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Eating disorder support at home in Bishop's Waltham

Eating disorder support is offered by 8 of the 66 home care agencies covering Bishop's Waltham. Of the 7 CQC has rated, 86% are Good or Outstanding (versus 88% for eating disorder support across England). Our estimate of typical fees here: about £33.50 an hour for visiting care and £1,610 a week for live-in careestimated. 4 home care agencies were last rated more than four years ago. Most recently, AQS Hampshire East was rated Good on 7 January 2026.

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Data: the CQC register, updated 27 October 2026, under the Open Government Licence

In short

  • Hampshire council offers a free care needs assessment, whatever your savings.
  • Among the 7 rated agencies, 6 hold a Good or Outstanding rating, and 1 is rated below Good and 1 is not yet rated.
  • For dementia support, 7 have it on their CQC registration.
  • We check for new CQC ratings in Hampshire daily: see the latest changes.

Reference this page as: The Care Panel, "Eating disorder support at home in Bishop's Waltham", Oct 2026, based on the CQC register.

  • 8agencies on the CQC register
  • 86%Good or Outstanding, among those rated
  • 7support people with dementia
  • 1with a rating or inspection since October 2024

Eating disorder support in Bishop's Waltham: providers ranked

Highest CQC rating first; ties go to the more recent rating, then the nearer provider. How the list is ordered

#Home care agencyOverall ratingLast ratedOfficeExtra specialisms
1AQS Hampshire EastGoodJan 20266.7 miles8
2Swanton Community Services – Southampton and HampshireGoodMay 20246.2 miles10
3Amberley CareGoodNov 20193.9 miles8
4Caremark (Winchester & Eastleigh)GoodSep 20184.1 miles8
5All Care (GB) Ltd - Southampton BranchGoodOct 20194.6 miles8
6Your Dom Care LimitedGoodJul 20187.0 miles6
7Homecare1st HampshireRequires improvementNov 20226.6 miles7
8Hallmark Healthcare ServicesNot yet rated–6.1 miles7

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

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Eating disorder support in Bishop's Waltham: what the data shows

Registered for eating disorder support: 8 out of 66 agencies covering Bishop's Waltham (12%). Their Good or Outstanding share is 86%, in line with the town-wide 85% and below the 88% for eating disorder support across England.

The highest rated agencies for eating disorder support are AQS Hampshire East, Swanton Community Services – Southampton and Hampshire and Amberley Care. The newest rating is from January 2026 and the oldest from July 2018; 1 fall within the last two years. 0 have an office within 2 miles of Bishop's Waltham centre. Not yet rated: 1. That is usual for services registered recently.

Council-wide, 39 agencies in Hampshire list eating disorder support, and 94% of those with a rating are Good or Outstanding. Eating disorder support is on 12% of registrations here and 11% across Hampshire.

Visiting home care in the South East typically costs about £33.50 an hour on weekdays (more at evenings and weekends); live-in care is around £1,610 a week. Our cost method.

What to expect from eating disorder support

Mealtime support and help to stay safe, physically and emotionally, are central to eating disorder support. It is meant for people living with bulimia, binge eating disorder, anorexia or similar conditions, and complements specialist NHS eating disorder care.

Before you choose: questions on eating disorder support

  1. How do you support mealtimes?
  2. What happens if physical health gets worse?
  3. How are families involved?
  4. How do you work with the NHS eating disorder team?
  5. What training do staff have in eating disorders?

Free advice: Beat helpline, 0808 801 0677. Hampshire: care needs assessment.

Where else nearby offers eating disorder support

Nearby townDistanceTotalGood or Outstanding
Bishop's Waltham–86
Boorley Green3.3 mi1914
Hedge End4.8 mi2015
Whiteley5.2 mi2114
Eastleigh5.8 mi2015
Fareham7.1 mi1911
Warsash7.6 mi2315

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Eating disorder support in Bishop's Waltham: your questions answered

Which home care agencies in Bishop's Waltham offer eating disorder support?

8 of the 66 CQC-registered agencies that have an office within 7 miles of Bishop's Waltham list eating disorder support as a specialism (CQC register, Oct 2026). Among the highest rated are AQS Hampshire East, Swanton Community Services – Southampton and Hampshire and Amberley Care.

What CQC ratings do home care agencies in Bishop's Waltham have?

Of the 7 that have been rated, 6 (86%) are rated Good or Outstanding, while 1 is rated below Good. 1 is awaiting a first rating, as is usual for new registrations.

What are typical home care prices in Bishop's Waltham?

Prices typically seen across England in 2026: visiting care around £32–£34 an hour; live-in care around £1,540–£1,610 a week. The gap between agencies is bigger than the gap between regions. Ask for prices in writing, and check what weekends and bank holidays cost. Homecare Association figure for 2026/27: a sustainable council rate for home care in England starts at £34.42 an hour. Source: Lottie Care Index, Q3 2026. Our cost guide has more detail.

Will Hampshire council pay for home care?

Possibly. Under the Care Act 2014, Hampshire council has a duty to assess, free of charge, anyone who seems to need care and support. After a means test, the council may pay towards care when savings and investments total less than £23,250, depending on income; your home's value is ignored for care at home. Attendance Allowance does not depend on savings or income. Contacting Hampshire council.

What should I look for when choosing agencies in Bishop's Waltham?

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, 1 of the 8 listed had an inspection or rating within the last two years, while 6 have older reports. Our checklist.

How does Bishop's Waltham compare with nearby towns for eating disorder support?

Nearest towns we cover: Boorley Green (3.3 miles): 19, 14 rated Good or Outstanding; Hedge End (4.8 miles): 20, 15 rated Good or Outstanding; Whiteley (5.2 miles): 21, 14 rated Good or Outstanding. Bishop's Waltham itself has 8, 6 of them Good or Outstanding.

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