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Nursing home · Solihull
Woodview Rise, Solihull B90 8DQ — 80 beds, run by Macc Care (Blythe Valley) Limited under the MACC Care brand.
Solihull Council pays £800 a week for a residential place here. A family paying for itself is almost always quoted more than that, for the same room.
Source: Solihull Council, fee rates and payment schedules 2026/27, effective 1 April 2026; we last checked it on 10 August 2026. We do not print an estimate of what Blythe Rose Care Home charges a self-funding family, because no such figure has been published and we will not invent one. The council rate is the firm number to negotiate against.
The Care Quality Commission rated Blythe Rose Care Home Good when it last published an assessment, in April 2026.
Read the full CQC report · what these ratings mean · register retrieved 4 August 2026
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Published fees go stale within months. Tell us what care is needed and we will ask Blythe Rose Care Home directly, then send you the reply. We are paid nothing if you move in, so we have no reason to push you here or anywhere else.
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