Best Care Homes in Isle of Wight (2026)

63 care homes compared by CQC rating, type, beds, and specialisms.

63
Homes
2
Outstanding
49
Good
1,782
Beds
13
Nursing

Care Home Comparison Table

Care Home Rating Type Beds
Highfield House Outstanding Residential 20
Newport Residential Care Limited Outstanding Residential 31
Old Charlton House Residential Home Good Residential 32
The Adelaide Good Residential 24
The Gouldings Good Residential 24
Westminster House Good Residential 10
Sea Gables Residential Home Good Residential 7
Powys House Residential Home Good Residential 18
Easthill Home for Deaf People Good Residential 15
Northbrooke House Good Residential 46
Tile House Good Residential 19
Westview House Good Residential 38
Esplanade House Good Residential 13
Springfield Nursing Home Good Nursing 62
Cornelia Manor RCH Good Residential 34
Appley Cliff - Care Home Physical Disabilities Good Residential 13
Kynance Residential Home Good Residential 32
Kite Hill Care Home Good Nursing 30
Woodside Hall Nursing Home Good Nursing 41
Quarry Oaks Care Home Good Residential 2
Penshurst Good Residential 3
Downside House Good Residential 21
Orchard House Care Centre Good Nursing 60
Vecta House Good Nursing 54
Kinloch Tay Residential Care Home Good Nursing 21
Hazelwood House Good Residential 11
Brighstone Grange Good Residential 23
Beaufort House Good Residential 6
Merrydale Residential Home Good Residential 16
Eden House Good Residential 20
Fairhaven Care Home Good Residential 21
Sandown Nursing Home Good Nursing 39
Cherry Tree Care Home Good Residential 25
Cherry Blossom Care Home Good Residential 35
Solent Grange Nursing Home Good Nursing 89
Ryde Cottage Good Residential 7
Woodville Good Residential 7
Annefield Grange Good Residential 18
The Limes Residential Home Good Residential 32
Victoria House Good Residential 22

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Choosing a Care Home in Isle of Wight

With 63 care homes in Isle of Wight, families have 51 well-rated options to choose from. 7 homes currently require improvement — always check the latest CQC inspection report before visiting. The area has 13 nursing homes for people with complex medical needs, alongside 50 residential homes.

We recommend shortlisting 3–5 homes, visiting each in person, and using our choosing guide to compare them systematically. Pay attention to staffing levels, the atmosphere on the day, and how staff interact with residents. Understanding how care home fees are funded — including local authority support and NHS Continuing Healthcare — is also essential before making a decision.

Isle of Wight care homes offer specialist support for residential care, dementia care, physical disability care, mental health care and more. Use the links below to filter homes by care type.

Specialist Care in Isle of Wight

Top Dementia Care Homes in Isle of Wight

Helpful Guides

Frequently Asked Questions

How many care homes are in Isle of Wight?

Isle of Wight has 63 CQC-registered care homes with a combined 1,782 beds across the area.

How many Outstanding care homes are in Isle of Wight?

Isle of Wight has 2 Outstanding-rated care homes and 49 Good-rated care homes. Outstanding is the highest possible CQC grade and means inspectors found exceptional, person-centred care.

What types of care are available in Isle of Wight?

Isle of Wight has 13 nursing care homes and 50 residential homes, including 45 specialising in dementia care. Other specialisms include residential care, dementia care, physical disability care.

What should I look for when choosing a care home in Isle of Wight?

Start with the CQC rating — Outstanding and Good-rated homes have passed independent inspections. Then visit in person: speak with staff and current residents' families, ask about staffing levels, activities, and how they handle changing health needs. Our choosing guide walks you through each step.

How are care home fees funded in Isle of Wight?

Isle of Wight Council will carry out a care needs and financial assessment for those seeking local authority funding. Anyone with assets above £23,250 typically funds their own care. NHS Continuing Healthcare is available for complex medical needs. See our funding guide for full details.

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