Free headline figures · October 2026

Cambridgeshire care market

Cambridgeshire's population aged 85+ grows 54% by 2035, faster than England. It has fewer care home beds per person aged 85+ as England overall, and the council pays £918 a week for residential care.

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Care homes1325,171 beds

Home care and community services157registered with CQC

People aged 85+19,51830,037 by 2035, +54% (England +45%)

Beds per 1,000 aged 85+265England 304

Rated Good or better93%of rated care homes

Council residential fee£918a week, 90th highest of 152 (England £956)

Council nursing fee£1,131a week, 55th highest of 152 (England £1,089)

Council home care rate£24.32an hour, 70th highest of 152 (England £25.05)

Beds the council funds39%England 43%

Dementia diagnosis rate60%England 66%

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Sources: CQC active locations, 1 October 2026 (dual registrations counted once); ONS subnational population projections, 2022 based; DHSC Market Sustainability and Improvement Fund fee reporting 2025 to 2026 (provisional, self reported); DHSC Adult social care finance report 2024 to 2025; NHS England Primary Care Dementia Data, June 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.