Care homes in Cambridge
There are 15 registered care homes in Cambridge, 8 of them registered for nursing. Between them they have 766 registered beds, an average of 51 a home. 13 have a CQC rating, and 92% of those are Good or Outstanding. 1 is rated Requires improvement or Inadequate.
Nursing homes in Cambridge 8Residential care homes in Cambridge 7Dementia care homes in Cambridge 11
Listed by the regulator’s verdict, then size. Nobody pays to appear higher.
The homes
Cambridge Manor Care Home
CQC: GoodNursing home · 89 beds · Cambridge
Rockley Dene Homes Limited
St Georges Court Care Home
CQC: GoodNursing home · 76 beds · Cambridge
St. Georges Court Healthcare Limited
Buchan House Care Home
CQC: GoodNursing home · 66 beds · Cambridge
Buchan Healthcare Limited
Heathlands House
CQC: GoodNursing home · 64 beds · Cambridge
Care UK Community Partnerships Ltd
Cherry Hinton Nursing Home
CQC: GoodNursing home · 60 beds · Cambridge
Rockley Dene Homes Limited
Langdon House
CQC: GoodNursing home · 52 beds · Cambridge
Athena Care Homes (Chesterton) Limited
Primrose Croft Care Home
CQC: GoodResidential care home · 38 beds · Cambridge
Primrose Healthcare Limited
Alex Wood House
CQC: GoodResidential care home · 36 beds · Cambridge
Athena Care Homes (Arbury) Limited
Brook House Care Home
CQC: GoodResidential care home · 35 beds · Cambridge
Brook Healthcare Limited
Winston House
CQC: GoodResidential care home · 25 beds · Cambridge
Waythrough
Residential care home · 9 beds · Cambridge
Cambridgeshire County Council
Pauline Burnet House
CQC: GoodResidential care home · 9 beds · Cambridge
The Edmund Trust
Heathlands House
Not yet ratedNursing home · 64 beds · Cambridge
Care UK Care Services Limited
Sherbourne Lodge Care Services
Not yet ratedResidential care home · 34 beds · Cambridge
Sherbourne Lodge Limited
Woodlands Care Centre
CQC: Requires improvementNursing home · 109 beds · Cambridge
RCH Care Homes Limited
What Cambridgeshire pays for a care home place
- Residential care, over-65s, 2024-25
- £990 a week£22 more than the middle council in England (£968), the 72nd highest of 152.
- Nursing care, over-65s, 2024-25
- £1,128 a week£43 more than the middle council in England (£1,085), the 60th highest of 151.
This is what the council spent, averaged over every placement it paid for, not a fee anyone is quoted. People paying for themselves are usually charged more: the Competition and Markets Authority found a 41% gap on average in 2017. Nursing figures exclude NHS-funded nursing care, which the NHS pays to the home on top. Source: Department of Health and Social Care, Adult social care finance report 2024-25. Every council compared