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RightCareHome analysis

What to check before deciding

CQC rating: Good · Rating published Apr 2023

Provider public records

Recent company officer changes

Aggregated public feedback

4 feedback records mention management visibility

Positive findings: Good CQC rating and Positive themes outweigh watchouts.

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CQC: Good
Care type: Nursing Home
Capacity: 43 beds
Published fee: From £7,109/month

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Decision summary

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Provider-record questions

Dated provider records, limitations and questions shown alongside staffing, inspection and review evidence.

Visit plan

Personalised visit questions with explanations based on this home’s evidence.

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
Positive themes outweigh watchouts

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Dementia support

Good CQC rating
Positive themes outweigh watchouts
Dementia support

Evidence to question

4 feedback records mention management visibility
Registered manager not confirmed

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Recent company officer changes

4 feedback records mention management visibility
Registered manager not confirmed
Recent company officer changes

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

Built from public and published information. Live fees, funding acceptance and vacancies can change, so confirm those directly with the home.

CQC now

Rated Good · CQC report published Apr 2023

Official CQC record

Fees now

£7,109 - £7,685 / 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

Availability

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Provider records

1 point worth clarifying

Linked company record · 07712656

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Questions to clarify before a visit

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More facility details

Registered provider: HC-One Limited
Provider group: BRAND HC-One Limited
Local authority: Hillingdon
Purpose built: Yes
Ensuite rooms: 100%
Opened: 1997

Provider network: 115 homes; 81% rated Good or better (4 Outstanding, 89 Good, 21 Requires Improvement).

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Safety & Quality

What do the latest CQC results for Cedar House show?

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Cedar House CQC Rating & Inspection History

Source: Official CQC record · CQC report published · Apr 2023

Inspection ratings, dated reports, and how this home compares with its previous assessments.

↑ Improving trend

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

CQC record date

CQC report published · Apr 2023

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Registered Manager

Registered manager not confirmed in our current record

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What public records show about this provider

RightCareHome analysisProvider records

Source: Public provider records

We matched this home to HC-ONE LIMITED · Company no. 07712656. Latest account source date: Sept 2024.

Provider public-record check

1 point worth clarifying

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This public-record detail may be useful to discuss with the provider before you decide.

Method: Provider Public-Record Check v2.2

Linked provider

HC-ONE LIMITED

Company record

07712656

Match

Confirmed

What we know

2 director resignations were recorded in the last year.

What public records do not tell us

Director changes do not by themselves show instability at the registered manager or care-team level.

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Who is currently accountable for provider-level decisions, and has local management changed?

Worth asking

Useful before a visit

Recent company officer changes

2 director resignations were recorded in the last year.

Director changes do not by themselves show instability at the registered manager or care-team level.

Ask: Who is currently accountable for provider-level decisions, and has local management changed?

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

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Information limited

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Profitability not available

Turnover, profit and EBITDA were not available in the accounts format reviewed.

We have not drawn conclusions about profitability from substitute balance-sheet fields.

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Information gap · Companies House accounts · provider-level record · source date Sept 2024

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Those fields would be needed before drawing conclusions about profitability.

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Latest accounts dated 2024-09-30

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Care & Medical

Can this home safely meet your care needs?

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Care Capabilities

Service Types

What type of care is provided

Nursing Home

Specialisms

Specialist experience with

Dementia

Adults 65+

Conditions

Can support people living with

Alzheimer's

Vascular Dementia

Lewy Body Dementia

Frontotemporal Dementia

Stroke

Diabetes

Heart Disease

Palliative Care

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Additional Condition Support

Additional support for

End-of-Life Care

Additional Condition Support

Additional support for

End-of-Life Care

Understanding dementia care: what to look for→Nursing vs residential care: what's the difference→Understanding palliative and end-of-life care→Care home funding: NHS, council, and self-funding explained→

Care Fit at a Glance

RightCareHome analysisCare 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
Secure garden/area
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

Full Medication Management

Costs & Funding

Cedar House: Weekly Fees & Funding Options

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Costs & Funding

Source: Published fees and funding details

Care fees, funding options and local pricing context.

