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Oakfield House
6-10 Oakfield Road, Selly Park, Birmingham, B29 7EJ — Care Home
Care Quality Commission (CQC) assessment
How Oakfield House was rated
Rating published 06/01/2018. Read the full inspection report.
- 20 bedsRegistered capacity
- BirminghamCouncil for care funding
- 01214 711913Care home's own number
- Autism.West MidlandsOperator
- 19th September 2016Registered since
- Autism.West MidlandsRegistered provider
Care offered
Care types at Oakfield House
Oakfield House is a Care Home in Birmingham, offering Residential and Learning Disability care.
Oakfield House was registered with the Care Quality Commission in September 2016. It is run by Autism.West Midlands, a registered charity (charity number 517077). Autism.West Midlands runs 5 care homes in England registered with CQC.
CQC registers the home to care for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities or autism.
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0800 368 8558Lines open 8am–10pm, seven days a week See all questionsWhat rating has Oakfield House been given by the regulator?
The Care Quality Commission rated Oakfield House "Good" overall, in its most recent report, published January 2018.
What types of care does Oakfield House provide?
Oakfield House provides Residential and Learning Disability care.
How many beds does Oakfield House have?
Oakfield House is registered for 20 beds with the Care Quality Commission.
Who runs Oakfield House?
Oakfield House is run by Autism.West Midlands, a registered charity (charity number 517077). The provider runs 5 care homes in England registered with the Care Quality Commission.
When was Oakfield House registered with CQC?
Oakfield House has been registered with the Care Quality Commission since September 2016. Its provider, Autism.West Midlands, has held CQC registration since October 2010.
Who does Oakfield House care for?
CQC registers Oakfield House to care for older people, younger adults and people with learning disabilities or autism.
Does Oakfield House provide nursing care?
No. Oakfield House is registered as a care home without nursing. Its staff give personal care, and residents who need nursing are usually visited by NHS community or district nurses.
Which council covers Oakfield House?
Oakfield House is in the Birmingham council area. The council carries out care needs assessments and decides council funding for residents who qualify.
Is live-in care an alternative to Oakfield House?
For many families, yes. A live-in carer supports one person at home one-to-one in Birmingham, so nobody has to move. It is often the clearer choice for a couple, since one carer can support both under a single weekly fee.