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Care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse offering care for adults under 65

6 out of 9 care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse are registered for care for adults under 65, holding 142 beds in total, run by 5 different providers. The largest is Cygnet Learning Disabilities Midlands Limited, with 2. CQC has rated 5 of them, and 100% are Good or Outstanding, next to 82% for care for adults under 65 across England; 1 is Outstanding. We estimate typical fees in Mansfield Woodhouse at about £1,250 a week for residential care and £1,510 for nursing careestimated. 3 care homes have a rating more than four years old and 1 registered with CQC within the past two years. On 11 November 2025, Oakdene was rated Good, the newest rating here.

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

Key points

  • New and changed CQC ratings across Nottinghamshire, updated every day.
  • 2 are registered with CQC to support people with dementia, and 2 provide nursing.
  • Among the 5 rated care homes, 5 hold a Good or Outstanding rating, with 1 not yet rated.
  • A care needs assessment from Nottinghamshire council is free, and your savings do not affect it.

Reference this page as: The Care Panel, "Care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse offering care for adults under 65", Oct 2026, based on the CQC register.

  • 6care homes registered with CQC
  • 100%of rated services are Good or Outstanding
  • 2offer dementia support
  • 1with a rating or inspection since October 2024

Who offers care for adults under 65 in Mansfield Woodhouse

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

#Care homeCQC ratingLast ratedBedsNursing
1OakdeneGoodNov 202540No
2The BeechesGoodDec 202226No
3Cherry Tree HouseGoodAug 20226No
4PinesGoodAug 20187No
5Thistle Hill HallOutstandingJun 202023Yes
6Bethel Court Care HomeNot yet rated–40Yes

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Care for adults under 65 in Mansfield Woodhouse by the numbers

Registered for care for adults under 65: 6 out of 9 care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse (67%). England-wide, 82% of care homes registered for care for adults under 65 are Good or Outstanding and here it is 100% (above England, in line with the 100% for all care homes in the town).

For care for adults under 65, the top rated care homes are Oakdene, The Beeches and Cherry Tree House. 1 has a rating from the past two years. Oldest: August 2018. Newest: November 2025. Together they hold 142 registered beds, and 2 also provide nursing care. Not yet rated: 1. That is usual for services registered recently.

Council-wide, 215 care homes in Nottinghamshire list care for adults under 65, and 85% of those with a rating are Good or Outstanding. Share registered for care for adults under 65: 67% here, 78% across Nottinghamshire.

Care homes in the East Midlands typically charge about £1,250 a week for residential care and £1,480 with nursing. Specialist care can cost more; ask each home for its price list. How these costs are worked out.

What care for adults under 65 involves

Jobs, college, relationships and independence should shape care for adults under 65, rather than the timetable of services for older people. It supports younger adults with disabilities, long-term conditions or mental health needs.

Questions worth asking about care for adults under 65

  1. Can support fit around the person's own schedule?
  2. How are health appointments supported?
  3. How is the person involved in reviewing their support?
  4. How do you plan for more independence over time?
  5. How do you support work, study and social life?

Free advice: Disability Rights UK, 0330 995 0400. Getting a care needs assessment from Nottinghamshire.

Care for adults under 65 in nearby towns

TownDistanceCare homesGood or Outstanding
Mansfield Woodhouse–65
Mansfield1.7 mi1712
Shirebrook2.8 mi44
Clipstone2.8 mi33
Sutton in Ashfield4.0 mi1915
Rainworth4.7 mi87
Kirkby-in-Ashfield5.2 mi32

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Which care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse offer care for adults under 65?

6 of the 9 CQC-registered care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse offer care for adults under 65 (CQC register, Oct 2026). Well-rated choices include Oakdene, The Beeches and Cherry Tree House.

How are care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse rated by CQC?

CQC has rated 5. Of those, 5 (100%) are Good or Outstanding, including 1 Outstanding. 1 is awaiting a first rating, as is usual for new registrations.

How much should I expect to pay for a care home in Mansfield Woodhouse?

Average self-funder fees in East Midlands, 2026: residential care home £1,250 a week; nursing home £1,480 a week. An average across very different rooms and care needs, with nursing adding more. A council-funded place usually costs the council less than a self-funder pays for the same room. Source: The Care Panel regional fee benchmarks, October 2026 (how we estimate). Our cost guide has more detail.

Can Nottinghamshire council help pay for a care home?

Possibly. The Care Act 2014 means Nottinghamshire council has to assess care needs without charge. For a care home, the means test usually includes your home's value, unless your partner, or certain other relatives, still live in it, and never in the first 12 weeks of a permanent stay. The capital limit above which you pay in full is £23,250 in England, and NHS-funded nursing care can meet some nursing costs. Contacting Nottinghamshire council.

How can I pick between care homes in Mansfield Woodhouse?

Check how recent each CQC report is first: 1 of the 6 on this page was inspected or rated in the past two years, while 4 have older reports. Next ask three things: will staff be consistent, what happens about missed care, and what is the full price? Our checklist.

What about care for adults under 65 in towns near Mansfield Woodhouse?

Mansfield Woodhouse has 6, with 5 rated Good or Outstanding. Nearby: Forest Town (1.4 miles): 1, 1 rated Good or Outstanding; Mansfield (1.7 miles): 17, 12 rated Good or Outstanding; Shirebrook (2.8 miles): 4, 4 rated Good or Outstanding.

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