Camowen, Worthing, West Sussex

Camowen is a Care Home and a care at home (homecare) provider in Worthing, West Sussex and it is located at 30 Parkfield Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN13 1ER. Camowen is classified as Medium sized care home and has 20 beds. Camowen can be contacted at phone number 01903 202111. Services offered by Camowen are Care home with nursing, Care home without nursing, Homecare, Shared lives, Supported living services and more. Asa Care Limited is owner organisation for Camowen. The local authority of Care Quality Commission for inspection etc. is West Sussex and it has been rated as Good by CQC.

Contact Information

Camowen
30 Parkfield Road
Worthing, West Sussex, BN13 1ER
01903 202111

Care Home Profile

Camowen'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.
NameCamowen
Organization TypeCare homes and care at home
Size and No. of bedsMedium (20 beds)
Address30 Parkfield Road
Worthing, West Sussex, BN13 1ER
Phone number01903 202111
Website-
Email-
Organization Code1-119714204
Organization ID222564

Services

Camowen offers following services:
Care home with nursing
Care home without nursing
Homecare
Shared lives
Supported living services

Parent Organisation

Parent OrganisationAsa Care Limited
Organisation TypeSocial care provider
Address30 Parkfield Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN13 1ER
Parent Organization Id208473
Parent Organization Code1-101617278

Performance

Performance metric for Camowen:
MeasureValueValue Text
Care Quality Commission inspection ratings2Good
Food hygiene rating5Very good
Local authorityWest Sussex
Registered manager in post1Yes registered manager in post
Size of care homeMedium20 beds

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