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Care homes in Burgess Hill
Burgess Hill has 15 care homes registered with CQC and 481 registered beds, from 13 providers. The Order of St. Augustine of The Mercy of Jesus has the most, at 2. 79% of the 14 rated by CQC are Good or Outstanding, against 84% across West Sussex and 83% across England. 1 is Outstanding. Expect to pay in Burgess Hill about £1,620 a week for residential care and £1,850 for nursing careestimated. 9 care homes were last rated over four years ago and 2 registered in the last two years. The most recent rating was St Annes Residential Care Home, rated Good on 22 January 2026.
CQC register data as of 27 October 2026 · Open Government Licence
Quick summary
- 9 list dementia as a specialism, and 4 provide nursing.
- CQC rates 11 of the 14 care homes with a rating as Good or Outstanding, and 3 are rated below Good. 1 is not rated yet.
- You can ask West Sussex council for a free care needs assessment; savings make no difference.
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To cite: "Care homes in Burgess Hill", The Care Panel, Oct 2026, from CQC register analysis.
- 15care homes registered with CQC
- 79%of those rated are Good or Outstanding
- 4provide nursing care
- 3with a rating or inspection since October 2024
| Care | Burgess Hill | South East | England |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential care, a week | £1,620 | £1,560 | £1,400 |
| Nursing care, a week | £1,850 | £1,830 | £1,640 |
Burgess Hill care homes, ranked
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- All 15
- Elderly care · 12
- Residential care · 11
- Dementia care · 9
- Care for adults under 65 · 8
- Physical disability care · 6
- Sensory impairment care · 5
- Learning disability care · 4
- Mental health care · 4
- Nursing care · 4
Edward House
What inspectors found: We undertook the assessment as the provider had breaches of regulation from their last inspection and we needed to check whether these had been…
Est. £1.46k–£1.78k/wk
St Annes Residential Care Home
What inspectors found: This assessment was due to the care home being under new ownership and therefore not having a rating.
Est. £1.46k–£1.78k/wk
Hilgay Care Home
What inspectors found: The inspection was prompted in part by notification of an incident following which a person using the service died.
Est. £1.46k–£1.78k/wk
Oak House & Maple Lodge
What inspectors found: People felt safe and told us they were supported by friendly, helpful and qualified staff that knew them well.
Est. £1.4k–£1.71k/wk
54 Leylands Road
What inspectors found: People told us they felt safe living at the service.
Est. £1.4k–£1.71k/wk
Coppice Close
What inspectors found: Right Support The type of support and care provided, maximised people's choice, control and Independence.
Est. £1.4k–£1.71k/wk
Rosewood
Est. £1.4k–£1.71k/wk
Woodlands Nursing Home
What inspectors found: The service organised staff shifts so that staff entered the home at staggered times.
Est. £1.66k–£2.03k/wk
Rookwood Residential Home
What inspectors found: People were cared for by staff who knew how to keep them safe and protect them from avoidable harm.
Est. £1.4k–£1.71k/wk
Oaklodge Nursing Home
What inspectors found: The inspection took place on 26 February 2018 and was unannounced.
Est. £1.65k–£2.01k/wk
Tripletrees
What inspectors found: Each person had their own room and en suite toilet with access to communal bathrooms.
Est. £1.46k–£1.78k/wk
Forest View
What inspectors found: Forest View is one of a group of homes owned by a national provider, Shaw Healthcare Limited.
Est. £1.46k–£1.78k/wk
St Rita's Care Home
What inspectors found: Quality assurance processes did not always identify inconsistencies in relation to care records.
Est. £1.66k–£2.03k/wk
St Clare's Care Home
What inspectors found: Quality assurance processes were not routinely documented to ensure effective management oversight of the running of the service.
Est. £1.66k–£2.03k/wk
Keymer Hall Burgess Hill Ltd
Est. £1.46k–£1.78k/wk
How much care homes charge in Burgess Hill
| Residential care home | £1,100–£1,600 a week |
|---|---|
| Nursing home | £1,400–£2,000 a week |
What West Sussex County Council pays providers: £28.92 an hour for home care (2025/26 average paid to agencies); £1,033.31 a week for residential care (2025/26 average, over-65s); £1,124.80 a week for nursing care (2025/26 average, over-65s) (source). If you choose a dearer provider, the difference is usually paid as a top-up.
What a home charges depends on the room, how much care is needed and whether that includes nursing. Next: work out a weekly cost, then get prices from local providers.
