How much does Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre cost per week?

Weekly fees at Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre range from £2,592 to £2,592. Costs may vary depending on the level of care required.

Does Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre accept NHS or local authority funding?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre accepts self-funding, local authority funded, and NHS Continuing Healthcare residents. For NHS Continuing Healthcare eligibility, refer to NHS guidelines (https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/social-care-and-support-guide/money-work-and-benefits/nhs-continuing-healthcare/).

Is Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre a nursing home or a residential care home?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre is registered as a nursing home. This means the home provides nursing care alongside personal care support. Source: CQC registration data (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-3937248818).

Does Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre provide dementia care?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre specialises in dementia care. This includes Alzheimer's disease support. The home is CQC-registered for this specialism (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-3937248818).

How do we score dementia-specialist homes differently?

We do not treat the phrase 'dementia care' on its own as proof of quality. On RightCareHome, dementia-specialist homes are checked more carefully for dementia-specific fit signals such as whether dementia care is registered, whether secure or wandering support is clearly published, whether nursing cover is available when needs are more complex, and whether inspection or family feedback supports that positioning.

How many beds does Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre have?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre has 85 registered beds. The home provides nursing care. Source: CQC registration data (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-3937248818).

What do care home reviews say about Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

RightCareHome's public feedback assessment for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre is limited feedback coverage. The combined public feedback rating is 4.4 out of 5. Families particularly value: Attentive, kind staff who know residents personally; Being kept informed about health, eating and sleeping; Residents treated with dignity and respect.

Are Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's reviews enough to make a decision?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's public feedback assessment is useful, but it should not be the only reason to choose the home. Treat it as one evidence layer, then compare it with the latest CQC rating, safety and well-led domains, weekly fees, funding fit, and provider-record questions. Reviews are strongest when they confirm the same strengths or concerns that appear in inspection evidence and your visit questions.

Is Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre safe?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre is rated "Good" for Safety by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). No enforcement actions are currently recorded. Source: CQC inspection report (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-3937248818).

Who owns Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre is operated by DALE TOPCO LIMITED (Companies House number: 10686030). Ownership type: independent.

Has Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre had enforcement actions?

There are no current enforcement actions recorded against Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre by the CQC. Source: CQC registration data (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-3937248818).

What do public company records show about Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's provider?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's provider public-record check is: Records reviewed. No material provider-record points to clarify were found in the public records reviewed. The latest filed accounts we reviewed are dated 31 December 2024. This is not a credit rating, solvency assessment or prediction about the home.

What continuity questions should families ask Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

RightCareHome does not predict whether Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre will close. Families can still check official provider records, CQC evidence and current written answers before paying a deposit. No current enforcement actions are recorded. Continuity questions should be judged alongside inspection history, fee pressure, and what the manager can explain on your visit.

What should I compare before choosing Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

Before choosing Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre, compare latest CQC overall, Safe, and Well-Led ratings, family review volume and repeated themes, published weekly fees and what is included, funding routes accepted by the home, and provider public-record questions and company-record gaps. Then compare those signals with other care homes in Burton On Trent, because a home can look acceptable in isolation but weaker once price, reviews, CQC evidence, and provider records are viewed against local alternatives.

Is Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's CQC rating improving or declining?

Recent inspection history suggests Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's CQC position is improving. The latest CQC report was published on 19 June 2019.

How do Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's fees compare to the local average?

Based on current local pricing benchmarks, Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's published weekly fees of £2,592 to £2,592 look above area average. Final weekly costs can still vary depending on the level of care required.

How do I know if I'm paying too much for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

Start by comparing Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's published weekly fees with the local care home benchmark. On this page, those fees look above area average. A higher price does not automatically mean overpaying, but you should expect clear reasons for the premium, such as stronger nursing cover, dementia support, facilities, or inspection evidence. The safest way to judge value is to compare price against care fit, inspection strength, and the unanswered questions you still have after reviewing the page.

What is Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre's food hygiene rating?

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre currently has a Food Standards Agency hygiene rating of 4 out of 5. The latest published hygiene date is 8 December 2025. Source: local authority food hygiene records.

What questions should I ask when visiting Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

When visiting Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre, start by asking the team to ask to see the latest inspection report and what has changed since it, ask how staffing levels work on day and night shifts, ask how families are updated when needs change, and ask who provides overnight clinical cover if nursing needs escalate. These questions help you test whether the public picture on this page still matches day-to-day reality inside the home.

What does our visit checklist include for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre?

Our visit checklist for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre starts with the basics families often miss: the latest inspection report, staffing levels across day and night shifts, how the team updates relatives when needs change, and how care plans are reviewed in practice. On RightCareHome, the page-level checklist is then extended with personalised follow-up questions based on the home’s inspection, review, provider-record and practical signals.

