Ivybank Care Home
Nursing home in Birmingham
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About
Ivybank Care Home in Birmingham provides nursing and dementia care for 41 residents. The home supports older people aged 65 and over, younger adults, and those living with physical disabilities or sensory impairment, alongside specialist dementia support.
The Care Quality Commission rated Ivybank as Good overall in 2019, with Good grades for safety, effectiveness, caring responsiveness, and leadership requiring improvement.
What inspectors found
CQC: GoodReport published 21 March 2019 · Last inspected 20 February 2019
Inspectors found that the home, which supports up to 38 people with old age and dementia-related needs, provided safe, effective and responsive care. Staff were described as caring, and people said they would recommend the home. The service was rated good overall, an improvement on its previous Requires Improvement rating.
- Medicines were given as prescribed, and staff knew how to keep people safe from harm.
- Support plans were drawn up with people's involvement, reviewed regularly, and reflected their preferences and interests.
- The building was described as inviting, warm and clean, and staff followed infection control guidance.
- The provider had resolved the breach of regulation found at the previous inspection, and the registered manager was known and accessible.
- Spot checks and audits were taking place, but inspectors found that some additional areas should be included in them.
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Care provided
Specialist care
What's nearby
- Near a main road
- Fire station about 550 m away
Straight-line distances. Road and rail noise from government strategic noise mapping (modelled, not measured). A&E departments from the NHS website. Locations © OpenStreetMap contributors.
What’s in the area
Outdoor Spaces
- AllotmentsPlentiful
- Play SpaceAmple
- Golf CourseLimited
- Public ParkAmple
- Tennis CourtAdequate
- Bowling GreenPlentiful
- Playing FieldAdequate
Local Amenities
- Pubs & BarsAmple
- Restaurants & CafesAmple
- Retail ShoppingAmple
- SupermarketsPlentiful
- TakeawaysAmple
Local crime statistics
1,449 recorded crimes in the local area (April 2026)
Top categories:
Source: data.police.uk · within 1 mile
Fees and funding
| Care type | Weekly fee | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Dementia care | Fees on request | — |
| Nursing care | Fees on request | — |
- Funding accepted
- Not stated
Fees depend on the room and the care needed, so ask the home for a written quote. Check who pays with the funding calculator, or see what Birmingham council pays.
Care fee trajectory
| Year | Council rate (per week) |
|---|---|
| 2024 | £814 |
| 2025 | £874 |
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Local health safety net
Ivybank Care Home is backed by a local NHS health network. The nearest A&E is Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, 2.4 miles away. The local GP practice is NORTHWOOD MEDICAL CENTRE, 0.2 miles away, rated ‘Good’ by the CQC.
Nearest services from NHS ODS + postcodes.io + CQC, by straight-line distance.
Community & connection in Birmingham
Local clubs, charities and support groups that help older residents stay active and connected.
Better Understanding of Dementia for Sandwell
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Jay Jalaram Day Centre
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Age Connects West Midlands
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Information last reviewed October 2026.
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