Residential care evidence

Residential care homes in Birmingham

Compare residential care homes in Birmingham using public CQC ratings, fee signals, review evidence and financial indicators for daily living support and personal care.

214

Residential care homes

25

CQC rated

25

Price or financial signal

Local care-type evidence

Residential care homes decision signals in Birmingham

Use these local residential care homes signals before comparing individual homes in Birmingham. We only show sections where the underlying public data is strong enough to help a family compare homes.

Residential homes

214

214 matching homes in Birmingham; the decision signals below use the currently visible listed homes.

CQC quality mix

100% Good+

25 visible listed homes have a current published CQC rating in this care-type set.

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Weekly fee range

£678-£1,695

34 visible fee signals are available; room type and assessed needs can change the final quote.

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Financial signals

80% covered

20 visible listed homes have usable public company-risk signals; 10 show elevated signals.

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Postcode clusters

4

Local postcode clusters have enough matching homes to support area-level comparison.

Starting shortlist

3 homes

A compact starting set is available for home-level comparison below.

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Why this residential page is open

We only open residential pages where the city has enough non-nursing residential inventory and enough public evidence to avoid a thin page. Birmingham passes the current gate.

214 residential care homes

25 CQC-rated homes

25 price or financial signals

25 homes available for comparison

Usable parent city guide

No broken home detail links

RCH Score methodology

How we rank care homes in Birmingham

Score 0–10 · updated monthly

CQC inspections can be 2–4 years old. Our RCH Score combines the official inspection result with live signals — real reviews, quality trajectory, and financial stability — to surface homes that are performing well today, not just at the last inspection.

CQC

CQC inspection rating

40%

The official Care Quality Commission rating — Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement, or Inadequate. The primary quality signal, but can be up to 4 years old.

Online reviews

30%

Average star rating from verified public reviews across the web, weighted by volume. Reflects the day-to-day experience of residents and families. Only counted when 10+ reviews exist.

CQC trend

15%

Whether the home's rating has been improving, stable, or declining across its last three inspections. An improving trajectory can offset an older rating.

Financial stability

15%

Operational risk derived from Companies House filings — profit/loss trend, debt levels, and director changes. Financially stressed homes face higher closure and quality risk.

Rankings are calculated from public data only. We do not accept referral fees or paid placements from care homes.

The RCH Score is a decision-support tool, not a definitive ranking. Always visit a home in person and ask for the latest CQC inspection report before making a decision.

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Full care home dataset for Birmingham (11)

Use the full dataset when you want to browse every analysed home in Birmingham. If you want the strongest starting point first, review the ranked homes and market analysis above.

Area: B24

109 Grange Road, Birmingham

Small, intimate home

Good
High Public Risk
Residential5 beds4.3(3)View independent evidence
B24 0ES

Chesterberry, Birmingham

Small, intimate home

Good
No Public Company Record
Residential7 beds5.0(2)View independent evidence
B24 0EA

Digby Manor Residential Care Home, Birmingham

Specialist dementia care

Good
Low Public Risk
Strong review insights
Dementia
Residential26 beds£8501,000/wk4.8(64)View independent evidence
B24 0BN

Hollywood Rest Home Limited, Birmingham

Good
Medium Public Risk
Early review insights
Residential36 beds£850850/wk3.2(9)View independent evidence
B24 0BX

Marian House, Birmingham

Specialist dementia care

Good
Low Public Risk
Early review insights
Dementia
Mental Health
Residential20 beds4.8(4)View independent evidence
B24 0BX

Oakwood Care Home, Birmingham

Specialist dementia care

Good
High Public Risk
Early review insights
Dementia
Residential37 beds£1,1501,350/wk4.5(20)View independent evidence
B24 8QJ

Abbotts Road, Birmingham

Small, intimate home

Good
High Public Risk
Residential4 beds3.0(1)View independent evidence
B24 8HE

Agnes House - Residential Care Home, Birmingham

Specialist dementia care

Good
Low Public Risk
Dementia
Mental Health
Residential15 beds5.0(1)View independent evidence
B24 9EX

CareTech Community Services Limited - 19 Wheelwright Road, Birmingham

Small, intimate home

Requires improvement
Low Public Risk
Residential6 bedsView independent evidence
B24 8PA

Silver Birch, Birmingham

Small, intimate home

Requires improvement
Financial Review Pending
Mental Health
Residential7 beds£678678/wkView independent evidence
B24 0AR

Silver Birch Care Home, Birmingham

Requires improvement
Low Public Risk
Residential23 beds£678678/wkView independent evidence
B24 0AR

Residential care questions in Birmingham

How do I compare residential care homes in Birmingham?

Start with homes that provide care home places without a registered nursing flag, then compare CQC ratings, inspection freshness, fees, review evidence and financial indicators before arranging visits.

How are residential care homes different from nursing homes in Birmingham?

Residential care homes usually focus on accommodation, daily living support and personal care. Nursing homes add registered nursing care, so families should verify whether the person's health needs require nursing before shortlisting.

Does RightCareHome rank residential care homes in Birmingham by sponsorship?

No. RightCareHome is funded by families, not care homes. The page uses public evidence such as CQC ratings, costs, review signals and financial data rather than paid placement.

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