What is the CQC rating for New Tyne?

New Tyne is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), England's independent regulator of health and social care. The most recent inspection was on 7 August 2018. Source: CQC inspection report (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-120714827).

How much does New Tyne cost per week?

Weekly fees at New Tyne start from £1,897. Costs may vary depending on the level of care required.

Does New Tyne accept NHS or local authority funding?

New Tyne 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/).

Does New Tyne provide dementia care?

New Tyne specialises in dementia care. This includes Alzheimer's disease support. The home is CQC-registered for this specialism (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-120714827).

How many beds does New Tyne have?

New Tyne has 20 registered beds. The home provides residential care without nursing. Source: CQC registration data (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-120714827).

What do residents say about New Tyne?

New Tyne has a 4.2 out of 5 rating based on 5 independent reviews.

New Tyne 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/1-120714827).

New Tyne is operated by West Sussex County Council.

Has New Tyne had enforcement actions?

There are no current enforcement actions recorded against New Tyne by the CQC. Source: CQC registration data (https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-120714827).

New Tyne

New Tyne is a residential care home in Worthing with Good CQC rating and Positive themes outweigh watchouts. The main concern is Well-Led rating below Good and No recent inspection on record. Use this page to compare it carefully against stronger alternatives before treating it as a default shortlist choice.

Rated: GoodResidential Home · 20 beds

4.2Public review patterns across multiple sources

Well-Led rating below GoodLimited financial recordLimited review coverageDementia support

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by West Sussex County CouncilPart of -

Registered Nov 2010

Beds20

TypeResidential Home

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Local AuthorityWest Sussex

Built from official inspection records, public financial filings, public review data, and food hygiene records — so you are not relying on a paid listing or broker recommendation alone.

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Should this home stay on your shortlist?

New Tyne is better treated as a comparison point than a default choice until the main concerns are explained clearly.

Why shortlist

Good CQC rating
Positive themes outweigh watchouts
Dementia support

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Well-Led rating below Good
No recent inspection on record
Limited financial record

Best fit if you need

Dementia support
Wheelchair access

Quality

Rated Good · no recent inspection on record

Costs

From £8,249 / month (estimate)

Availability

Vacancies currently available

Location

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About New Tyne

New Tyne is a residential care home in Worthing, South East, operated by West Sussex County Council since 2010. The home has 20 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.

Care & Medical

Can this home safely meet your care needs?

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Care Capabilities

Service Types

What type of care is provided

Residential 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

Stroke

Understanding dementia care: what to look for→Care home funding: NHS, council, and self-funding explained→Dementia and NHS Continuing Healthcare eligibility→Understanding care home fees: council vs private rates→

Care Fit at a Glance

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

Likely a good fit if you need

Dementia support
Wheelchair access

Important questions before deciding

1How do you support residents who wander or become distressed?
2How do you tailor care plans in the first 2 weeks after move-in?
3How often are families updated, and who is the main contact?

Daily Life

Will daily life feel comfortable and meaningful?

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Dining & Nutrition

Food standards and dining arrangements based on hygiene records and published information.

Headline signal shown, deeper context available in the report

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Facilities & Features

3 feature groups available

Essential features shown first

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access

Lift

Stairlift

Rooms

Ensuite

Single Rooms

Lifestyle & Amenities

Garden

WiFi

TV Lounge

Library

Parking

Minibus

Safety & Quality

New Tyne: CQC Rating & Safety

Use CQC ratings, enforcement context, and stability signals to spot confidence or risk.

Quality Snapshot

Source: Official inspections · No recent inspection on record

Current inspection ratings and how they compare to previous assessments.

→ Stable trend

Good for 7 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?

Requires improvement

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Last Inspection

No recent inspection on record

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Registered Manager

No manager registered

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Financial Health

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Source: Public financial records

Financial Watchlist

Public Financial Risk Unavailable

Public financial records not found

Company status: Not available

Accounts filing date not available

Trading history not available

Above area average

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•Whether debt, charges, or filings suggest pressure
•Whether leadership changes or review patterns raise concern
•Plain-English verdict and questions to take on your visit

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Costs & Funding

New Tyne: 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)

≈ £8,249 per month

From £1,897 per week

Estimate based on 52 weeks / 12 months.

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

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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 Funding Guide gives a screening indication for NHS-funded care, council support and Deferred Payment Agreements.

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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)

≈ £8,249 per month

From £1,897 per week

Estimate based on 52 weeks / 12 months.

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

Check funding routes →

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.

Not sure how you'd pay for care?

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

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Family Feviews

New Tyne Reviews — What Families Say

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What Families Say

We read every public review families have left about this home — across Google, care directories, and independent platforms — to find the patterns a star rating cannot show.

Based on early family feedback — we recommend confirming these patterns on your visit.

4.2

Based on early family feedback — we recommend confirming these patterns on your visit

POSITIVE

Coverage: Limited

What Families Say

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:

Staff (Medium impact · 2 mentions)
Care Quality (Medium impact · 2 mentions)
Activities (Lower impact · 1 mention)

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Activities (Lower impact · 1 mention)

Questions to ask on your visit

How are families updated when care needs change?
How do you support residents during evenings and weekends?

Signals to review before deciding

Potential risk signals to validate during your visit:

Public feedback volume is limited, so not all potential risks may be visible yet.
Confirm staffing consistency during evenings, nights, and weekends.
Ask how incidents and care changes are communicated to families.

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Ask how incidents and care changes are communicated to families.

Who this home may suit

Families seeking stable day-to-day support and clear communication routines.
Residents who benefit from a structured care environment.

Most-mentioned positives

Common positive phrases seen across family feedback:

staff · 2 mentions

quality of care · 2 mentions

activities and social life · 1 mention

Signals to check on visit

Repeated concern phrases and risk checks:

No recurring risk phrases detected yet, but review coverage is limited. Use the checks above to validate risk areas.

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.

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

Family Feviews

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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

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible parking
Wheelchair accessible entrance

Contact & Directions

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Location & Neighbourhood

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Durrington Lane, Worthing, BN13 2TF

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Next Steps

What should you do before making a final decision?

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Common Questions About New Tyne

Visit Checklist

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Questions this page raises about New Tyne

1What has changed since the last inspection, and what would look different if the home were inspected again now?
2How do you support residents who wander or become distressed in practice?
3Who leads day to day on this floor, and how long have they been in post?
4What have you changed recently around safety, staffing or leadership, and how are you checking those changes are working?

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.

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What this page cannot tell you

You have seen the public picture. Care Home Check explains what sits behind it: whether the company looks stable, what review patterns really suggest, and which questions this specific home gives you reason to ask.

Public warning signs are already visible

We can already see early warning signals in public data. The full report shows whether they are isolated issues or part of a wider pattern across finances, reviews, and operations.

What public data can confirm

Current CQC status: Good
Published weekly fee range
Public review pattern across available sources

What only a visit can reveal

How representative the current review picture really is
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

What you can already see on this page

Inspection

What Care Home Check explains

Is this home financially sound?

We trace the operating company, accounts, and borrowing behind the home — the signals that can hint at pressure long before families feel it on the ground.

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What do review patterns actually suggest?

We analyse family and staff feedback across platforms to surface repeated themes, contradictions, and concerns that a few snippets or star ratings will miss.

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What should you ask on your visit?

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Turn a guided tour into a proper due diligence visit.

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