Care Homes in B24

The B24 postcode district has 16 CQC-registered care homes with a combined 384 beds, falling under Birmingham council. 12 are rated Good. 4 homes currently require improvement.

16
Care Homes
384
Total Beds
3.5
Avg Rating
0 Outstanding
12 Good
4 RI
0 Inadequate

About care in B24

B24 covers Erdington, Short Heath, and Pype Hayes in north-east Birmingham — a dense urban district within Birmingham City Council's social care boundary. The area has 16 CQC-registered care homes, all 12 rated homes holding Good ratings and four currently unrated. Birmingham City Council has been under significant financial pressure following its 2023 section 114 notice, which has had downstream effects on adult social care commissioning — assessment waiting times have increased and the preferred provider list has been under review. Families seeking council-funded care in B24 should start the assessment process as early as possible and confirm which homes Birmingham currently commissions in this postcode. Erdington has a large South Asian and Caribbean older population, and several B24 care homes have adapted their catering and cultural programming to reflect this — ask specifically about dietary options, language support, and whether any staff speak Punjabi, Urdu, or Patois. The area is well connected by the 65 and 11 bus routes to Birmingham city centre and the Sutton Coldfield corridor, making visiting straightforward. Pype Hayes Park is adjacent to several of the district's care homes and provides meaningful outdoor access for ambulant residents. The absence of Outstanding providers is not unusual for a high-density Birmingham postcode; Birmingham's care market tends to produce consistent Good ratings rather than Outstanding, partly due to cost pressures constraining investment in enrichment activities. For nursing care specifically, B24's provision is limited — families with relatives requiring nursing rather than residential care may need to look at B23 (Erdington's wider area) or B6 for more options.

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Data from the Care Quality Commission, last updated March 2026. How we use this data

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