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Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre

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RightCareHome analysis Evidence view

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CQC record

Older inspection record

Aggregated public feedback

2 feedback records mention lack of activities and entertainment

Why it may still merit consideration: Good CQC rating and Dementia support.

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CQC: Good
Care type: Nursing Home
Capacity: 85 beds
Published fee: From £11,271/month

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Decision summary

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Provider-record questions

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Visit plan

15–28 questions tailored to the evidence and gaps found for this home.

Based on official and public evidence across 9 sections. Live fees, vacancies and anything only observable on a visit still need direct confirmation.

Evidence in favour

Good CQC rating
Dementia support

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Provider records reviewed

Good CQC rating
Dementia support
Provider records reviewed

Evidence to question

2 feedback records mention lack of activities and entertainment
Registered manager not confirmed

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Company accounts date needs checking

2 feedback records mention lack of activities and entertainment
Registered manager not confirmed
Company accounts date needs checking

Questions to verify directly

Whether the latest public records still match day-to-day care
How the home feels in the evening and at weekends

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How consistent staffing feels in person from shift to shift

Whether the latest public records still match day-to-day care
How the home feels in the evening and at weekends
How consistent staffing feels in person from shift to shift

Key facts in one place

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CQC now

Rated Good · Latest CQC report Jun 2019

Official CQC record

Fees now

From £11,271 / month (estimate)

Published weekly fee data · monthly figure estimated

Funding accepted

Currently shown as accepting self-funding, local authority-funded and NHS Continuing Healthcare residents.

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Visits & travel

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Public location data

Vacancies now

Vacancies currently available

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Provider records

Records reviewed

Linked company record · 10686030

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Registered provider: Dale Topco Limited
Provider group: BRAND Grosvenor Health and Social Care
Local authority: Staffordshire

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Safety & Quality

What do the latest CQC results for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre show?

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Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre CQC Rating & Inspection History

Source: Official CQC record · Latest CQC report · Jun 2019

Current inspection ratings, inspection timing, and how this home compares with its previous assessments.

↑ Improving trend

Good for 6 years

Inspection Ratings by Category

Safe— Are people protected from harm?

Good

Effective— Does care achieve good outcomes?

Good

Caring— Are staff kind and respectful?

Good

Responsive— Does care meet individual needs?

Good

Well-Led— Is the home well managed?

Good

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CQC record date

Latest CQC report · Jun 2019

Older inspection record

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Registered Manager

No manager registered

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What public records show about this provider

RightCareHome analysis Provider records

Source: Public provider records

We matched this home to DALE TOPCO LIMITED · Company no. 10686030. Latest account source date: Dec 2024.

Provider public-record check

Records reviewed

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No material provider-record points to clarify were found in the public records reviewed.

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Linked provider

DALE TOPCO LIMITED

Company record

10686030

Match

Confirmed

What we know

We have not yet obtained turnover or profit-and-loss figures for this provider review.

What public records do not tell us

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Background context

Company shown as active

The linked company is recorded as active.

This is a company-register fact, not a guarantee of future performance or continuity.

Official record · Companies House · provider-level record · source date date not recorded

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Company shown as active
Latest accounts dated 2024-12-31
1 security arrangement recorded as outstanding

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Care & Medical

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Care Capabilities

Service Types

What type of care is provided

Nursing Home

Specialisms

Specialist experience with

Dementia

Mental Health

Physical Disability

Sight or hearing impairment

Adults 65+

Conditions

Can support people living with

Alzheimer's

Vascular Dementia

Lewy Body Dementia

Frontotemporal Dementia

Parkinson's

Stroke

Multiple Sclerosis

Huntington's

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Epilepsy

Brain Injury

Diabetes

COPD

Palliative Care

Depression

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Behavioural Support Signals

Trained to help with

Wandering and leaving the building

Aggression or challenging behaviour

Additional Condition Support

Additional support for

Challenging Behaviour

Speech/Communication

End-of-Life Care

Behavioural Support Signals

Trained to help with

Wandering and leaving the building

Aggression or challenging behaviour

Additional Condition Support

Additional support for

Challenging Behaviour

Speech/Communication

End-of-Life Care

Understanding dementia care: what to look for→Nursing vs residential care: what's the difference→Parkinson's care in care homes→Understanding palliative and end-of-life care→

Care Fit at a Glance

RightCareHome analysis Care fit

How well this home matches common care needs — based on registration data and services offered.

Likely a good fit if you need

Dementia support
Nursing care
Wheelchair access
Palliative or end-of-life support

Important questions before deciding

1How do you support residents who wander or become distressed?
2Who provides overnight clinical cover when needs escalate?
3How do you tailor care plans in the first 2 weeks after move-in?

