Find the right care home in Stoke-on-Trent
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Care homes in Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and North Staffordshire, with a place available, prices and services included
Your adviser calls you back, then helps with visits, admin and funding
Our service is 100% free: no hidden fees, no commitment
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Free personalised list of care homes in Stoke-on-Trent, with prices and vacancies
- Prices and vacancies included
- Advisers by your side
- No hidden fees, no commitment
We understand
Finding a care home is often overwhelming
Many families have to decide quickly, without knowing where to start. That is exactly why we exist.
An emotional decision
It is about someone you love. Nobody should have to make this choice alone.
No time to compare
Calling care homes one by one takes weeks you do not always have.
Hard to judge quality
Every website looks the same. We only put forward homes we have selected, with the CQC report for each one.
Fees that are hard to read
Weekly fees, extras, council funding: we compare the prices and help you with the funding questions.
You are not alone.
Your area
A care home in Stoke-on-Trent, close to home
The bottle kilns of Longton, the Trent and Mersey Canal and the lake in Hanley Park are part of everyday life in Stoke-on-Trent. When the time comes to choose a care home, many families want to stay close: to the neighbourhood, the shops, the faces they know.
Your adviser knows the care homes in Stoke-on-Trent and the towns around it. They know where places come up, from Tunstall and Burslem to Longton and Trentham, and only put forward homes that match the care needs and the budget of your loved one.
The local picture
Care homes in Stoke-on-Trent
Help with the fees, which hospitals are close, how far to look: what families in Stoke-on-Trent usually ask first.
Help from the council with the fees
After a Care Needs Assessment, Stoke-on-Trent City Council carries out a financial assessment to see what your loved one can contribute. In a care home, some people pay the full cost, while others pay part of it and the council pays the rest.
Hospitals nearby
Royal Stoke University Hospital, home to an Emergency Centre and a Major Trauma Centre, is run by University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust, which also runs County Hospital in Stafford. Reassuring when your loved one needs regular appointments.
Few places nearby? We widen the search
Many families look first in the city, from Hanley to Burslem and Longton. If no place suits, we widen the search to the towns around: Newcastle-under-Lyme, Kidsgrove, Biddulph, Stone or Cheadle.
How does it work
Your search in four simple steps
Four steps, one dedicated adviser, and free for your family from the first call to the move.
- Step 1. The form
Describe the situation in two minutes
When the move is needed, who the care home is for, the level of care and the weekly budget. No account to create, nothing to upload.
- Answers by simple selection
- Your details stay confidential
- Change anything later with your adviser
- Step 2. The call
An adviser calls you back
To confirm the level of care needed and answer your first questions about fees, funding and what happens next.
- One adviser, start to finish
- Knows the care homes in Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and North Staffordshire
- Free, no commitment
- Step 3. Your list
Receive your personalised list within 24 hours
Care homes in Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and North Staffordshire with a place available, not a directory to plough through. For each home: the real availability, the distance, the fees and whether it fits your budget.
- Only homes with a place available
- Prices and services included
- The CQC report available for each home
- Step 4. Visits and the move
Visit, decide, move in with support
Your adviser arranges the visits if you wish, gives you the points to check on the day and helps with the paperwork and the funding questions, from local authority funding to NHS Continuing Healthcare.
- Visits arranged for you
- Help with admin and funding
- The same adviser until the move
Why choose us
Why families use All Care Homes
A free service for families, funded by the partner homes, and one adviser who follows your search from the first call to the move.
Carefully chosen homes
We only put forward care homes we have selected for their standard of care, with the CQC report available for each one.
One adviser, start to finish
An adviser who knows elderly care follows your search, helps with funding questions and arranges the visits.
Your list within 24 hours
Care homes with a place available, prices and services included, usually within 24 hours of your request.
100% free
No cost and no hidden fee for families, from the first call to the move. Partner homes fund the service.
Life in the homes
Places where it feels good to live
Behind every search there is a place to live. Gardens, family visits, help every day: this is what daily life can look like in a care home.
Real stories, real support
See what families say about our service
Hannah was so engaged when we were looking for a suitable home for my father in law. She responded quickly and followed up all enquiries. We would not have found the home without her help.
One phone call put me in touch with Jake, who was immediately able to suggest three care homes in our area. Within 24 hours we had visited the top recommendation and reserved a room.
Hannah was knowledgeable, was careful to understand my wife's needs. She suggested suitable care homes within reasonable travelling distance for me and arranged for me to visit them.
Your questions
Questions families ask us
Is the service really free?
Yes. All Care Homes is 100% free for families, with no hidden fee and no commitment. Our partner homes fund the service when a resident moves in. You will not spend a single pound with us at any point of the search.
How quickly will I receive my list?
An adviser gets in touch shortly after you send the form, usually the same working day, to confirm what you need. Your personalised list of homes with a place available follows, most often within 24 hours.
Can you help urgently, for example after a hospital stay?
Yes. Tell us in the form that you need a place in less than a month. Your adviser concentrates the search on homes with a room available right now and can arrange a visit within days.
How is a care home paid for?
Three routes exist: self-funding, local authority funding after a financial assessment, and NHS Continuing Healthcare for people whose needs are primarily health-related. Many families combine them. Your adviser will explain which one applies to your situation and what to ask the council or the NHS.
What happens after I send the form?
A dedicated adviser calls you to understand the situation: the level of care needed, the area, the timing and the budget. They then send a short list of suitable homes with prices and vacancies, and arrange visits with the homes you want to see. They stay available for questions until the move.
Are the homes inspected?
Every care home and nursing home in England is registered and inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which rates them Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement or Inadequate. We only work with homes we have selected for their standards, and your adviser can point you to the latest inspection report for each home on your list.
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