Monthly cost (estimate)

≈ £7,109 - £7,685 per month

£1,635 - £1,767.5 per week

Monthly estimate uses an average of 4.348 weeks per month.

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

How this compares to the area benchmark

Band B·Good Value

Council benchmark for this area: £1,314/wk

This home is priced £321/wk above the published council benchmark.

Nursing Care

From £1,635

per week

Dementia Care

From £1,687

per week

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.

Family Top-Up

The council pays a set rate and your family pays the difference to cover a higher-cost home.

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What's Included

Self-funded nursing care from £1,635/week. Self-funded nursing dementia care from £1,687/week. Funding types: Self-funding (Private), Local Authority, Local Authority with Top Up, NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC).

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Costs & Funding

Source: Published fees and funding details

Care fees, funding options and local pricing context.

Monthly cost (estimate)

≈ £7,109 - £7,685 per month

£1,635 - £1,767.5 per week

Monthly estimate uses an average of 4.348 weeks per month.

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

How this compares to the area benchmark

Band B·Good Value

Council benchmark for this area: £1,314/wk

This home is priced £321/wk above the published council benchmark.

Nursing Care

From £1,635

per week

Dementia Care

From £1,687

per week

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.

Family Top-Up

The council pays a set rate and your family pays the difference to cover a higher-cost home.

Not sure how you'd pay for care?

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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What's Included

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Family Reviews

Cedar House 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 Cedar House

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

Repeated family feedback highlights the strengths, checks, and visit questions worth prioritising.

3.7

RightCareHome public feedback assessment

Mixed

Combined public feedback rating

What Families Say About Cedar House

The available feedback contains recurring themes. Read both the strengths and the questions below, and confirm current routines on your visit.

Staff Feedback

Positive

Staff mentioned in 4reviews — Families consistently praise the caring and attentive staff

Families value most

Most frequent family priorities:

consistent kindness and compassion (Medium impact · 32 mentions)
attentive and approachable staff (Medium impact · 28 mentions)
personalised care for complex needs (Medium impact · 17 mentions)
clean and welcoming environment (Medium impact · 15 mentions)

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personalised care for complex needs (Medium impact · 17 mentions)
clean and welcoming environment (Medium impact · 15 mentions)

Questions to ask on your visit

Ask how often agency staff are used and how continuity is maintained.
Request to meet the manager and discuss their involvement with families.
Inspect communal areas and rooms for signs of wear or needed updates.

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Inspect communal areas and rooms for signs of wear or needed updates.

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:

use of agency staff affecting rapport (2 mentions)
Medium priority
lack of management introduction or presence (2 mentions)
Medium priority
building in need of updating (2 mentions)
Lower priority

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building in need of updating (2 mentions)
Lower priority

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

How Families Rate This Home

Based on 762 detailed ratings across 11 aspects

Activities

4.25

Activities

4.2513 concerns

Facilities

4.35

Facilities

4.358 concerns

Food & Drink

4.36

Food & Drink

4.369 concerns

Rooms

4.43

Rooms

4.438 concerns

Value for Money

4.45

Value for Money

4.4511 concerns

Cleanliness

4.51

Cleanliness

4.518 concerns

Safety

4.67

Safety

4.67

Care & Support

4.73

Care & Support

4.73

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Trends over time

Directional changes detected in family feedback over the past 12–24 months:

staff consistency

Improving

Recent reviews highlight more consistent, regular staff and less concern about agency use than older reviews.

Confidence: Medium

Ask on visit: Has the proportion of permanent staff increased in the last year?

Who this home may suit

Families seeking a warm, community feel with consistent staff.
People with dementia or complex needs needing patient, tailored care.
Relatives valuing regular updates and open communication.

