-driven visit questions
  • Share with family via secure link
  • Delivered in under 1 hour
  • 90-day access
Verify a Care Home — £49
I already know which home I want to checkGood. This report will show you what the usual sources don’t cover.
I need help finding the right homePersonalised Matching Report (£119)
I’m mainly worried about how to payFunding Guide (£69)

30-day money-back guarantee. If the report doesn’t help you make a more informed decision, we’ll refund you. No questions.

You’ve found a care home. Now find out if it’s the right one.

200+ data points. 15 verified sources. One clear verdict. Delivered in under 1 hour.

Independent & impartial
30-day money-back
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Don’t have a specific home in mind? Personalised Matching Report (£119)

Worried about how to pay for care? Funding Guide (£69)