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I've posted the link to the CQC website (they are the health and social care regulator for England). This will give you access to reports for any care homes in the area you are looking, you can search by postcode. Then go and see the ones you like the sound of. You mention parents in the plural - you would need to check that any care home you were considering could accomodate a couple who wished to share a room.


Have you also considered live-in carers and flats in retirement communities?


http://www.cqc.org.uk/

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