Fees at The Old Rectory
At Bramley Care, we understand that each resident's needs are unique, and we strive to provide tailored care solutions. Our pricing structure at The Old Rectory reflects this commitment to personalised care. Room rates start from £995 per week, depending on your room choice, all ensuring a comfortable and supportive environment. Following an initial assessment of your specific care needs, we will determine if an additional cost is necessary to accommodate your bespoke care package. This assessment ensures that every resident receives the appropriate level of care and support, reflecting our dedication to maintaining the highest standards of care and comfort at The Old Rectory.
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The Old Rectory residential and respite fees start from £995 per week
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Funding Information
What benefits may I be able to claim as a self-funder?
When you go into a care home you can still claim a number of benefits and there are potential additional state benefits available.
The two most common additional state benefits available are the Attendance Allowance which is available to anyone over 65yrs, needing care and support on a daily basis and Funded Nursing Care (FNC) for nursing care costs.
Find out more about Attendance Allowance
Find out more about Funded Nursing Care (FNC)
In addition to the above those who are assessed as having a ‘primary health need’ may also be able to claim ‘Continuing Healthcare Funding’ (CHC). This is arranged and funded by the NHS.
Find out more about Continual Healthcare Funding (CHC)
What local authority financial support is available whilst I sell my home?
Your local authority may part fund 12 weeks of care at the point you decide to sell your home. Local authorities may also offer their own deferred payment arrangements for care. This will typically involve a loan secured on your property.
For more information please speak to your local authority
Can I still receive my State Pension if I go into a care home?
Yes, you can still claim your State Pension.
Where can I find out more information on paying or funding care home fees?
For more information please visit ageuk.org
