CQC-registered care home

Seaham View

A care home registered with the Care Quality Commission in County Durham. Every fact below comes from the official CQC register.

The Care Quality Commission rates Seaham View Good (last inspection published 5 Sept 2022). This rating is published by the CQC, not by CareGuard. View the official CQC report →

Data from the Care Quality Commission register · Last verified 5 Sept 2022 · CQC 1-120761041

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Register facts

Registered name

Seaham ViewSource: CQC register

CQC location ID

1-120761041Source: CQC register — the location’s registration ID

Registered provider

Swanton Care & Community (Autism North) LimitedSource: CQC register

Address

31-32 North Road,Seaham, SR7 7ABSource: CQC register

Local authority

County Durham, North EastSource: CQC register

CQC overall rating

GoodSource: Care Quality Commission — the regulator’s own published rating

Latest CQC inspection

5 Sept 2022Source: CQC register

Registered beds

12Source: CQC registration

Registered manager

Liam HodgsonSource: CQC register (a published registered role)

Companies House number

04536431Source: Companies House

Services & specialisms

Registered service types: Residential homes

Specialisms: Caring for adults under 65 yrsLearning disabilities

Source: CQC register.

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Quick answers

Is Seaham View registered with the CQC?

Yes. Seaham View appears on the Care Quality Commission register under location ID 1-120761041, in County Durham. The CQC is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England; you can read its full report on the official CQC page linked above.

What is Seaham View's CQC rating?

The Care Quality Commission's overall rating for Seaham View is Good, from the inspection published 5 Sept 2022. This is the CQC's own rating, on its four-point scale (Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement, Inadequate) — not an assessment by CareGuard. Ratings can change after re-inspection, so always check the official CQC report for the latest position.

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