Eating Disorder Support at Home in New Mills: 8 Agencies (Oct 2026)

Providers offering eating disorder support

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

#	Agency	CQC rating	Last rated	Office	Other specialisms
1	Chapel And District Bespoke Care Limited	Good	Jun 2026	4.9 miles	7
2	Happy Valley Home Care Limited	Good	Sep 2026	6.9 miles	8
3	Home Instead Stockport and Tameside	Good	Oct 2022	6.3 miles	8
4	Esteem Care Manchester Ltd	Outstanding	Aug 2019	6.6 miles	8
5	The Together Trust Domiciliary Care Agency	Good	Mar 2019	6.7 miles	6
6	Lilyrose Care Group Ltd - Cheshire/Derbyshire	Requires improvement	Sep 2024	1.7 miles	8
7	Assured Care (Stockport) Ltd	Requires improvement	Aug 2021	6.5 miles	8
8	The Goodway Care Group Limited	Not yet rated	–	6.5 miles	5

This table lists each agency covering New Mills registered for eating disorder support, highest CQC rating first, then the more recent rating, then distance from New Mills centre.

Eating disorder support in New Mills: what the data shows

8 of the 43 agencies covering New Mills are registered with CQC for eating disorder support (19%). Of those rated, 71% are Good or Outstanding: 14 points below the 85% for every agency here, and below the England figure of 88% for eating disorder support.

Chapel And District Bespoke Care Limited, Happy Valley Home Care Limited and Home Instead Stockport and Tameside lead the list for eating disorder support. The newest rating is from September 2026 and the oldest from March 2019; 2 fall within the last two years. Within 2 miles of New Mills centre: 1 office. 1 has no rating yet; new registrations usually wait for a first inspection.

Derbyshire as a whole has 14 agencies registered for eating disorder support; 91% of the rated ones are Good or Outstanding. Eating disorder support is on 19% of registrations here and 10% across Derbyshire.

In the East Midlands, weekday visiting care typically costs about £33.50 an hour, with higher rates at evenings and weekends. Live-in care costs about £1,610 a week. Where these figures come from.

Eating disorder support: what it means

The NHS eating disorder team leads treatment; this support works with it, helping people with anorexia, bulimia or binge eating disorder at mealtimes and keeping them safe in body and mind.

Before you choose: questions on eating disorder support

How do you monitor physical health safely?
How is the care plan reviewed?
How do you support life outside mealtimes?
What training do staff have in eating disorders?
How do you work with the NHS eating disorder team?

Helpline: Beat helpline, 0808 801 0677. Ask Derbyshire for a care needs assessment.

Nearby towns: eating disorder support

Town	Miles	Number of agencies	Good or Outstanding
New Mills	–	8	5
High Lane	2.9 mi	15	9
Whaley Bridge	2.9 mi	3	2
Marple	3.3 mi	18	9
Romiley	4.9 mi	21	10
Hazel Grove	5.1 mi	18	10
Glossop	5.5 mi	4	1

Council support

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Common questions about eating disorder support in New Mills

How many agencies in New Mills offer eating disorder support?

Eating disorder support is a registered specialism for 8 of the 43 agencies that have an office within 7 miles of New Mills (CQC register, Oct 2026). Well-rated choices include Chapel And District Bespoke Care Limited, Happy Valley Home Care Limited and Home Instead Stockport and Tameside.

What CQC ratings do home care agencies in New Mills have?

Of the 7 that have been rated, 5 (71%) are rated Good or Outstanding, with 1 Outstanding; 2 are Requires improvement or Inadequate. Newly registered services often have no rating yet; 1 here is still unrated.

What are typical home care prices in New Mills?

Typical 2026 prices across England: visiting care around £32–£34 an hour; live-in care around £1,540–£1,610 a week. Hourly rates vary between agencies more than between regions; ask each agency for its full price list, including weekend and bank holiday rates. The Homecare Association puts the minimum sustainable price for council-funded home care in England at £34.42 an hour for 2026/27. Source: Lottie Care Index, Q3 2026. Read the full cost guide.

Will Derbyshire council pay for home care?

It can. Step one is the needs assessment: Derbyshire council cannot charge for it and must offer it to every person who seems to need support (Care Act 2014). If your savings and investments come to under £23,250, it may then contribute following a financial assessment, depending on income, and for care in your own home the property is left out. Separately, Attendance Allowance has no means test. Getting in touch with Derbyshire council.

What should I look for when choosing agencies in New Mills?

Three questions matter most once you have read the latest CQC report: will the staff be consistent, what is the plan for missed visits, and what is the total cost before signing? On dates, 2 of the 8 listed had an inspection or rating within the last two years. Older reports: 5. A checklist to help.

How does New Mills compare with nearby towns for eating disorder support?

Nearest towns we cover: High Lane (2.9 miles): 15, 9 rated Good or Outstanding; Whaley Bridge (2.9 miles): 3, 2 rated Good or Outstanding; Marple (3.3 miles): 18, 9 rated Good or Outstanding. New Mills itself has 8, 5 of them Good or Outstanding.

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