Care home · Leeds
RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds
Illustrative photo, not of RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds- Address
- Silver Lane, Yeadon, Leeds, LS19 7JN
- Run by
- Leeds City Council (10 services)
- Type of provider
- Council-run
- Service
- Nursing home
- Beds
- 40 (registered with CQC)
- Nursing care
- Yes, registered as a nursing home (CQC registration)
- Dementia
- Registered with CQC to support people living with dementia
- Registered with CQC
- May 2011 (15 years)
- Part of
- Leeds City Council
- Registered manager
- Daniel Summerton
- Last CQC check
- 10 Nov 2020
- Typical fees Estimated
- £1,400–£1,720 a week for nursing care (dementia). An estimate based on local published fees. Ask for a written quote. How we estimate
CQC regulated activities: Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care · Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
More in Yeadon: Care homes in Yeadon (3) · Care homes for care for adults under 65 in Yeadon
See this service on the CQC website · CQC location ID 1-136455689
An overview of RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds
Registered with CQC as a nursing home, RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds is based in Leeds, run by Leeds City Council. It supports adults of all ages, with registered specialisms in dementia and physical disabilities.
Its latest CQC rating is Good overall (April 2020), with Effective rated Outstanding. It is one of 3 CQC-registered care homes in and around Yeadon; 1 of those are rated Good or Outstanding.
Who it can help
As listed with the regulator.
How its rating has changed
- Sep 2015
- Sep 2017
- Apr 2020
- Nov 2020
- Today Rating 6 years old
Every overall rating on record for this location, earliest first. The latest rating is lower than the one before.
Inspection reports to read
- CQC inspection report 10 November 2020
- CQC inspection report 10 April 2020
- CQC inspection report 22 September 2017
- CQC inspection report 30 September 2015
- Inspection report 14 September 2013
- Inspection report 23 March 2013
Finding it
- Ward
- Otley & Yeadon
- Council
- Leeds City Council · paying for care
- Parliamentary constituency
- Leeds North West
- NHS planning area
- NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
- Setting
- Urban (nearer to a major town or city)
- Neighbourhood deprivation
- Among the 20% most deprived areas in England
Larger map · Directions · © OpenStreetMap contributors
Local amenities
- Bus stop 20 m (1 min walk) · 24 stops within 600 m
- GP surgery Yeadon Tarn Medical Practice, 40 m (1 min walk)
- Pharmacy Well Pharmacy, 30 m (1 min walk)
- Shop Morrisons, 160 m (2 min walk)
- Park 240 m (3 min walk)
- Café The Stage Door Café, 50 m (1 min walk)
- Place of worship Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, 100 m (1 min walk)
- Library Yeadon Library, 50 m (1 min walk)
Distances are as the crow flies, from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); real walking routes will be longer and may include hills or busy roads.
Ward, NHS area and deprivation from ONS and NHS postcode data (postcodes.io, Open Government Licence).
The registered provider
Leeds City Council runs 10 CQC-registered services; 7 of the 8 with a rating are Good or Outstanding (88%), against 85% for the same mix of services across England.
All 10 are in Leeds, so it is a local operator rather than a national chain.
It trades under the Leeds City Council brand, which covers 10 services run by 1 registered provider.
Each area CQC checks
- Safe108 of 141 in Leeds
- Effective1 of 140 in Leeds
- Caring131 of 140 in Leeds
- Responsive123 of 140 in Leeds
- Well-led100 of 141 in Leeds
As rated by CQC, published 10 April 2020. Under each rating: how many care homes in Leeds share it; for example, 1 of 140 care homes in Leeds rated Outstanding for Effective.
Track record
RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds has been registered with CQC since May 2011, about 15 years.
CQC has published 4 overall ratings for it (2015–2020), starting at Good; it has gone up 0 and down 0 times, and is now Inspected but not rated.
It has gone 6 years without a new overall rating. CQC schedules inspections by risk, so this is not a bad sign in itself, though leadership may have moved on.
6 reports have been published for this location, most recently on 10 November 2020.
Inspection findings in brief
- One person said," Yes the staff are lovely here they all wear face masks." ● Staff supported people in relation to their care and wellbeing.
- People were supported to contact family and friends by phone or video call.
- One person said, "I speak to [name of person] three times a day." ● Staff adapted to each person's individual need, for example one costumer was deaf and staff were wearing face shields so the person could lip read.
- Access to a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter was deemed essential for one person so these visits were encouraged and actioned by the service. ● The focus of the service is reablement.
Inspected 22 October 2020; report published 10 November 2020. From the regulator's own summary (Open Government Licence). Read the full report.
Costs to expect
We estimate RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds at £1,400–£1,720 a week for nursing care (dementia), based on published prices in the region. Over a year that is roughly £73k–£89k.
For residents assessed as needing nursing, a weekly NHS contribution goes straight to the home towards the fee, whoever pays the rest.
People with savings under £23,250 may get help from Leeds Council after a needs and financial assessment.
Reading RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds's CQC ratings
Looking at the five areas: Effective is rated Outstanding; 4 other areas are Good.
Across Leeds, 1 of 140 rated care homes are Outstanding for Effective (1%).
The report's Effective section explains what earned the Outstanding rating, which is a useful benchmark when comparing services.
Choice nearby
There are 18 other care homes within 3 miles, 12 of them rated Good or Outstanding; the nearest is Campbell Court, under 0.5 miles away.
11 of the 20 nearest rated care homes have a more recent rating than this one.
It sits in Otley & Yeadon ward, classed by ONS as urban (nearer to a major town or city), among the 20% most deprived neighbourhoods in England. NHS services here are planned by NHS West Yorkshire ICB.
Within about a 10-minute walk there is a GP surgery (1 min), a pharmacy (1 min), a shop (2 min), a park (3 min), a café (1 min) and a bus stop (1 min), which matters for residents who can go out and for visiting family.
Family reviews
No family has reviewed RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds on The Care Panel so far.
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What families ask about RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds
- When did CQC last rate RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds?
- CQC published the current rating on 10 April 2020, 6 years ago. Older ratings are common, so ask about changes since.
- Is RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds registered for dementia care?
- Yes. Dementia is one of the specialisms on its CQC registration. Ask how many carers or staff have dementia training.
- Is RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds registered with CQC?
- Registered, yes: location 1-136455689 on the Care Quality Commission register, listed as a care home and was rated Good overall in April 2020.
- Where is RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds based?
- It is at Silver Lane, Yeadon, Leeds, LS19 7JN.
- What type of care does RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds provide?
- RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds is registered with CQC for: nursing homes. Ask the provider which needs it can meet now and as needs change.
- How is RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds rated for safety and leadership?
- CQC rates five key questions. For RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds: Safe: Good; Effective: Outstanding; Caring: Good; Responsive: Good; Well-led: Good. Start with Safe and Well-led when reading the report.
- How much does care from RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds cost?
- RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds has not published its fees with us. Residential care home typically costs £1,230 a week (average 2026 self-funder fees in Yorkshire and the Humber). Get the quote in writing, including any extra charges.
- Who runs RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds?
- Leeds City Council is the registered provider for RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds.
- How many beds does RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds have?
- RecoveryHub@NorthwestLeeds can take up to 40 residents. Ask what is free now and about en-suite rooms.
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