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£267m in KCC Payments to Care Providers as One in Five Kent and Medway Homes Require Improvement or Are Inadequate
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£267m in KCC Payments to Care Providers as One in Five Kent and Medway Homes Require Improvement or Are Inadequate
Nearly £267 million. That’s how much Kent County Council (KCC) recorded in residential and nursing-care payments between April 2022 and June 2026 to suppliers linked to care homes across Kent and Medway now rated Requires Improvement or Inadequate by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Across Kent alone, eight care homes are rated Inadequate and another 88 Require Improvement. That’s 96 of the county’s 503 registered homes — almost one in five. B…
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