Care home · Wolverhampton
Trinity Court
Illustrative photo, not of Trinity Court- Address
- Kent Road, Wolverhampton, WV2 2AY
- Run by
- Kent House (Select) Limited (2 services)
- Service
- Nursing home
- Beds
- 15 (registered with CQC)
- Registered with CQC
- June 2018 (8 years)
- Part of
- Deer Capital
- Registered manager
- Vanessa Mary Jukes
- Company check
- Active, trading since 2015 (11 years), accounts up to date (Companies House 09411468)
- Last CQC check
- 22 Sep 2026
- Typical fees Estimated
- £1,370–£1,670 a week for nursing care. Estimated from prices published locally; not a quote. How we estimate
CQC regulated activities: Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care · Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Open CQC's full report · CQC location ID 1-5100060734
Introducing Trinity Court
Trinity Court is a CQC-registered nursing home in Wolverhampton, run by Kent House (Select) Limited. Its CQC registration covers adults of all ages, including people living with physical disabilities and mental health conditions.
At its most recent rating, CQC judged it Good overall (September 2026). It is one of 50 CQC-registered care homes in and around Wolverhampton; 25 of those are rated Good or Outstanding.
How long it has been running
Registered in June 2018, it has 8 years on the CQC register.
CQC has published 2 overall ratings for it (2019–2026), starting at Good and staying Good every time.
Safe, effective, caring, responsive, well-led
- Safe75% score48 of 68 in Wolverhampton
- Effective71% score58 of 68 in Wolverhampton
- Caring75% score59 of 68 in Wolverhampton
- Responsive75% score55 of 68 in Wolverhampton
- Well-led75% score38 of 68 in Wolverhampton
Ratings from CQC's most recent report, published 22 September 2026. Under each rating: how many care homes in Wolverhampton share it.
Percentage scores by area
CQC now scores each area it inspects from 1 to 4 against a set of "quality statements", and turns those into a percentage for the area. Averaged across the five areas, Trinity Court scores 74%.
Safe 75%
- Learning culture3 · Good
- Safe systems, pathways and transitions3 · Good
- Safeguarding3 · Good
- Involving people to manage risks3 · Good
- Safe environments3 · Good
- Safe and effective staffing3 · Good
- Infection prevention and control3 · Good
- Medicines optimisation3 · Good
Effective 71%
- Assessing needs3 · Good
- Delivering evidence-based care and treatment3 · Good
- How staff, teams and services work together3 · Good
- Supporting people to live healthier lives3 · Good
- Monitoring and improving outcomes3 · Good
- Consent to care and treatment2 · Some shortfalls
Caring 75%
- Kindness, compassion and dignity3 · Good
- Treating people as individuals3 · Good
- Independence, choice and control3 · Good
- Responding to people’s immediate needs3 · Good
- Workforce wellbeing and enablement3 · Good
Responsive 75%
- Person-centred Care3 · Good
- Care provision, Integration and continuity3 · Good
- Providing Information3 · Good
- Listening to and involving people3 · Good
- Equity in access3 · Good
- Equity in experiences and outcomes3 · Good
- Planning for the future3 · Good
Well-led 75%
- Shared direction and culture3 · Good
- Capable, compassionate and inclusive leaders3 · Good
- Freedom to speak up3 · Good
- Workforce equality, diversity and inclusion3 · Good
- Governance, management and sustainability3 · Good
- Partnerships and communities3 · Good
- Learning, improvement and innovation3 · Good
4 means exceptional and 1 means significant shortfalls (3 good, 2 some shortfalls). CQC data, assessed 23 June 2026, published 22 September 2026, Open Government Licence. Where no score shows, that statement wasn't part of this assessment and its earlier result still counts.
Rating history
- Jun 2019
- Sep 2026
- Today Rated in the last 12 months
Overall ratings CQC has published for this location, oldest first.
CQC reports
- CQC inspection report 11 June 2019
The neighbourhood
- Ward
- Ettingshall North
- Parliamentary constituency
- Wolverhampton South East
- NHS area (integrated care board)
- NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board
- Area classification
- Urban; nearer to a major town or city
- Neighbourhood deprivation
- Among the 20% most deprived areas in England
- Postcode district
- Care homes in WV2 (9)
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Within walking distance
- Bus stop 80 m (1 min walk) · 22 stops within 600 m
- Railway station Wolverhampton, 1.6 km (20 min walk)
- GP surgery Grove Medical Centre, 220 m (3 min walk)
- Pharmacy All Saints, 650 m (8 min walk)
- Shop Premier Store, 590 m (7 min walk)
- Park 100 m (1 min walk)
- Café Café Express, 630 m (8 min walk)
- Place of worship Bhagwan Valmik Temple, 210 m (3 min walk)
- Library Wolverhampton Central Library, 1.2 km (15 min walk)
Nearest of each type, measured in a straight line using OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). If a resident uses a wheelchair or frame, check the route itself.
