Dementia Care Homes in Manchester
84 of Manchester's 181 CQC-registered care homes list dementia as a specialism — with real ratings, inspection dates and specialist nursing vs residential provision, drawn directly from CQC records.
How dementia care in Manchester compares
Share of homes rated Good or Outstanding by the CQC.Dementia care homes in Manchester are rated Good or Outstanding 7 percentage points more often than the town's homes overall.
CQC ratings for dementia care in Manchester
Nursing or residential dementia care?
About dementia care in Manchester
Manchester has 84 care homes registered with a dementia specialism, out of 181 CQC-registered care homes in the town overall. Of these, 31 are registered for nursing care and 53 for residential care — worth checking which fits, since nursing homes provide on-site registered nursing staff and residential homes typically don't.
64% of Manchester's dementia care homes hold a Good or Outstanding CQC rating , including Mary & Joseph House. That's 7 percentage points higher than the 57% rate across all 181 of Manchester's care homes.
Browse dementia care homes in Manchester
Orchid Woodlands Healthcare Ltd
The Heathlands Village
Oak Lodge Care Home
Hamilton Rest Home
Woodbury Short Stay
Elmhurst Short Stay Service
Hollybank Care Home
Nazareth House - Manchester
Half Acre Care Home
Lightbowne Hall
Eachstep Blackley
Ashley House Residential Home
Oakland House Nursing Home
Mary & Joseph House
Norlands Nursing Home
Holmfield Care
Israel Sieff Court
Wellington Lodge
Wellfield House
Beyer Lodge Nursing Home
Brownlow House
Brocklehurst Nursing Home
Downing House
Moston Grange Nursing Home
Frequently asked
84 of the 181 registered care homes in Manchester list dementia as a specialism.
Yes — 54 of 84 (64%) hold an Outstanding or Good CQC rating, including Mary & Joseph House.
Both. Of the 84 dementia care homes in Manchester, 53 are registered as residential homes, and 31 are registered as nursing homes, and 4 are registered as rehabilitation (illness/injury), and 2 are registered as long-term conditions.
Dementia care typically costs more than standard residential or nursing care, usually a 10-15% premium, reflecting higher staffing ratios. See our full breakdown of UK care costs by region and type in our guide to care home costs and who pays.