Question 1

How many care homes are there in Oxfordshire?

Accepted Answer

We list 139 care homes operating in Oxfordshire, each with comprehensive information including CQC ratings, specialisms, and contact details.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

When choosing a care home in Oxfordshire, consider CQC ratings (Outstanding or Good preferred), the specific care needs they cater for, location convenience for family visits, the feel of the environment, staff qualifications, and activity programmes offered.

Question 3

How much do care homes cost in Oxfordshire?

Accepted Answer

Expect to pay £800-£1,200 weekly for standard residential care in Oxfordshire, rising to £1,200-£2,000 for nursing care. Factors affecting price include room size, care complexity, and whether the home is purpose-built.

Question 4

Can I get funding for care home fees in Oxfordshire?

Accepted Answer

Help with care home fees in Oxfordshire 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 Oxfordshire's Adult Social Care team.

Question 5

What types of care homes are available in Oxfordshire?

Accepted Answer

Oxfordshire offers residential care homes (personal care support), nursing homes (24-hour nursing), dementia care homes (specialist memory care), and dual-registered homes combining residential and nursing. Some specialise in specific conditions like Parkinson's or learning disabilities.

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 Oxfordshire 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 Oxfordshire before deciding?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Most care homes in Oxfordshire welcome pre-admission visits. Arrange tours at different times of day, ask questions about care routines, meet the manager, observe interactions between staff and residents, and trust your instincts about the atmosphere.

Question 8

What happens during a care needs assessment in Oxfordshire?

Accepted Answer

A care needs assessment in Oxfordshire 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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