Woodstock Nursing Home

Ownership and company checks

Woodstock Nursing Home is run by Coate Water Care Company (church View Nursing Home) Limited (company 04952292), incorporated in 2003, 10 years before this service registered with CQC.

At Companies House, the company is listed as active, its accounts are filed on time, it has 4 active directors and there is no insolvency history.

Its registered business activity is nursing care.

Coate Water Care Company (Church View Nursing Home) Limited runs 5 CQC-registered services across 4 council areas; 4 of the 5 with a rating are Good or Outstanding (80%), against 83% for the same mix of services across England.

2 of its services are in Gloucestershire.

It trades under the Coate Water Care Company brand, which covers 9 services run by 3 registered providers.

What it may cost

We estimate Woodstock Nursing Home at £1,520–£1,860 a week for nursing care (dementia), based on published prices in the region. Over a year that is roughly £79k–£97k.

NHS-funded nursing care covers part of the nursing cost for eligible residents and is paid directly to the home.

With savings below £23,250, Gloucestershire Council may contribute once it has carried out a free needs assessment.

The local picture

Choice is wide here: the 25 nearest other care homes are all within 3 miles, 23 of them rated Good or Outstanding, and the closest is Jendot, under 0.5 miles away.

3 of the 25 nearest rated care homes have a more recent rating than this one.

It sits in Barnwood ward, classed by ONS as urban (nearer to a major town or city), among the 20% least deprived neighbourhoods in England. NHS services here are planned by NHS Gloucestershire ICB.

Within about a 10-minute walk there is a GP surgery (5 min), a pharmacy (5 min), a shop (5 min), a park (5 min), a café (5 min) and a bus stop (3 min), which matters for residents who can go out and for visiting family.

How long it has been running

Registered in October 2014, it has 12 years on the CQC register.

CQC has published 6 overall ratings for it (2015–2025), starting at Requires improvement; it has gone up 1 and down 1 time, and is now Requires Improvement.

The CQC website holds 5 reports for it, the latest from 16 June 2023.

What the ratings tell you

Area by area, Safe, Effective and Well-led are rated below Good; 2 other areas are Good.

Across Gloucestershire, 25 of 190 rated care homes are Requires improvement for Safe (13%), while 10 of 190 rated care homes are Requires improvement for Effective (5%), while 34 of 190 rated care homes are Requires improvement for Well-led (18%).

The Safe, Effective and Well-led findings are the part of the report to read closely; ask the manager what has been put right.