Compare dementia care homes in Kettering
19 dementia care homes in Kettering
Elm Bank Care Home
Requires improvement - Regulator's rating
OLIVE ROW CARE HOME
Good - Regulator's rating
Gabriel Court Limited
Requires improvement - Regulator's rating
Avery Park Care Home
Good - Regulator's rating
Burton Oaks
Good - Regulator's rating
Cheaney Court Care Home
Good - Regulator's rating
Clanfield Residential Care Home
Good - Regulator's rating
Glenkindie Lodge Residential Care Home
Good - Regulator's rating
Jean Elizabeth Residential Care Ltd
Good - Regulator's rating
Rookery Cottage
Good - Regulator's rating
Overview of care homes in Kettering
Care homes in Kettering
26Homes that offer nursing care
8Specialise in dementia care
19Homes rated good or above
18Kettering's Care Regulator
Care Quality CommissionBrowse dementia care homes near you
- Chelveston (1)
- Corby (8)
- Market Harborough (8)
- Oundle (1)
- Peterborough (30)
- Rushden (7)
- Wellingborough (20)
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Frequently asked questions
- How many dementia care homes are there in Kettering?
There are 19 care homes in Kettering offering specialist dementia care.
- How are dementia care homes in Kettering regulated?
All dementia care homes in Kettering are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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Average care home costs in East Midlands
Average costs based on LaingBuisson Care of Older People UK report 2019
Residential care homes
£623 per weekNursing care homes
£812 per week
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