Compared by CQC rating · Wolverhampton

Nursing homes in Wolverhampton, ranked

Every one of the 21, ordered by inspection grade and date. A nursing home keeps qualified nurses on shift around the clock for residents with clinical needs.

Source: CQC register · Last updated 26 October 2026

Key facts

  • 62% score Good or better where inspected, out of 21.
  • 0 Outstanding, 8 needing improvement or worse.
  • 48% have an inspection result less than two years old.
  • £1,540 a week is a typical private fee (estimate).

Cite this: The Care Panel, "Nursing homes in Wolverhampton, ranked", analysis of the CQC register, Oct 2026.

All nursing homes in Wolverhampton

Top grade first; newer reports rank higher. How the ranking works.

  1. Belvidere Court Nursing Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 68 beds · Dementia Good
  2. Coachmans Cottage Wolverhampton · Nursing · 3 beds Good
  3. Goldthorn Lodge Wolverhampton · Nursing · 13 beds Good
  4. Maplebrook Care Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 81 beds · Dementia Good
  5. Trinity Court Wolverhampton · Nursing · 15 beds Good
  6. Wrottesley Park House Care Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 63 beds · Dementia Good
  7. Eversleigh Care Centre Wolverhampton · Nursing · 84 beds · Dementia Good
  8. Hampton Court Care Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 80 beds · Dementia Good
  9. Lavender Court Wolverhampton · Nursing · 49 beds · Dementia Good
  10. Orchard House Nursing Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 73 beds · Dementia Good
  11. The Coach House Wolverhampton · Nursing · 65 beds · Dementia Good
  12. Foxland Grange Wolverhampton · Nursing · 108 beds · Dementia Good
  13. Foxland Grange Wolverhampton · Nursing · 108 beds · Dementia Good
  14. Atholl House Nursing Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 84 beds Requires improvement
  15. Bentley Court Care Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 77 beds · Dementia Requires improvement
  16. Primrose Hill Nursing Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 50 beds · Dementia Requires improvement
  17. The Cedar Grange Nursing Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 59 beds · Dementia Requires improvement
  18. Anville Court Care Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 50 beds · Dementia Requires improvement
  19. Royal Park Wolverhampton · Nursing · 22 beds Requires improvement
  20. Oak Cottage Wolverhampton · Nursing · 5 beds Requires improvement
  21. Wulfrun Rose Nursing Home Wolverhampton · Nursing · 67 beds · Dementia Requires improvement

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What the data shows for Wolverhampton

26 of 68 care homes in Wolverhampton are rated Requires improvement or Inadequate for Well-led, the weakest of CQC's five areas locally. The strongest area is Responsive, where 5 of 68 care homes are Outstanding. At the other end of the scale from the 4 Outstanding care homes, 23 of the area's rated care homes (34%) are Requires improvement or Inadequate, against 17% in England.

In the past year, 40 new CQC ratings came out for Wolverhampton (3 moved to a higher rating, 1 went down, 9 were first ratings); the latest is dated 22 October 2026. Together the 74 care homes that report their size have 2,361 beds; the typical home has 25.

Aston Transitional Care Limited runs more registered services in Wolverhampton than any other provider: 5 care homes. Next is Advance Health Care UK Ltd with 4. Ratings for care homes in Wolverhampton are a median 32 months old (47 for England as a whole), and 43% were given in the last two years.

Data: CQC, Oct 2026.

Before you decide

A rating is a starting point, not the whole picture. Read the latest CQC report, especially the Safe and Well-led sections, and check how old the rating is. Then visit or call at least two, and ask the same questions of each. Download the questions.

Paying for care: City of Wolverhampton Council offers a free care needs assessment whatever your savings. If savings are under £23,250 the council may help with fees. Funding care in Wolverhampton · What care costs in Wolverhampton

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Common questions

How many score Good or better in Wolverhampton?

Of 21 with a grade, 13 (62%) are Good or Outstanding, and 0 more are unrated so far.

What do nursing homes in Wolverhampton charge?

A typical self-funder fee in Wolverhampton is about £1,540 a week (our modelled estimate, not a quote). Ask each provider for its price list in writing. If savings are under £23,250, City of Wolverhampton Council may help pay after a financial assessment.

What decides the order of this list?

The overall CQC grade decides the order, and the newer the inspection the higher it sits. An Outstanding from over five years ago counts as Good. Listing and position cannot be paid for.

More about care in Wolverhampton

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