South East.
Care homes whose record has already moved while the rating has not: registered manager gone, Well-led rated Requires improvement or Inadequate, six years or more since the last published inspection. We have not scanned South East. Everything below comes from the London and the West Midlands scan, and it is what a South East patch would hold once one is built.
Backtested over four years of CQC's own ratings files: 13.2% of the homes flagged on the Well-led test lost their overall rating, against 9% of homes whose Well-led was Good or Outstanding. Seven in eight flagged homes held theirs. The study
Data: Care Quality Commission (OGL v3) and Companies House.
We have scanned London and the West Midlands, and nothing else. There is no South East patch today: no scan, no flags, no figures to show you, and no date we are willing to put on it. It gets built when a firm licenses a territory that covers South East. Until then the honest answer is that this page is a preview of the method, not of your area.
The sample dossiers below are real, from the current scan. They are what a South East patch would hand you, home by home.
See two complete dossiers from a live patch.
Named homes, named directors, the switchboard and a published email where the home has one, five-domain scores, the works. Exactly what a licensed territory receives. Your address also puts your firm on the South East list, so you hear first when that patch is built.
A territory covering South East, built round your firm.
We build the patch, then keep it refreshed as the CQC register updates, at the founding rate for as long as you stay subscribed. A territory is drawn round the area your firm actually covers, so it can be part of South East, all of it, or more than one region.