Area details from ONS and NHS postcode data via postcodes.io (Open Government Licence).
What it may cost
We estimate Trinity Court at £1,370–£1,670 a week for nursing care, based on published prices in the region. Over a year that is roughly £71k–£87k.
Part of a nursing fee may be met by the NHS (NHS-funded nursing care), paid to the home rather than to you.
Council help is possible below £23,250 in savings: ask Wolverhampton Council for a free care needs assessment.
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 37 of the 67 other care homes in Wolverhampton that CQC has rated.
Under CQC's newer scoring, its strongest area is Caring at 75% and its lowest is Effective at 71%, averaging 74% overall.
The local picture
Choice is wide here: the 25 nearest other care homes are all within 3 miles, 17 of them rated Good or Outstanding, and the closest is Royal Park, under 0.5 miles away.
Its rating is more recent than any of the 23 nearest rated care homes.
It sits in Ettingshall North 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 Black Country ICB.
Within about a 10-minute walk there is a GP surgery (3 min), a pharmacy (8 min), a shop (7 min), a park (1 min), a café (8 min) and a bus stop (1 min), which matters for residents who can go out and for visiting family.
What CQC's inspectors reported
- There are 2 floors with communal areas on the ground floor and individual bedrooms are located on each floor.
- Who the service is for This service provides a rehabilitation and recovery service for adults with complex and enduring mental health needs.
- Instead, our findings focus on any areas where the service needs to improve or where we found exceptional practice.
- We spoke with people and their relatives about their experiences of care during the inspection, we also observed the care people received in communal areas.
Inspected 9 May 2019; report published 11 June 2019; supporting 13 people at the time. Taken from CQC's own findings (Open Government Licence). Read the full report.
Specialisms
From the CQC register; ask how each need is met in practice.
The company behind Trinity Court
Trinity Court is run by Kent House (select) Limited (company 09411468), incorporated in 2015, 3 years before this service registered with CQC.
At Companies House, the company is listed as active, its accounts are filed on time, it has 2 active directors and there is no insolvency history.
Its registered business activity is other human health activities.
Kent House (Select) Limited runs 2 CQC-registered services; 1 of the 2 with a rating are Good or Outstanding (50%), against 83% for the same mix of services across England.
All 2 are in Wolverhampton, so it is a local operator rather than a national chain.
It trades under the Deer Capital brand, which covers 55 services run by 49 registered providers.
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Trinity Court against its area
- Rated Good. Across Wolverhampton, 66% of the 68 rated care homes are Good or Outstanding and 4 are Outstanding.
- Its rating (September 2026) is more recent than 99% of care home ratings in Wolverhampton.
- With 15 beds it is smaller than 64% of care homes in Wolverhampton, where the typical home has 25.
- Registered with CQC in 2018: it has been registered longer than 31% of care homes in the area.
- It lists 4 specialisms with CQC; the typical care home in Wolverhampton lists 4.
Compared with every CQC-registered care home in Wolverhampton. Source: CQC register, Oct 2026.
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Trinity Court: common questions
- Is Trinity Court a registered provider?
- Registered, yes: location 1-5100060734 on the Care Quality Commission register, listed as a care home and was rated Good overall in September 2026.
- Where is Trinity Court based?
- It is at Kent Road, Wolverhampton, WV2 2AY.
- What services is Trinity Court registered for?
- CQC lists Trinity Court under: nursing homes. Check which of these it is actively providing now.
- How recent is Trinity Court's CQC rating?
- 22 September 2026 is when the current rating was published. Check what has changed since, such as the manager or staffing.
- Can Trinity Court care for someone with dementia?
- Not as a registered specialism. Some services still support people with mild dementia, so ask.
- Who runs Trinity Court?
- The registered provider is Kent House (Select) Limited, according to CQC.
- How big is Trinity Court?
- CQC registers Trinity Court for 15 residents; ask about vacancies, room sizes and en-suite bathrooms.
- How did Trinity Court score on each CQC key question?
- By key question, CQC gave: Safe: Good; Effective: Good; Caring: Good; Responsive: Good; Well-led: Good. Safe and Well-led are the two to read first in the report.
- How much does Trinity Court charge?
- Trinity Court has not published its fees with us. Residential care home typically costs £1,206 a week (average 2026 self-funder fees in West Midlands). Get the quote in writing, including any extra charges.
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