OSJCT St Wilfrid's Priory Care Home

Likely fees

We estimate OSJCT St Wilfrid's Priory Care Home at £1,460–£1,780 a week for residential care (dementia), based on published prices in the region. Over a year that is roughly £76k–£93k.

Ask how often fees rise and whether they go up if care needs increase.

People with savings under £23,250 may get help from West Sussex Council after a needs and financial assessment.

Around Arundel

There are 3 other care homes within 3 miles, 3 of them rated Good or Outstanding; the nearest is Waterbury House, 2.0 miles away.

23 of the 24 nearest rated care homes have a more recent rating than this one.

It sits in Arundel & Walberton ward, classed by ONS as larger rural (nearer to a major town or city), among the 50% most deprived neighbourhoods in England. NHS services here are planned by NHS Surrey and Sussex ICB.

Within about a 10-minute walk there is a pharmacy (3 min), a shop (2 min), a café (2 min) and a bus stop (2 min), which matters for residents who can go out and for visiting family.

The company behind OSJCT St Wilfrid's Priory Care Home

OSJCT St Wilfrid's Priory Care Home is run by The Orders Of St. John Care Trust (company 03073089), incorporated in 1995, 15 years before this service registered with CQC.

At Companies House, the company is listed as active, its accounts are filed on time, it has 12 active directors and there is no insolvency history.

Its registered business activity is nursing care and residential care for older and disabled people.

The Orders Of St. John Care Trust runs 55 CQC-registered services across 7 council areas; 51 of the 54 with a rating are Good or Outstanding (94%), against 84% for the same mix of services across England.

It trades under the Orders of St John Care Trust brand, which covers 58 services run by 3 registered providers.

OSJCT St Wilfrid's Priory Care Home over the years

Registered in November 2010, it has 15 years on the CQC register.

CQC has published 2 overall ratings for it (2016–2019), starting at Good and staying Good every time.

No new overall rating has been published for 7 years. CQC re-inspects based on risk, so an old rating is not a bad sign in itself, but staff and management may have changed.

There are 5 CQC reports on file for this address; the newest is from 14 May 2019.

The ratings in context

CQC rated every one of the five key questions Good here, so there is no weak spot in the published ratings.

For leadership (Well-led), it shares its Good rating with 232 of the 316 other care homes in West Sussex that CQC has rated.