Care Homes in Solihull
Solihull has 61 CQC-registered care homes across West Midlands, offering 2,179 beds for residents needing residential or nursing support. 1 homes hold an Outstanding CQC rating — the highest grade — and 55 are rated Good, reflecting strong overall care standards across the area. The local offer includes 16 nursing homes and 45 residential homes, with particular strength in dementia and learning disabilities care.
Areas in Solihull
Specialist Care in Solihull
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B91 (8)
B92 (7)
B37 (14)
B90 (13)
B36 (6)
B93 (11)
Choosing a Care Home in Solihull
With 61 care homes across Solihull, families have 56 well-rated options to consider. 5 homes currently require improvement — always read the latest CQC inspection report before visiting.
We recommend shortlisting three to five homes, visiting each in person, and using our guide to choosing a care home to compare them systematically. Before committing, it is also worth understanding how care home fees are funded in Solihull — the local authority may contribute towards costs depending on the level of assessed need and financial circumstances.
Solihull has 1 Outstanding-rated home — see the full comparison of best care homes in Solihull.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How many care homes are in Solihull?
There are 61 CQC-registered care homes in Solihull with a total of 2,179 beds. They span 8 postcode districts across the West Midlands region.
What CQC ratings do care homes in Solihull have?
Of the 61 care homes in Solihull: 1 are rated Outstanding, 55 are rated Good, 5 Require Improvement, 0 are rated Inadequate, and 0 have not yet been rated by the Care Quality Commission.
Are there specialist care homes in Solihull?
Yes — Solihull has specialist care homes for: Dementia Care (28 homes), Learning Disability Care (26 homes), Mental Health Care (18 homes), Nursing Care (16 homes), Physical Disability Care (23 homes), Residential Care (45 homes), Sensory Impairment Care (13 homes).
How do I choose a care home in Solihull?
Start by shortlisting three to five homes based on CQC rating, location, and specialist needs. Visit each in person and check the latest CQC inspection report on carehome.page. Contact Solihull council to understand funding contributions — the local authority may cover part of the cost depending on financial assessment.
Data from the Care Quality Commission, last updated March 2026. How we use this data