Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association), Huntingdon

Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association) is a Care Home and a care at home (homecare) provider in Huntingdon and it is located at Saxongate Lilac Office, 1st Floor, High Street, Huntingdon, PE29 3RR. Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association) can be contacted at phone number 01223 246237. Services offered by Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association) are Care home with nursing, Care home without nursing, Homecare, Shared lives, Supported living services and more. Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (Cambridgeshire Deaf Association) is owner organisation for Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association). The local authority of Care Quality Commission for inspection etc. is Cambridgeshire and it has been rated as Outstanding by CQC.

Contact Information

Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association)
Saxongate Lilac Office, 1st Floor, High Street
Huntingdon, PE29 3RR
01223 246237

Care Home Profile

Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association)'s contact details such as address, phone number, website, email etc. are mentioned below. Patients can call on the below given phone number for more information about the services.
NameEly Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association)
Organization TypeCare homes and care at home
AddressSaxongate Lilac Office, 1st Floor, High Street
Huntingdon, PE29 3RR
Phone number01223 246237
Websitewww.cambsdeaf.org
Email-
Organization Code1-6957380789
Organization ID10948919

Services

Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association) offers following services:
Care home with nursing
Care home without nursing
Homecare
Shared lives
Supported living services

Parent Organisation

Parent OrganisationEly Diocesan Association For Deaf People (Cambridgeshire Deaf Association)
Organisation TypeSocial care provider
Address8 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Parent Organization Id10948730
Parent Organization Code1-6643827427

Performance

Performance metric for Ely Diocesan Association For Deaf People (cambridgeshire Deaf Association):
MeasureValueValue Text
Care Quality Commission inspection ratings1Outstanding
Local authorityCambridgeshire
Owning organisationEly Diocesan Association For Deaf People (Cambridgeshire Deaf Association)
Registered manager in post2No registered manager in post

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