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Dementia care homes in Burgess Hill
9 of the 15 care homes in Burgess Hill are registered with CQC to support people living with dementia, and 5 of those are rated Good or Outstanding. Compare the 9 registered for dementia.
Burgess Hill in figures
Keymer Hall Burgess Hill Ltd is the most recently registered, joining the CQC register in December 2025. 27% of homes in Burgess Hill offer nursing (4 of 15), compared with 34% county-wide in West Sussex. Looking at specialisms, 6 of 15 list physical disabilities, 4 of 15 list learning disabilities and 4 of 15 list mental health conditions. 1 Outstanding care homes is in Burgess Hill, against 12 across West Sussex. At 32 beds on average, homes here are larger than the typical West Sussex home (28 beds). Across West Sussex we list 332 care homes, and 84% of those rated are Good or Outstanding; in Burgess Hill the figure is 79%. Woodlands Nursing Home has the oldest rating still in force, from July 2017. Ranked against the 6 closest towns on our site by the share of every listed care home that is rated Good or Outstanding, Burgess Hill comes 6th of 7 (73%), with Henfield top at 100%. Across West Sussex, 29% of care homes have a rating under two years old; in Burgess Hill it is 20%.
Owners and groups: care homes in Burgess Hill
- BHT Sussex 2 listed here
- The Order of St. Augustine of The Mercy of Jesus 2 listed here
- Nicholas James and Regal Care Trading Limited 1 listed here
- Liaise 1 listed here
- Voyage 1 listed here
- South Coast Nursing Homes Limited 1 listed here
- Follett Care Limited 1 listed here
- Shaw Healthcare 1 listed here
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Nearby towns against Burgess Hill
| Town | Distance | Care homes | Good or Outstanding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burgess Hill | – | 15 | 11 |
| Haywards Heath | 3.2 mi | 15 | 14 |
| Henfield | 6.7 mi | 3 | 3 |
| Lewes | 8.0 mi | 6 | 4 |
| Brighton | 8.6 mi | 61 | 54 |
| Southwick | 9.5 mi | 21 | 19 |
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Questions families ask about care homes in Burgess Hill
How many care homes does Burgess Hill have?
There are 15 CQC-registered care homes in Burgess Hill (CQC register, Oct 2026). Of these, 4 provide nursing care and 9 support people living with dementia. Top-rated names here include Edward House, St Annes Residential Care Home and Hilgay Care Home.
How does CQC rate care homes in Burgess Hill?
11 (79%) are rated Good or Outstanding, out of 14 with a rating, 1 of them Outstanding, and 3 are rated Requires improvement or Inadequate. 1 has not been rated yet, which is common for newly registered services.
What does a care home cost in Burgess Hill?
Typical prices in West Sussex in 2026: residential care home £1,100–£1,600 a week; nursing home £1,400–£2,000 a week. What a home charges depends on the room, how much care is needed and whether that includes nursing. See our full cost guide.
Does West Sussex council fund 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, West Sussex council 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 West Sussex council.
How do I choose between care homes in Burgess Hill?
Read the most recent CQC report and check its date. Here, 3 of 15 were inspected or rated within the last two years, and 11 have an older report. Before signing, ask about staff continuity, how they handle missed care and the full price. See the checklist.
Are there more care homes in towns near Burgess Hill?
In Burgess Hill there are 15, 11 rated Good or Outstanding. The closest towns on our site are Haywards Heath (3.2 miles): 15, 14 rated Good or Outstanding; Henfield (6.7 miles): 3, 3 rated Good or Outstanding; Lewes (8.0 miles): 6, 4 rated Good or Outstanding.
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Care homes in nearby towns
- Care homes in Haywards Heath 3.2 mi
- Care homes in Henfield 6.7 mi
- Care homes in Lewes 8.0 mi
- Care homes in Brighton 8.6 mi
- Care homes in Southwick 9.5 mi
- Care homes in Bramber 9.6 mi
- Care homes in Uckfield 10.0 mi
- Care homes in Shoreham-by-Sea 10.4 mi
Related pages and guides for Burgess Hill
- West Sussex: paying for care
- Best rated care homes in West Sussex
- Nursing homes in West Sussex
- Care home costs in England 2026: averages by region and council
- Outstanding services in West Sussex, 2026
- Home care in Burgess Hill (23)
- What CQC ratings mean
- Who gets NHS-funded nursing care
- Deciding on a care home: timing
- Care at home or a care home: how to decide
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CQC register data (Oct 2026), reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The Care Panel is independent of every provider listed.