Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd

Registration

Registered provider

Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd

Service types

Homecare agencies

Local authority

Newcastle upon Tyne

Last CQC check

15 August 2019

CQC location ID

1-2251775753

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Inspection grade

The CQC does not publish a rating in the register file this page is built from, so there is no grade to show. Read the current inspection report instead.

Questions people ask about Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd

Is Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd registered with a regulator?

Yes. Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd is registered with the Care Quality Commission under reference 1-2251775753. Registration means it is allowed to provide care and is subject to inspection. It is not a recommendation.

What is Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd rated?

Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd is rated Good overall by the Care Quality Commission, from an inspection report published in August 2019. At least one of the five key questions was rated lower than the overall rating, so the report is worth reading in full. In Newcastle Upon Tyne, 53 of the 53 rated services are Good or Outstanding, 4 of them Outstanding. That verdict is 7.1 years old, older than half the ratings on the register.

What kind of care does Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd provide?

Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd is registered to support dementia care, elderly care, physical disability care, learning disability care, mental health care, sensory impairment care, children's care and substance misuse support. Registration sets what a service may provide rather than what it specialises in, so ask how many of its current clients have the same needs as yours.

How do I contact Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd?

Philip Parkinson Homecare Ltd can be reached on 08453701230. The number comes from the public register, and contacting them directly costs nothing: we take no fee and no commission on enquiries.

Registered to support

• Caring for children (0 - 18yrs)
• Sensory impairments
• Caring for adults under 65 yrs
• Dementia
• Learning disabilities
• Mental health conditions
• Caring for adults over 65 yrs
• Substance misuse problems
• Eating disorders
• Physical disabilities