Care Directory UK - Find Quality Care Homes & Home Care Services

The UK's leading directory for finding CQC-registered care providers. Search thousands of verified care homes, home care agencies, nursing homes, and supported living services across England, Scotland, and Wales.

Why Families Trust Care Directory UK

CQC Verified Providers - Every provider is CQC registered and verified with latest inspection reports
Trusted by Thousands - Over 50,000 families have found quality care through our service
Expert Support - Care advisors available to guide you through your care search
Verified Reviews - Read honest reviews from real families
Free to Use - Our service is completely free for families
Nationwide Coverage - Over 29,000 care providers listed across the UK

Browse by Care Type

Care Homes - Residential care with 24/7 support for daily living activities
Home Care - Professional care and support in the comfort of your own home
Nursing Homes - Specialist nursing care available 24 hours a day
Supported Living - Independent living with on-site support when needed
Respite Care - Short-term care to give family carers a break
Live-in Care - Dedicated carer living in your home providing 24/7 support

Browse by Specialism

Dementia Care - Specialist care for Alzheimer's and other dementias
Physical Disabilities - Support for mobility and physical care needs
Learning Disabilities - Specialised support for learning and developmental needs
Mental Health - Care for mental health conditions and emotional wellbeing
Palliative Care - Compassionate end of life and hospice care
Stroke Recovery - Rehabilitation and support after stroke
Parkinson's Care - Specialist support for Parkinson's disease

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does care cost?: Care costs vary depending on the type of care and location. Residential care typically ranges from £600-£1,200 per week, while nursing care can be £800-£1,500 per week. Home care is usually charged hourly, from £15-£30 per hour.
What is the difference between residential and nursing care?: Residential care provides accommodation and personal care support. Nursing care includes all of this plus 24-hour access to qualified nurses who can provide medical care and administer medication.
Are all providers CQC registered?: All care providers in England must be registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). We only list CQC registered providers on our directory.
Can I get financial help with care costs?: You may be eligible for financial support from your local council if your savings are below £23,250. NHS Continuing Healthcare may cover costs if you have complex medical needs.

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Helpful Video Resources

Curated video resources from trusted organisations to help you understand care options, CQC ratings, and funding.

Understanding Care Options

Age UK: Types of Care Homes

Overview of different types of care homes and what they offer

NHS: What is Social Care?

An introduction to social care and support services

Understanding CQC Inspections

CQC: How We Inspect Care Homes

Direct from CQC - understand how inspections work

CQC: Understanding Our Ratings

Learn what CQC ratings mean and how they're decided

Funding & Financial Support

Age UK: Paying for Care

Overview of care funding options and financial assessments

NHS: Continuing Healthcare Explained

Understanding NHS-funded care eligibility

Dementia Care

Alzheimer's Society: Choosing a Care Home

Guidance specific to dementia care homes

Dementia UK: Supporting a Loved One

Advice for families caring for someone with dementia

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