Decision gaps before shortlisting

frequency and impact of agency staff use
Continuity and rapport can affect resident comfort and safety.
Request recent staffing rotas and ask about agency reliance.
manager's visibility and involvement
Leadership presence can influence culture and responsiveness.
Arrange a meeting with the manager during your visit.
details on activities and engagement for less mobile residents
Meaningful activities support wellbeing, especially for those with dementia.
Ask for sample activity schedules and how participation is encouraged.

Most-mentioned positives

Common positive phrases seen across family feedback:

staff go above and beyond · 22 mentions

warm and welcoming atmosphere · 14 mentions

residents treated with dignity · 13 mentions

responsive to individual needs · 12 mentions

manager approachable and supportive · 9 mentions

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manager approachable and supportive · 9 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:

use of agency staff affecting rapport · 2 mentions

lack of management introduction or presence · 2 mentions

building in need of updating · 2 mentions

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.

Family Reviews

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This page gives you the evidence summary. Care Home Check adds deeper interpretation: how much weight to place on each signal, whether the pattern should change your shortlist decision, and what to ask before you rely on it.

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

The free profile has already surfaced 2 potential issues. The check tests how those signals fit together and what they mean for your shortlist.

What you receive

What do provider records show?
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What do review patterns actually suggest?
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What should you ask on your visit?
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About this care homeProvider description, registration background and accreditations.

Background context

Home profile

Provider and registration context for Cedar House, useful once you have already reviewed the main decision sections above.

Cedar House is a care home with nursing in Harefield, London, operated by HC-One Limited since 2011. The home has 43 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 seating
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible restroom

Contact & Directions

+44 333 999 8494 cedarhouse.manager@hc-one.co.uk Facebook Get directions

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Location & Neighbourhood

RightCareHome analysisNeighbourhood

39 High Street, Harefield, UB9 6EB

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Nearby Amenities

Nearest Pharmacy

200m

Neighbourhood

Overall Neighbourhood Score

35/100

Nearest green space

266m away

Local amenities

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.

Explore daily life at this homeActivities, food and facilities available at this home.

Activities & Social Life

RightCareHome analysisDaily-life evidence

Social life, outings, and engagement programmes based on available information.

5 activities listed

Individual and group options available

Arts & Crafts

Music & Singing

Exercise Classes

Gardening

Pet Therapy

✓One-to-one activity sessions

✓Organised group activities

Dining & Nutrition

4 dining services listed

Key nutrition points first

Dining Services

Choice of Menu

Special Occasion Meals

Communal Dining Room

Hydration Monitoring

Dietary Options

Halal

Kosher

Pureed

Soft Diet

Thickened Fluids

Diabetic

Low Sodium

Low Fat

Renal Diet

Vegetarian

Vegan

Gluten-Free

Dairy-Free

Nut-Free

Fortified

5/5

Food Hygiene Rating(inspected April 2025)

Hygiene:0/5

Structural:0/5

Management:0/5

Facilities & Features

5 feature groups available

Essential features shown first

Accessibility Features

Wheelchair Access

Lift

Stairlift

Rooms

Ensuite

Single Rooms

Own Furniture

Safety & Security

Nurse Call System

Secure Garden

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Lifestyle & Amenities

Garden

WiFi

TV Lounge

Library

Hairdresser

Cafe

Bar

Cinema

Minibus

Pets Allowed

Medical & Therapy

Physiotherapy Room

Next Steps

Is Cedar House a good care home, and what should you do before deciding?

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Questions to Ask When Visiting Cedar House

Use this care home visit checklist at Cedar House to turn the public signals on this page into practical in-person checks before you decide.

What to test on your visit to Cedar House

1Has the proportion of permanent staff increased in the last year?
2Who leads day to day on this floor, and how long have they been in post?
3How do you support residents who wander or become distressed in practice?
4Is the manager regularly available to meet families and residents?

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.

Personalised follow-up questions for Cedar HouseIncluded in the Care Home Check, with the reason each one matters here

Common Questions About Cedar House

What does the CQC rating for Cedar House show?

