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Agincare

17 care homes for older people across 8 council areas we cover, 988 beds between them.

Of the 17 Agincare homes carrying a published CQC rating, 76.5% are rated Good or Outstanding — and 4 are not.

Homes17for older people
Typical size50beds, median
Middle rating age3.3yfresher than average
With nursing9of 17

From the Care Quality Commission register, retrieved 4 August 2026. We are not connected to Agincare and receive nothing from it. How we source our data.

How the ratings break down

Good or Outstanding
13
Requires improvement
4
Rating over five years old
2
A pattern across an operator’s homes tells you something a single inspection cannot — but so does the age of those inspections. 2 of these homes were last judged more than five years ago. See our research on inspection ages.

Every Agincare home we list

Grouped by council. Each home shows its rating and how old that rating is.

What a place with Agincare is likely to cost

Operators do not publish a single national price, and neither will we invent one. What each of these homes charges a self-funding family depends on the home, the room and the level of care.

What you can compare it against is what the local council pays. Where we have a council’s published rate it appears on each home’s page, and across England those rates run from £768 to £1,182 a week for a standard residential place. See what councils pay, and ask the home directly for its own figure.

Ask two things: what the weekly fee is for a self-funder, and whether the home will keep a resident at the council rate if savings later fall below £23,250. Get the second answer in writing.

Where Agincare operates

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