Medication Support

Medication Administration

Costs & Funding

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre: Weekly Fees & Funding Options

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Costs & Funding

Source: Registration records

Estimated fees and funding options based on registration records and regional benchmarks.

Typical monthly cost (estimate)

≈ £11,271 - £11,271 per month

£2,592 - £2,592 per week

Estimate based on 52 weeks / 12 months.

You may pay less if council or NHS-funded care applies.

How care at this home can be funded

Self-Funding

You pay the full fee directly if assessable capital exceeds £23,250. Between £14,250 and £23,250, tariff income applies.

Local Authority

Your council contributes based on a financial assessment. You may still pay a contribution.

NHS Continuing Healthcare

The NHS pays the full cost if your primary need is health-related. Requires a formal assessment.

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Costs & Funding

Source: Registration records

Estimated fees and funding options based on registration records and regional benchmarks.

Typical monthly cost (estimate)

≈ £11,271 - £11,271 per month

£2,592 - £2,592 per week

Estimate based on 52 weeks / 12 months.

You may pay less if council or NHS-funded care applies.

How care at this home can be funded

Self-Funding

You pay the full fee directly if assessable capital exceeds £23,250. Between £14,250 and £23,250, tariff income applies.

Local Authority

Your council contributes based on a financial assessment. You may still pay a contribution.

NHS Continuing Healthcare

The NHS pays the full cost if your primary need is health-related. Requires a formal assessment.

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This home accepts council and NHS funding. Our Care Home Funding Report gives a screening indication for NHS-funded care, council support and Deferred Payment Agreements.

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Family Reviews

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre Care Home Reviews — What Families Say

Focus on repeated patterns that indicate strengths and the questions worth asking on your visit.

RightCareHome public feedback assessment for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre

We analyse publicly available family feedback to identify recurring strengths, potential concerns, and questions worth checking during a visit.

Useful family feedback patterns, translated into practical questions for your shortlist.

4.4

RightCareHome public feedback assessment

Limited feedback coverage

Combined public feedback rating

What Families Say About Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre

Public feedback is still limited for this home. We show early patterns below to support your visit planning.

Staff Feedback

Positive

Staff mentioned in 2reviews — Families consistently praise the caring and attentive staff

Families value most

Most frequent family priorities:

Attentive, kind staff who know residents personally (High impact · 6 mentions)
Being kept informed about health, eating and sleeping (High impact · 3 mentions)
Residents treated with dignity and respect (High impact · 4 mentions)
Good quality, varied food (Medium impact · 2 mentions)

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Residents treated with dignity and respect (High impact · 4 mentions)
Good quality, varied food (Medium impact · 2 mentions)

Questions to ask on your visit

Ask what activities and external entertainment are scheduled weekly
View room sizes and check whether ensuite options are available
Ask how management changes have affected day-to-day care continuity

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Watchouts to confirm

These patterns do not prove a problem on their own. They show where to probe in person before you rely on this review picture:

Lack of activities and entertainment (2 mentions)
Medium priority
Small rooms, no ensuite bathrooms (1 mention)
Medium priority
Frequent management changes over time (1 mention)
Lower priority

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Frequent management changes over time (1 mention)
Lower priority

Explore the detailed review evidenceAspect ratings, trends, repeated phrases, family quotes and staff context.

How Families Rate This Home

Based on 61 detailed ratings across 11 aspects

Value for Money

3.33

Value for Money

3.33

Facilities

3.67

Facilities

3.67

Activities

3.75

Activities

3.75

Management

3.83

Management

3.83

Rooms

3.83

Rooms

3.83

Cleanliness

4.00

Cleanliness

4.00

Food & Drink

4.17

Food & Drink

4.17

Staff

4.50

Staff

4.50

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Who this home may suit

Families who prioritise close, relationship-based staff care over large modern facilities
Residents needing complex or challenging behaviour support, given staff experience
Families wanting frequent, detailed updates on their loved one's daily wellbeing

Decision gaps before shortlisting

Extent and frequency of organised activities is unclear beyond occasional mentions
Lack of stimulation can affect mood and quality of life, especially for less mobile residents
Request the current activities timetable and ask about recent management stability during a paid visit consultation
Impact of value-for-money concerns not detailed in reviews
Value for Money scored lowest (3.33) but only 3 ratings, with 2 low - unclear what specifically drives dissatisfaction
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Reasons behind low ratings in Facilities and Rooms not explained in text
Small rooms and no ensuite were mentioned once, but scope of issue across the home is unclear
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Most-mentioned positives

Common positive phrases seen across family feedback:

devoted, friendly staff · 6 mentions

clean and well presented home · 3 mentions

good communication on wellbeing · 3 mentions

varied, tasty meals · 2 mentions

Repeated phrases worth checking in person

Use these recurring phrases as prompts while you are on the floor and speaking with staff or families:

lack of activities and entertainment · 2 mentions

small rooms, no ensuite bathrooms · 1 mention

frequent management changes over time · 1 mention

Staff perspective

Family reviews tell you how care feels from the outside. But the people delivering that care have their own story — about workload, management, and whether they feel supported to do their job well.

