Question 1

How many care homes are there in Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

There are 465 CQC-registered care homes in Hampshire. Care Directory helps you compare all options with detailed profiles, CQC ratings, and genuine reviews.

Question 2

What should I look for when choosing a care home in Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

Key factors include CQC inspection ratings, whether they specialise in your loved one's needs (dementia, nursing, etc.), visiting policies, meal quality, staff-to-resident ratios, and the overall atmosphere when you visit.

Question 3

How much do care homes cost in Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

Weekly fees in Hampshire generally start around £800 for residential care and can exceed £1,500 for nursing or specialist dementia care. Premium rooms and additional services increase costs. Always request detailed fee breakdowns.

Question 4

Can I get funding for care home fees in Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

Help with care home fees in Hampshire may come from the local council (subject to financial assessment), NHS funding for those with primary health needs, or benefits like Attendance Allowance. Speak to Hampshire's Adult Social Care team.

Question 5

What types of care homes are available in Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

You'll find various types in Hampshire: residential homes for personal care needs, nursing homes providing medical care, dementia-specialist homes, respite care facilities, and homes with specific expertise in conditions like stroke recovery or sensory impairments.

Question 6

How do CQC ratings work for care homes?

Accepted Answer

CQC ratings range from Outstanding (exceptional care) to Inadequate (serious concerns). Homes in Hampshire are inspected regularly. We display current ratings for all homes, helping you shortlist those meeting quality standards.

Question 7

Can I visit care homes in Hampshire before deciding?

Accepted Answer

Visiting is essential. Contact homes in Hampshire to arrange visits, ideally more than once and at different times. Look at cleanliness, staff engagement, resident activities, meal quality, and whether the environment feels warm and welcoming.

Question 8

What happens during a care needs assessment in Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

A care needs assessment in Hampshire is conducted by Adult Social Services to evaluate care requirements and potential funding eligibility. It covers physical health, mental wellbeing, daily living abilities, and support needs. Request one through your local council—it's free.

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