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Birmingham City Council

CQC lists 3 care homes run by Birmingham City Council, all of them in West Midlands. England's Good or Outstanding share for the same service types is 83%, and Birmingham City Council's is 100% of 3 rated services.

  • 3registered locations
  • 100%of those rated are Good or Outstanding
  • 0with an Outstanding rating
  • 1ratings under 2 years old · 4+ years old: 2

Birmingham City Council: CQC ratings by key question

QuestionRated InadequateRated Requires improvementRated GoodRated Outstanding
Overall rating0030
Safe0030
Effective0120
Caring0030
Responsive0030
Well-led0120

Each service counted once, by its most recent CQC rating; first service registered December 2010; total care home capacity 128 beds.

About Birmingham City Council's services

Kenrick Centre is Birmingham City Council's largest care home at 64 beds and Perry Tree Centre the smallest at 32. Across 3 homes the total is 128, or 43 per home.

Region by region: West Midlands (3 care homes).

Against England as a whole, Birmingham City Council has 0% Outstanding (England 5%) and 0% below Good (England 17%). That is 0 of 3 rated services in the two lower ratings.

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Local comparison for every service

Ratings shown next to the local picture: all services of the same kind in that council.

Care serviceOverall ratingLocal authorityArea rated Good or betterMore recent than
Ann Marie Howes CentreGoodBirmingham77% of 25256% locally
Kenrick CentreGoodBirmingham77% of 25287% locally
Perry Tree CentreGoodBirmingham77% of 25237% locally

Care homes run by Birmingham City Council

NameLocationRatingBeds
Ann Marie Howes CentreBirminghamGood Rated Apr 202132
Kenrick CentreBirminghamGood Rated Aug 2025Inspected recently64
Perry Tree CentreBirminghamGood Rated Sep 201932

CQC rates each service separately, not the group as a whole. Data: CQC register and published ratings, Oct 2026, used under OGL v3.0. Browse all care groups.

Birmingham City Council: common questions

What does Birmingham City Council operate?

On the CQC register, Birmingham City Council operates 3 care homes, with 128 care home beds.

Are Birmingham City Council's services well rated?

100% of Birmingham City Council's 3 rated services are Good or Outstanding: 0 Outstanding, 3 Good, 0 Requires improvement and 0 Inadequate. Each service is inspected and rated separately, so check the one you are considering.

How old are the ratings for Birmingham City Council?

Recent: 1 rated in the past two years. Older: 2 rated more than four years ago. Ask about changes since any older rating. How old care ratings are across England.

CQC register data (Oct 2026), reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The Care Panel is independent of every provider listed.

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