Care Homes in Birmingham
Browse 62 care homes in Birmingham. Compare CQC ratings, costs, and facilities.
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Guide to Care Homes in Birmingham
Birmingham has 62 registered care homes, with 53% holding a Good or Outstanding rating from the relevant care regulator. 1 home offer on-site nursing care, suitable for residents with complex or ongoing medical needs. 2 homes provide specialist dementia care — including memory support units and secure environments for people living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. 2 homes accept short-stay respite placements, which can be arranged to give family carers a planned break or at short notice following a hospital discharge. The average weekly fee across homes with published pricing in Birmingham is around £1,394, though costs vary considerably depending on the level of care, room type, and additional services. Use the filters on our search page to narrow results by care type, budget, and CQC rating.
What to Know Before Choosing a Care Home in Birmingham
Check the latest inspection report
In England, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) publishes inspection reports and ratings for every registered care home. In Scotland it is the Care Inspectorate, in Wales the Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), and in Northern Ireland the RQIA. Always read the full report — not just the headline rating — as it may flag specific concerns about staffing, medication management, or safeguarding. Reports are available on each regulator's website and are linked from individual listings on Careformum.
Understand the true cost of care
Published weekly fees are usually a starting figure. Additional charges for hairdressing, chiropody, outings, and specialist nursing can add significantly to the monthly bill. Ask for a full written breakdown of all charges before signing any contract. If your relative may be eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding, request an assessment before committing — it can cover the entire cost of care in some circumstances. Local authority funding may also be available if assets are below the relevant threshold.
Visit in person before making a decision
No amount of online research replaces a visit. Arrange to go at a time when activities are taking place — not just during a formal tour. Speak to residents if possible, observe how staff interact with them, and notice whether the environment feels welcoming and clean. Ask about the staff-to-resident ratio on evenings and weekends, how the home handles residents' individual routines, and what the policy is on visitors and pets. A home that is proud of its care will answer these questions willingly.
Top 24 of 62 care homes in Birmingham
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Glenfield House Nursing Home
Middle Ln, Headley Heath, Birmingham B38 0DG · B38 0DG
Church Rose Nursing Home
Edwin Arrowsmith House, 8 Payton Rd, Birmingham B21 0HP · B21 0HP
Field House
110 Harborne Park Rd, Harborne, Birmingham B17 0BS · B17 0BS
Dudley Court Rest Home
Dudley Court Rest Home, 16 Dudley Park Rd, Birmingham B27 6QR · B27 6QR
Cofton Park Manor Care Home
466 Lickey Rd, Cofton Hackett, Birmingham B45 8UU · B45 8UU
Lucton House Residential Home
8 Long Wood, Birmingham B30 1HT · B30 1HT
Digby Manor Care Home
908 Chester Rd, Birmingham B24 0BN · B24 0BN
Oakview Care Home
20 Overfield Rd, Birmingham B32 3BA · B32 3BA
Bourn View Care Home
47 Bristol Rd S, Birmingham B31 2FR · B31 2FR
Barchester - Edgbaston Beaumont Care Home
32 St James Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2NX · B15 2NX
St Joseph's Care Home
Off Coventry Rd, Coleshill, Birmingham B46 3EA · B46 3EA
Metchley Manor Care Home - Care UK
5 Church Rd, Birmingham B15 3SH · B15 3SH
Grosvenor House Nursing Home
Aqueduct Ln, Coopers Hill, Alvechurch, Birmingham B48 7BS · B48 7BS
Meadow Rose Nursing Home
96 The Roundabout, Birmingham B31 2TX · B31 2TX
St. Anthony's
St Anthonys Rest Home, 126 Sutton Rd, Wylde Green, Birmingham B23 5TJ · B23 5TJ
Hodge Hill Grange Care Home
Hodge Hill Grange, 150 Coleshill Rd, Hodgehill, Birmingham B36 8AD · B36 8AD
Oakwood Care Home
78-84 Kingsbury Rd, Erdington, Birmingham B24 8QJ · B24 8QJ
Austin Rose Nursing Home
Austin Rose Care Home, 90 Alvechurch Rd, Birmingham B31 3QW · B31 3QW
Elliott House
81 Walkers Heath Rd, Birmingham B38 0AN · B38 0AN
Edgbaston Manor Care Home - Care UK
6 Speedwell Rd, Birmingham B5 7PR · B5 7PR
Robert Harvey House
Off Hawthorn Park, Friary Rd, Handsworth Wood, Birmingham B20 1AD · B20 1AD
Willowbrook Care Home
Valley Nursing Home, 363 Aldridge Rd, Perry Barr, Birmingham B44 8BW · B44 8BW
Harborne Lane Nursing Home
247 Harborne Ln, Birmingham B29 6TG · B29 6TG
Redhill Court Residential Care Home - Sanctuary Care
77 Nearhill Rd, Birmingham B38 8LR · B38 8LR
Frequently Asked Questions — Care Homes in Birmingham
How many care homes are there in Birmingham?
There are 62 care homes listed in Birmingham on Careformum.
How much does a care home in Birmingham cost?
Care home fees in Birmingham typically start from £905 per week and can reach £2,150 per week, depending on the level of care required. Nursing care and specialist dementia care are generally more expensive than residential care.
Are there women-only care homes in Birmingham?
Genuinely women-only care homes are rare across the UK (fewer than ten exist nationwide). The care homes listed in Birmingham are mixed-gender and welcome female residents — the majority of care home residents in the UK are women. Many homes offer private rooms, female-carer preferences for personal care, and a comfortable environment for older women. Use the Women’s Care filter on our search page to see homes in this area sorted by women-focused policies.
What types of care are available in Birmingham?
Birmingham care homes offer a range of services including residential care, nursing care, dementia care (2 homes), respite care, and palliative care. Use Careformum's filters to find homes offering the specific care type you need.
What is the CQC rating for care homes in Birmingham?
33 out of 62 care homes in Birmingham are rated Good or Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) or equivalent inspectorate. Ratings are displayed on each home's listing page on Careformum.
What should I look for when visiting a care home in Birmingham?
When visiting a care home in Birmingham, look beyond the physical environment. Observe how staff interact with residents — do they use first names, make eye contact, and respond promptly? Check whether the home smells clean and feels warm rather than clinical. Ask about staff-to-resident ratios (especially at night and weekends) and what activities are offered day-to-day. Speak to residents or their families if possible, and ask to see the most recent CQC or Care Inspectorate report, including any action plans. A good care home will welcome your questions openly.
How does local authority funding work for care homes in Birmingham?
If your assets (including property) are below £23,250 in England — thresholds differ slightly in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — your local council may contribute to care home fees following a care needs assessment and financial assessment. The council agrees a personal budget based on assessed need. If the home charges more than the council rate, a family member can pay a third-party top-up to cover the difference. Contact Birmingham's local authority adult social care team to start the assessment process. NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding may also cover the full cost of care for those with a primary health need — ask your GP or hospital discharge team for a referral.