Westfield Manor, Bradford

Reviewed by the carehome.page editorial team · Last updated 13 March 2026
Rating
Good
Beds
29
Type
Nursing
Inspected
Invalid Date
Address 43 Westfield Lane,Idle,Bradford, BD10 8PY
Beds 29
Type Care home with nursing
Provider Parkfield Health Care Limited

CQC Inspection Breakdown

Safe Good
Effective Good
Caring Good
Responsive Good
Well-led Outstanding

About Westfield Manor

Westfield Manor provides accommodation and nursing care to a maximum of 25 people living withdementia and/or mental health needs. The home is in quiet location close to the church in the Idlearea of Bradford. The accommodation offers 21 single rooms and two double rooms and there are two small communal lounges and a dining room where people are able to spend time. At the time of this inspection 23 people were using the service.

What residents and families say

People told us they felt safe at Westfield Manor.
People told us they knew what to do if they had any concerns or complaints about the service and the management team were very accessible.

Source: CQC inspection report

Specialisms

About Westfield Manor

Westfield Manor in Bradford offers round-the-clock nursing alongside personal care, helping residents maintain their wellbeing and sense of belonging. The home is operated by Parkfield Health Care Limited and can accommodate up to 29 residents. Following their most recent inspection on 31/12/2019, the Care Quality Commission rated Westfield Manor as Good. Across the five inspection categories, the home scored Outstanding for Well-led; Good for Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive. The home caters to a range of care needs, including dementia, mental health conditions, caring for adults over 65 yrs and physical disabilities. The service supports dementia, mental health, older people, physical disability. Regulated activities at the home include accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care and treatment of disease, disorder or injury. The BD10 postcode area has 5 registered care homes with a combined 156 beds — so there are options to compare in the local area.

Finding the right care home is a deeply personal decision, and we hope this information helps you and your family feel more confident as you explore your options. Every person deserves care that respects their individuality, and the right home will feel welcoming from the moment you walk through the door.

Westfield Manor is one of the care homes in Bradford — a local authority with 106 CQC-registered homes, 78 of which are rated Good or Outstanding.

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What to Expect When Visiting

When visiting a nursing care home, it helps to see the clinical environment in action alongside the day-to-day living spaces. A good visit should leave you feeling reassured about both the medical and emotional care on offer.

  • Try to visit at different times of day, including mealtimes, to see the home in action.
  • Speak with staff and, if possible, current residents or their families about their experience.
  • Ask about the nurse-to-resident ratio, especially during nights and weekends.
  • Check whether the home can manage any specific medical conditions or equipment needs.
  • Check whether outside spaces are secure and whether activities are tailored for people with dementia.
  • Assess the accessibility of corridors, bathrooms, and outdoor areas for wheelchair users.

Questions to Ask When Visiting

It can be hard to know what to ask during a care home visit. Here are some questions tailored to Westfield Manor's type of care that may help guide your conversation:

  1. 1 What medical conditions do your nurses have experience managing?
  2. 2 How quickly can a nurse attend to a resident in an emergency?
  3. 3 Are there regular GP visits, or do residents need to travel for appointments?
  4. 4 What is your approach to pain management and end-of-life care?

For a more complete checklist, see our guide to choosing a care home.

Official CQC Inspection Report

The Care Quality Commission last inspected Westfield Manor on 31/12/2019 and rated it Good. The full report includes detailed findings on safety, staffing, and quality of care.

Read the full CQC report

What families typically look for

  • - Whether nurses are on-site 24 hours and their qualifications
  • - How the home manages medication and medical emergencies
  • - Staff-to-resident ratios, especially overnight
  • - Specialist dementia training and secure outdoor spaces

These reflect common priorities we see from families researching care homes. For personalised advice, we recommend visiting in person and speaking to current families.

Frequently Asked Questions

What medical conditions do your nurses have experience managing?

Westfield Manor has nursing staff experienced in supporting people with dementia and mental health conditions. In the most recent CQC inspection on 31/12/2019, the home was rated Good for Safe care — a category that covers clinical training, medication management, and infection control. Ask the nursing team directly about any specific medical conditions during your visit.

How quickly can a nurse attend to a resident in an emergency?

CQC inspectors rated Westfield Manor as Good for Safe care on 31/12/2019. The Safe domain covers emergency protocols, staffing ratios, and risk management. Ask the home about nurse-to-resident ratios specifically during night and weekend shifts, when response times are most critical.

Are there regular GP visits, or do residents need to travel for appointments?

Residents at Westfield Manor typically remain registered with a local GP who can visit the home for routine and urgent appointments. As a nursing care home, on-site nurses handle day-to-day clinical care. Ask the home which GP surgery they work with and how specialist referrals are managed.

What is your approach to pain management and end-of-life care?

CQC inspectors rated Westfield Manor as Good for Caring on 31/12/2019. This domain specifically assesses how staff treat residents with compassion and dignity, including during palliative and end-of-life care. Ask the nursing team about their approach to pain management and whether they work with a local hospice or palliative care team.

What is the CQC rating for Westfield Manor?

Westfield Manor in Bradford is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission. The most recent inspection was on 31/12/2019. The home has 29 beds.

How many beds does Westfield Manor have?

Westfield Manor has 29 beds and operates as a care home with nursing in Bradford.

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