There are 49 CQC-registered supported living services in Sheffield (including Ecclesfield and Stocksbridge) listed on Docorix. 35 currently hold a CQC rating: 32 rated Good or Outstanding, 3 Requires improvement and 0 Inadequate. 14 have not yet been rated under their current registration.
CQC register data updated 6 October 2026 · ratings link to each provider’s official CQC report
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Order: official CQC rating only – Outstanding first, then Good. Providers cannot pay to appear higher.
How we rank: only by the official CQC rating – Outstanding first, then Good, most recently inspected first. Providers cannot pay to appear here. Services the CQC has not yet rated are listed further down the page.
Rated Good overall by the CQC. Rating published September 2026.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published July 2026.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published July 2026.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published June 2026.
Rated Good overall by the CQC. Rating published May 2026.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published April 2026.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published February 2026.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published December 2025.
Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published November 2025.
Rated Good overall by the CQC. Rating published September 2025.
Supported living services help people – often adults with learning disabilities, autism or mental health needs – live as independently as possible in their own tenancy. Ask how support hours are agreed, how the person is involved in decisions, and how the service works with families and social workers.
Docorix lists 49 CQC-registered supported living services in Sheffield, taken from the Care Quality Commission register (last updated 6 October 2026).
32 are currently rated Good by the CQC, including 7 Valleys Healthcare, Adswad, Bell House Mews, Bespoke Care (Sheffield), Blue Coral Healthcare, Citizenship First.
Ratings are published by the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. We show each provider’s current rating with its publication date and link to the full CQC report. Contains CQC data © Care Quality Commission.