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Care homes in Oxfordshire

There are 147 care homes registered with the CQC in Oxfordshire, South East. 88 are nursing homes and 121 are registered for dementia care. 13 are rated Outstanding and 99 Good by the CQC.

Of the 8 homes with a fee on record, the typical residential fee is £1,597 a week, with the middle half of homes charging £1,509 to £1,649. Nursing care is typically £2,030 a week. A live-in carer at home costs from about £1,120 a week and can look after a couple.

Nursing careDementia careFees published

Seccombe Court

Banbury, OX17 · 60 beds
CQC: Good
NursingDementiaWelltower
Fee not published
Area typical £1,597 a week
No reviews yet

Seccombe Court

Banbury, OX17 · 60 beds
CQC: Good
NursingDementiaCare
Fee not published
Area typical £1,597 a week
No reviews yet

Typical fees in Oxfordshire

Based on 147 homes in the area. Middle figure is the median; the range is the middle half of homes.

Nursing care
£2,030 a week
Usually £1,964 to £2,080 · 4 homes with fees
Residential care
£1,597 a week
Usually £1,509 to £1,649 · 8 homes with fees
Residential dementia care
£1,895 a week
Usually £1,895 to £2,013 · 3 homes with fees
Respite care
£1,580 a week
Usually £1,322 to £1,580 · 3 homes with fees
Care home fees
£1,700 a week
Usually £1,542 to £1,763 · 3 homes with fees

Nearby council areas

Costs and funding

Common questions

How much do care homes in Oxfordshire cost?

The typical residential care home fee in Oxfordshire is £1,597 a week, based on 8 homes with a fee on record. Nursing care is typically £2,030 a week. Every home page shows where its figure came from and when.

How many care homes are there in Oxfordshire?

147 care homes in Oxfordshire 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 Oxfordshire?

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.