Ashmore Nursing Home

Who this service supports

The groups this service is registered with CQC to support. Registration says who a service may care for — it is not a quality judgement, and it is not a recommendation.

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Data as published by CQC to 1 Sep 2026 · source: CQC

The five key questions

CQC publishes registrations and ratings. It holds nothing at all about fees, current vacancies, staffing levels, or the building itself — there is no field anywhere for door widths, hoists, wet rooms or ground-floor rooms. So no site, including this one, can tell you those. They are worth asking directly — the number is above.

• What are the fees, and what do they not include?
• Do you have a vacancy now, and would you hold a room?
• How many staff are on at night, and how are transfers staffed?
• What change in someone’s needs would mean they had to move, and can I see that in the contract?

More on what to look for and ask on a visit —including what an occupational therapist would check for particular needs — at choosing a care home.

• Take the visit checklistWhat to look for and the questions to ask when you visit — the things a rating cannot tell you.→
• Coming out of hospitalIf this follows a hospital stay: the discharge decision, reablement, and what to ask the ward.→
• Ask the council for a needs assessmentFree, whatever the savings, and the formal route to arranged care and funding.→
• Understand who paysThe means test, what happens to the home, and NHS Continuing Healthcare.→
• How to read this ratingWhat the words mean, the five key questions, and why the date matters.→

Sector

Social Care Org

On CQC’s site

cqc.org.uk/location/1-106383494

Every rating on this page is shown verbatim as CQC published it, each with its own publication date. Data as at 1 Sep 2026 — as published by CQC, bulk files of 01 Sep 2026 · source: CQC · data & methods.