The Care Home Check report checks employee feedback from recruitment platforms to check whether staff satisfaction aligns with what families experience.

Analysis based on family reviews gathered from across the web to support your visit planning.

How RightCareHome analyses public feedback

We keep the numerical rating and the semantic assessment separate, then apply the following checks:

Duplicate handling. We remove matching review records when reviewer attribution, rating and review text indicate the same feedback. Similar but non-matching comments are kept.
Rating normalisation. Scores recorded on different scales are converted to a common five-point scale. Where more than one numerical score is available, each is weighted by the amount of feedback behind it.
Recurring patterns. Review text is analysed for repeated strengths, concerns, contradictions and practical questions. Isolated comments are treated more cautiously than recurring themes.
Confidence thresholds. Coverage depends on unique usable feedback, evidence breadth and consistency. When the threshold is not met, we mark the result Limited feedback coverage rather than infer a stronger conclusion.
Rating and semantic assessment. The combined rating summarises numerical scores. The semantic assessment explains what families repeatedly describe. Strong recurring concerns can therefore change the assessment even when the rating is high.
Evidence scope. Public feedback is one evidence layer, not a live measure of staffing, safety or daily care. RightCareHome therefore reads it alongside current inspection evidence and the questions to test on a visit.

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Questions this page cannot settle on its own

How the home feels in the evening and at weekends
How quickly call bells are answered in practice
Whether staffing continuity feels stable on the floor

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About this care homeProvider description, registration background and accreditations.

Background context

Home profile

Provider and registration context for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre, useful once you have already reviewed the main decision sections above.

Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre is a care home with nursing in Burton On Trent, West Midlands, operated by Dale Topco Limited since 2017. The home has 85 beds and is rated Good by the national care regulator. The home specialises in dementia care, including support for Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia. Qualified nursing staff are on-site 24 hours.

Location & Practical

Will regular visits and day-to-day logistics be practical?

Travel time, nearby GP services, and neighbourhood safety — so the whole family can visit comfortably.

Practical Information

Visitor Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible parking
Wheelchair accessible entrance

Contact & Directions

+44 1283 512915 info@towerviewcare.com Visit website Get directions

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Location & Neighbourhood

RightCareHome analysis Neighbourhood

17-19 Ashby Road, Burton On Trent, DE15 0LB

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Nearby Amenities

Bus Stops (500m)

10 stops

Neighbourhood

Overall Neighbourhood Score

30/100

Transport access

5/10

Daily Life

Will daily life feel comfortable and meaningful?

Review activities, food quality, and facilities that most affect your relative's everyday wellbeing.

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Dining & Nutrition

Nutrition details available

Key nutrition points first

4/5

Food Hygiene Rating(inspected December 2025)

Hygiene:0/5

Structural:0/5

Management:10/5

Facilities & Features

3 feature groups available

Essential features shown first

Accessibility Features

Wheelchair Access

Lift

Stairlift

Rooms

Ensuite

Single Rooms

Couples Rooms

Lifestyle & Amenities

Garden

WiFi

Library

Bar

Parking

Minibus

Next Steps

Is Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre a good care home, and what should you do before deciding?

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Questions to Ask When Visiting Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre

Use this care home visit checklist at Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre to turn the public signals on this page into practical in-person checks before you decide.

What to test on your visit to Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre

1Ask what activities and external entertainment are scheduled weekly
2What has changed since the last inspection, and what would look different if the home were inspected again now?
3Who provides overnight clinical cover if needs escalate?
4View room sizes and check whether ensuite options are available

Short care home visit checklist

Start with these core checks even if you already plan to ask the personalised questions above.

Is the latest inspection report visible in reception?
Confirms transparency on current quality.
What are staffing levels on day and night shifts?
Shows whether support is consistent around the clock.
How are families updated when needs change?
Communication is usually a top concern for relatives.
Can we see an example care plan review timeline?
Helps confirm how quickly the team adapts care.
May we speak with a current resident family member?
Gives an independent perspective before deciding.

+27 personalised follow-up questions for Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care CentreIncluded in the Care Home Check, with the reason each one matters here

Common Questions About Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre

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How Burton, Bridge and Trent Court Care Centre sits against nearby options

Inspection rating

Good

Nearby avg: Good

At or above nearby average

Benchmarks are based on nearby homes shown in this section.

Poplars Nursing and Residential Care Home, Burton On Trent

1 point worth clarifying

Good

Care Home

3.9