Cedar House is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), England's independent regulator of health and social care. The CQC report was published on 20 April 2023. Source: CQC inspection report.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

Is Cedar House a good care home?

Whether Cedar House looks like a good care home depends on its latest CQC results, review patterns, and any provider-record or enforcement questions. It is currently rated Good by the CQC. The CQC report was published on 20 April 2023. RightCareHome's public feedback assessment is mixed, with a combined rating of 3.7 out of 5. No current enforcement actions are recorded. Provider public-record check: 1 point worth clarifying. The safest next step is to compare these signals with your visit questions and care needs.

How much does Cedar House cost per week?

Weekly fees at Cedar House range from £1,635 to £1,767.5. Costs may vary depending on the level of care required.

Does Cedar House accept NHS or local authority funding?

Cedar House accepts self-funding, local authority funded, and NHS Continuing Healthcare residents. For NHS Continuing Healthcare eligibility, refer to NHS guidelines.

NHS: NHS Continuing Healthcare guidance (opens in a new tab)

Is Cedar House a nursing home or a residential care home?

Cedar House is registered as a nursing home. This means the home provides nursing care alongside personal care support. Source: CQC registration data.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

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Does Cedar House provide dementia care?

Cedar House specialises in dementia care. This includes Alzheimer's disease support. The home is CQC-registered for this specialism.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

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. If wandering support is not clear in the public data, that becomes a follow-up question rather than a positive signal.

How many beds does Cedar House have?

Cedar House has 43 registered beds. The home provides nursing care. Source: CQC registration data.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

What do care home reviews say about Cedar House?

RightCareHome's public feedback assessment for Cedar House is mixed. The combined public feedback rating is 3.7 out of 5.

Are Cedar House's reviews enough to make a decision?

Cedar House'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 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 Cedar House safe?

Cedar House is rated "Good" for Safety by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). No enforcement actions are currently recorded. Source: CQC inspection report.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

Who owns Cedar House?

Cedar House is operated by HC-ONE LIMITED (Companies House number: 07712656). Ownership type: independent.

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Has Cedar House had enforcement actions?

There are no current enforcement actions recorded against Cedar House by the CQC. Source: CQC registration data.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

What do public company records show about Cedar House's provider?

Cedar House's provider public-record check is: 1 point worth clarifying. This public-record detail may be useful to discuss with the provider before you decide. The company accounts record is dated 30 September 2024. This is not a credit rating, solvency assessment or prediction about the home.

Companies House: company filing history (opens in a new tab)

What continuity questions should families ask Cedar House?

Ask Cedar House how care is kept consistent when staffing or residents' needs change, how families are informed about management changes, and what the contract says about notice periods and deposits. Discuss these points with the manager during your visit and ask for key commitments in writing.

What should I compare before choosing Cedar House?

Before choosing Cedar House, 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 the operator’s public company records. Compare these points with other care homes in Harefield to find the best fit for your relative’s care needs, budget and visiting arrangements.

Is Cedar House's CQC rating improving or declining?

Recent inspection history suggests Cedar House's CQC position is improving. The CQC report was published on 20 April 2023.

CQC: location inspection report (opens in a new tab)

How do Cedar House's fees compare to the local average?

Based on current local pricing benchmarks, Cedar House's published weekly fees of £1,635 to £1,767.5 look around 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 Cedar House?

Start by comparing Cedar House's published weekly fees with the local care home benchmark. On this page, those fees look around area average. Fees that sit near the area average still need checking against what level of care, room type, and extras are actually included. 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 Cedar House's food hygiene rating?

Cedar House currently has a Food Standards Agency hygiene rating of 5 out of 5. The food hygiene record is dated 8 April 2025. Source: local authority food hygiene records.

Food Standards Agency: food hygiene ratings (opens in a new tab)

What questions should I ask when visiting Cedar House?

When visiting Cedar House, 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 Cedar House?

Our visit checklist for Cedar House 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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