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Care homes in Worcester Park offering sensory impairment care

Sensory impairment care is offered by 9 of the 33 care homes in Worcester Park, with 159 beds between them, operated by 8 separate providers. St Ann's Limited runs the most, with 2. Among the 8 with a CQC rating, 88% are Good or Outstanding (versus 83% for sensory impairment care across England). 1 holds an Outstanding rating. Typical fees in Worcester Park come to about £1,640 a week for residential care and £1,870 for nursing careestimated. 1 care home was last rated more than four years ago and 2 registered since October 2024. Most recently, Ashlong Cottage was rated Requires improvement on 10 August 2026.

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Updated 27 October 2026 from the CQC register (Open Government Licence)

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  • For dementia support, 6 have it on their CQC registration, and 3 provide nursing.
  • New and changed CQC ratings across London, updated every day.
  • 7 of the 8 rated care homes are Good or Outstanding, and 1 is rated below Good; 1 is still waiting for a first rating.
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To cite: "Care homes in Worcester Park offering sensory impairment care", The Care Panel, Oct 2026, from CQC register analysis.

  • 9care homes registered with CQC
  • 88%of those rated are Good or Outstanding
  • 6offer dementia support
  • 5with a rating or inspection since October 2024

Providers offering sensory impairment care

Order: CQC rating first, then how recent that rating is, then distance. Our ranking method

#Care homeCQC ratingLast ratedBedsNursing
1The White House Nursing Home LimitedOutstandingApr 202636Yes
2Ashington HouseGoodMay 20266No
3St Ann's Lodge 2GoodAug 20256No
4St Ann's Lodge 1GoodDec 20246No
5Manor House Residential HomeGoodJun 202423No
6Abbey House - MordenGoodAug 202112No
7Little Brook HouseGoodMay 202332Yes
8Ashlong CottageRequires improvementAug 20266No
9Little Brook HouseNot yet rated–32Yes

All care homes in Worcester Park with a CQC registration for sensory impairment care. Order: rating, then how recent it is.

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Sensory impairment care in Worcester Park: what the data shows

27% of Worcester Park's care homes (9 of 33) hold a CQC registration for sensory impairment care. Of those rated, 88% are Good or Outstanding: 9 points below the 97% for every care home here, and above the England figure of 83% for sensory impairment care.

The White House Nursing Home Limited, Ashington House and St Ann's Lodge 2 lead the list for sensory impairment care. Ratings run from August 2021 to August 2026, and 5 are from the last two years. Together they hold 159 registered beds, with nursing care at 3 of them. Not yet rated: 1. That is usual for services registered recently.

Across Sutton, 13% of care homes are registered for sensory impairment care, against 27% here.

Typical weekly fees in London: about £1,615 residential, £1,850 nursing. Request the price list from every home, as specialist care can cost more. Where these figures come from.

Sensory impairment care: what it means

Sensory impairment care supports people with sight loss, hearing loss or both (deafblindness). It means staff who know how to communicate well, homes and routines arranged so people can find their way safely, and help using equipment and technology.

What to ask about sensory impairment care

  1. How do you adapt the home or routine for someone with sight loss?
  2. How do you introduce new staff to the person?
  3. How do you link with local sensory support services?
  4. How do you support hearing aids and other equipment?
  5. Can staff use British Sign Language or tactile signing if needed?

Free advice: RNIB Helpline, 0303 123 9999. Sensory impairment care in Sutton as a whole.

Nearby towns: sensory impairment care

TownMilesNumber of care homesGood or Outstanding
Worcester Park–97
Kingston upon Thames2.5 mi1410
Sutton2.6 mi97
Merton2.8 mi77
Banstead4.2 mi64

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Common questions about sensory impairment care in Worcester Park

Where can I find sensory impairment care in a care home in Worcester Park?

Of the 33 CQC-registered care homes in Worcester Park, 9 offer sensory impairment care (Oct 2026). Well-rated choices include The White House Nursing Home Limited, Ashington House and St Ann's Lodge 2.

What CQC ratings do care homes in Worcester Park have?

Of the 8 that have been rated, 7 (88%) are rated Good or Outstanding, 1 of them Outstanding, and 1 is rated Requires improvement or Inadequate. 1 has not been rated yet, which is common for newly registered services.

What are typical care home prices in Worcester Park?

Average fees paid by self-funders in London in 2026: residential care home £1,615 a week; nursing home £1,850 a week. These are averages over a wide spread of prices, which move with the type of room, how much help is needed and any nursing. Councils tend to pay less than private payers for an identical room. Source: The Care Panel regional fee benchmarks, October 2026 (how we estimate). See our full cost guide.

Will the London Borough of Sutton pay for a care home?

For residents who qualify, the NHS pays towards nursing through NHS-funded nursing care, and the council may help with fees. Under the Care Act 2014, the London Borough of Sutton has to offer a needs assessment at no cost. For the means test, a home is usually counted for care home fees unless it is still home to a partner or certain relatives (and not in the first 12 weeks of a permanent stay); in England the threshold is £23,250. How to reach the London Borough of Sutton.

What should I look for when choosing care homes in Worcester Park?

Three questions matter most once you have read the latest CQC report: will the staff be consistent, what is the plan for missed care, and what is the total cost before signing? On dates, 5 of the 9 listed had an inspection or rating within the last two years, and 3 have an older report. See the checklist.

How does Worcester Park compare with nearby towns for sensory impairment care?

Nearest towns we cover: Stoneleigh (1.2 miles): 2, 1 rated Good or Outstanding; Ewell (2.0 miles): 1, 1 rated Good or Outstanding; Kingston upon Thames (2.5 miles): 14, 10 rated Good or Outstanding. Worcester Park itself has 9, 7 of them Good or Outstanding.

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