The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is asking people across Wiltshire to give feedback on their care, to help shape health and social services in their area and help CQC and partners understand the ...

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Applications have opened for 3 non-executive director roles on the CQC Board. The appointments will be made by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and will be for up to 3 years.

Our new local authority assessments allow us to provide independent assurance to people of their quality of care in their area. We are assessing how local authorities meet their duties under Part 1 of ...

Archived services are ones which are no longer part of a provider's registration with CQC. You can find out more about archived services and how you can use the information on our page about searching ...

If time allows, the chair may take questions from the public after the formal meeting. Questions must be submitted in advance and should be about topics looked at by the board. We may not be able to ...

We assess most applications in the order we receive them. Before you submit your urgent application, make sure your location is ready for us to assess. If your location is not ready, we may refuse ...

CQC has rated Westmead, a care home, in Castleford, inadequate and placed it into special measures to protect people following an inspection carried out from April to July last year.

We use what people tell us to understand the quality of care they get from services like care homes, care agencies, hospitals and GPs. It helps make care better for everybody. We look at it alongside ...

There are no inspection reports or ratings for this provider overall. For all providers except NHS trusts, our assessments are published on the profile pages for the individual services they run. You ...

A number of general exceptions may apply to registration with CQC (read Schedule 2 of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014). These include exceptions that: ...

Women and people over the age of 16 who had a live birth in February 2025 are eligible to take part. The survey can be completed online or as a paper questionnaire. It is available in several ...