The Leeds care homes rated 'inadequate' or 'needing improvement' by the CQC
By Susie Beever
Published 28th Feb 2019, 14:03 GMT
Updated 6th Jul 2019, 12:07 GMT
When it comes to homes for our elderly loved ones, we want to know they're in the best place possible.
These are the care homes in Leeds which the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have rated as either 'needs improvement' or 'inadequate' in the past year. You can see the full reports on the CQC website here.
These care homes in Leeds have received the bottom rankings from the CQC over the past year
Moorfield House, run by care Concern Yorkshire, was rated as "requires improvement" in a CQC report in June.
Owlett Hall between Drighligton and Gildersome was rated inadequate in a report published in June.
The Bupa-run care home was given a "requires improvement" rating in April.
Burley House, run by Embracing Independent Lifestyles, was rated as "requires improvement" in August 2018.
Harewood Court on Harehills Lane, run by Solutions Ltd, was rated as "requires improvement" in December.
Simon Marks Court, run by Anchor Hanover Group, was rated as "requires improvement" in December.
United Response on St Albans Close was rated as "requires improvement" in May.
The CQC rated Gledhow Lodge as "requires improvement" in February.
