Welcome to Total Care

Oldham Total Care provides care and accommodation for 138 adults with short, medium and long term nursing needs. Our specialist provision includes care for older adults with dementia and nursing for the young disabled. Short stay/ respite can be provided. 
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138 Residents
220+ Care experts
24/7 Care

Outstanding residential and specialist nursing care

Oldham Total Care provides care and accommodation for 138 adults with short, medium and long term nursing needs. Our specialist provision includes care for older adults with dementia and nursing for working age adults with complex needs. 
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Our story 

Opened in 1987, Chadderton Total Care was established through purposed- design and build conversion. In July 2023, the business changed to Oldham Total Care, a Local Authority Trading Company of Oldham Council.  
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Moving with the Times

From its inception in the 1980’s, as a purposely designed and built care home, the management of Total Care has placed great emphasis on ensuring the facility provides the most sympathetic and appropriate environment in which residents enjoy the best possible care and living standards. These principles have endured as the home has continued to develop over the decades and the facilities have been enhanced.
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Why choose Total Care?

Chadderton Total Care and is managed on a day-to-day basis by a team of nurses. The Registered Manager is a Queen's Nurse.
We care for
138 people
Team size
Staff team of over 200, with a shared total of 2000 years service to the home 
Purpose built, single storey building 
Large site, close to local amenities and road networks  
Person centred 
strengths based focus 

FAQs

Still have questions? Please get in touch with us!

info@total-care.org.uk

0161 627 0027

Televisions are available in each bedroom and communal areas. Additional streaming services can be installed on a private basis for each resident. 

Nursing and care fees are set each year based on the Local Authority rate, running costs for the home and general overheads, and as part of our position in the local care market.  We work closely with colleagues in the Local Authority and ICB commissioning teams when setting our fees. 

Your assets (including any property) are taken into consideration as part of a financial assessment prior to admission to the home. 

Any shared assets, e.g. joint bank accounts, can only be considered in part. If your needs are complex, and continuing health funded care (CHC) is awarded, you do not contribute to the cost of your care. 

If you have assets in excess of £23,500 you will likely be liable for the full cost of your care and support.  If your assets reduce below this amount, you can request a financial assessment from the council, who will work out your contribution and how much the Local Authority pays towards your care. 

The Local Authority’s Client Finance team can complete an assessment of your finances and assets to inform your contribution to your care fees