Care homes in Oxford
There are 30 care homes registered with the CQC in Oxford, in the Oxfordshire council area. 15 are nursing homes and 26 are registered for dementia care.
Of the 4 homes with a fee on record, the typical residential fee is £1,640 a week, with the middle half of homes charging £1,604 to £1,649. A live-in carer at home typically costs about £1,120 a week across England and can look after a couple.
Stay at home with a live-in carer near Oxford
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Iffley Residential and Nursing Home
Kirlena House
Mon Choisy Care Home
Oxenford House
St Andrew's Residential Care Home Limited
St. John's Home
Typical fees in Oxford
Median weekly fee for each type of care, across the 30 homes in the area. The range covers the middle half.
- Residential care
- £1,640
- Usually £1,604 to £1,649 a week4 homes
- Respite care
- £1,580
- Usually £1,322 to £1,580 a week3 homes
- Care home fees
- £1,625
- Usually £1,504 to £1,725 a week3 homes
- Live-in carer at home, PrimeCarers
- £1,050
- Typical week, set by the carer. A couple sharing one carer about £1,355
Other towns in Oxfordshire
- Banbury (20)
- Witney (11)
- Abingdon (9)
- Chipping Norton (9)
- Henley-on-Thames (9)
- Wantage (9)
- Wallingford (7)
- Bicester (6)
- Didcot (6)
- Reading (6)
- Kidlington (5)
- Burford (3)
Costs and funding
By type of care
Common questions
How much do care homes in Oxford cost?
The typical residential care home fee in Oxford is £1,640 a week, based on 4 homes with a fee on record. Every home page shows where its figure came from and when.
How many care homes are there in Oxford?
30 care homes in Oxford are registered with the Care Quality Commission. The list is refreshed from the CQC register every month.
Will the council pay for a care home in Oxford?
If your savings and assets are below £23,250 the council will assess what you can afford and may pay part or all of the fee. Contact the adult social care team at the council for a needs assessment.