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Foxholes Care Home

CQC: Good Residential care home in Hitchin, North Hertfordshire

Foxholes Care Home is a residential care home in Hitchin, North Hertfordshire, run by Foxholes Nursing Home Limited. It is registered for 110 beds. The Care Quality Commission rated it Good on 19 December 2024. It is registered to care for people with dementia, physical disabilities.

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What the regulator found

The Care Quality Commission rated Foxholes Care Home Good on 19 December 2024, from an assessment.

  • Safe

    Good

  • Effective

    Good

  • Caring

    Good

  • Responsive

    Good

  • Well-led

    Good

Read the full CQC record for Foxholes Care Home →

The registration

Type
Residential care home
Beds
110
Address
Pirton Road, Hitchin, SG5 2EN
Council
Hertfordshire
On the register
15 years, since 31 December 2010
Last CQC check
19 December 2024

Registered to care for

  • Caring for adults under 65 yrs
  • Dementia
  • Caring for adults over 65 yrs
  • Physical disabilities

From the public register, which we read every week. Registration means a home is allowed to operate and is inspected; it is not a recommendation. Visit, ask to see the most recent report, and ask about fees in writing. Where our data comes from

Hertfordshire spent an average of £922 a week per resident on residential care for over-65s in 2024-25. That is a council average, not this home’s fee, and people paying for themselves are usually charged more. What every council pays

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