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Beechfield Lodge

232 Eccles Old Road, Salford, M6 8AG

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
Dementia
60 beds • All en-suite • Opened in 1983
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12

Bluebell Court Care Home

Wellington Street West, Salford, M7 2FH

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
Dementia
Nursing
69 beds • All en-suite • Opened in 2018

Broughton House - Veteran Care Village

Park Lane, Salford, M7 4JD

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
Dementia
Nursing
Palliative
64 beds • Opened in 1987
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12

Claremont Lodge

66 Claremont Road, Salford, M6 7GP

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
18 beds • Opened in 1987

Pendleton Court Care Home

22 Chaplin Close, Chaseley Road, Salford, M6 8FW

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
Dementia
Nursing
58 beds • All en-suite • Opened in 1995
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2

Beenstock Home

19-21 Northumberland Street, Salford, M7 4RP

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
Nursing
32 beds • Opened in 1999

Castlerea House

18 Hope Street, Higher Broughton, Salford, M7 2ES

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
10 beds • Opened in 1992

Cherrytrees Care Home

Mandley Park Avenue, Salford, M7 4BZ

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
Nursing
32 beds • Opened in 1997

Hope Manor Residential Home

220 Eccles Old Road, Salford, M6 8AL

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
26 beds • 9 en-suite rooms • Opened in 1987

House Martins Care Limited Number Two

2 Rivington Road, Salford, M6 8GQ

Good - Regulator's rating

Residential
5 beds • Opened in 1993

Overview of care homes in Salford

Care homes in Salford

17

Homes that offer nursing care

8

Specialise in dementia care

8

Homes rated good or above

14

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Frequently asked questions

  • How many care homes are there in Salford?

    There are 17 care homes in Salford offering a range of specialisms. If you’re not sure which type of care home is best for you, you can read our guide on how to choose the right care home.

  • How are care homes in Salford regulated?

    All care homes in Salford are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Of the 17 care homes in Salford, 14 have been rated good or above.

  • How many care homes in Salford specialise in dementia care?

    There are 8 care homes in Salford who offer specialist dementia care for more information on the specific homes, view our dementia care home list.

  • How much do care homes in Salford cost?

    On average residential care homes in North West cost £542 per week, with nursing homes costing on average £852 per week. From the care homes in Salford who share their prices with us, we can see care home prices starting from £1,150 per week.

  • What is the difference between nursing homes and residential care homes?

    Residential care homes provide residents with accommodation, meals, and assistance with personal care and medication. However, a nursing care home will also provide medical care from a qualified nurse, including treatment for any illness or injuries.

  • Will I be entitled to local authority funding to help pay for a care home in Salford?

    In England, if your total savings and property assets are below £23,250, then you may be able to access local authority funding towards accommodation costs, personal care and nursing care. Read our care home funding article for more advice.

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