How current is this list?

Ratings are refreshed from the Care Quality Commission every month, and each home page shows the date its rating was published.

CQC rating

Care homes rated Outstanding

Q: What does a CQC rating of Outstanding mean?

Outstanding means inspectors found the home performing exceptionally well. Only a small minority of homes reach Outstanding. Inspectors have to find something exceptional, usually in how people are cared for and how the home responds to them.

Q: Where can I read what inspectors actually found?

Every care home page here links to its inspection report explained in plain English, with the rating history over the years.

97 care homes in England's South West currently hold a Outstanding rating: inspectors found the home performing exceptionally well.

Only a small minority of homes reach Outstanding. Inspectors have to find something exceptional, usually in how people are cared for and how the home responds to them.

Outstanding Good Requires improvement Inadequate

Region:All East Midlands East of England London North East North West South East South West West Midlands Yorkshire and The Humber

Woodside

Bournemouth, BH11 · 4 beds

CQC: Outstanding

ResidentialTailored Transitions

Fees not published

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What Outstanding means for your family

Only a small minority of homes reach Outstanding. Inspectors have to find something exceptional, usually in how people are cared for and how the home responds to them.

The rating is a starting point, not the whole story. Every home page here shows the five key-question ratings, the rating history over the years, and the newest inspection report explained in plain English, with the inspectors’ own words quoted. Read that alongside our guide to CQC ratings, then visit.