Care Homes in Birmingham

Browse 303 residential or nursing care homes in Birmingham and 500 more within 15 miles. Compare the details that matter and contact homes directly.

303 in Birmingham
803 within 15 miles
218 nursing
116 dementia care
13 rated Outstanding

The directory below starts with the residential and nursing homes in Birmingham, West Midlands, then lists the other homes within 15 miles, nearest first.

The current directory includes 218 nursing homes and 116 listings offering dementia care.

698 of these homes have a published CQC rating: 13 Outstanding, 513 Good, 163 Requires improvement and 9 Inadequate. Ratings come from the Care Quality Commission and change after each inspection.

Compare the level of care, location, facilities, fees and current availability. Confirm important details directly with each shortlisted home before deciding.

Care homes near Birmingham

The Lawns Residential Care
Residential
4.3 (14 reviews)
6.2 miles away
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Church Rose Nursing Home
Nursing
5 (25 reviews)
1.7 miles away
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Oakview Care Home
Nursing
4.8 (44 reviews)
3.1 miles away
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Ardenlea Grove Nursing Home
Nursing
4.4 (19 reviews)
4.2 miles away
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Oakwood Rest Home
Residential
4.5 (20 reviews)
1.7 miles away
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Beech Hill Grange Nursing Home
Nursing
4.6 (23 reviews)
2.9 miles away
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Marian House Nursing Home
Nursing
4.4 (41 reviews)
3.3 miles away
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St Bernards Residential Care Home
Residential
4.6 (11 reviews)
3.2 miles away
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Robert Harvey House Nursing Home
Nursing
4.5 (16 reviews)
1.8 miles away
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Swallows Meadow Court Nursing Home
Nursing
4.5 (15 reviews)
4.3 miles away
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Local assessment and care support in Birmingham

For official information about accessing local care and support, visit Birmingham social care assessments.

Link checked 2026-09-07.

Frequently asked questions about care in Birmingham

CareFinder currently lists 303 residential or nursing care homes in Birmingham and 500 more within 15 miles. The directory lists the homes in Birmingham first, then the others nearest first. Listings may change as providers update them.

Yes. The current 15-mile directory includes 218 nursing homes. Confirm that a home can support the person's specific clinical needs before arranging a placement.

13 of the 698 homes within 15 miles of Birmingham that have a CQC rating are rated Outstanding, including Burcot Grange, Ernest Bold Resource Centre, Fairmont Residential Limited, Lonsdale Midlands Limited - 164 Walker Road, Manor House, Pear Tree House, Sadlers Place, Stonebridge Nursing Home, The Croft Residential Home and The Gardens. Ratings change after each inspection, so check the latest report on the CQC website before deciding.

Compare the type of care required, distance from family and friends, current availability, facilities and fees. Ask shortlisted homes to confirm what is included and whether they can meet the person's assessed needs.

Start with homes that provide the required level of support, then speak to each home and arrange visits where possible. Check current inspection information, contracts and fees before making a final decision.

Comparing Care in Birmingham

Start with the level of support required. Residential care helps with everyday tasks, while nursing care adds support from qualified nurses. If dementia, respite or other specialist care is needed, confirm that provision directly with each home rather than relying on a general town result.

When you have a shortlist, compare travel distance for family, current availability, facilities, fees and what the contract includes. Arrange visits where possible and check the latest inspection information before making a decision.

Browse the listings above, search another location, or read our care guides for more help with choosing and funding care.

Care Types to Compare in Birmingham

Residential Care

Residential care supports people who need help with daily activities such as washing, dressing and meals but do not require continuous nursing support.

Nursing Care

Nursing homes have qualified nurses on-site around the clock. They are suitable for people with more complex medical needs, including those recovering from illness or managing long-term health conditions.

Dementia Care

Dementia care may include trained staff, adapted environments and activities designed around memory needs. Confirm the precise support offered by each home.

Respite Care

Respite care is a short-term stay for someone who needs temporary support or to give a regular carer a break. Availability varies by home.

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