Real-time alerts and deep market intelligence across every CQC-registered provider and the wider UK health and care economy. Openings, ownership, fees, ratings and distress signals, each with a source and a confidence score.
Official public sources, plus proprietary & AI-driven signals
The problem
Three reasons teams that sell into, invest in or run UK health and care keep finding out too late.
Annual market reports and monthly CSVs. You act on last quarter's market while a home changes hands, raises its fees or gets downgraded today.
CQC-only tools tell you a rating changed. They miss who now owns the provider, what it charges, and whether it is quietly about to fail.
Legacy market intelligence sits behind an annual contract and a booked demo, out of reach of the people who need it every morning.
How it works
The assembly nobody cheap does: dozens of official and public sources across health and care, resolved into one live view, so we can tell you only what changed and why it matters.
Every day we read the CQC register, Companies House, The Gazette, NHS and ODS data, provider websites, procurement portals, job boards and more.
AI links messy names, addresses and filings into one provider graph: owning company, operator, locations and the people running them, with full history.
The instant something material changes you get it, with the old value, the new value, a source link and a confidence score, in your inbox, Slack, a webhook or your CRM.
The provider graph
Anyone can copy a rating. The value is in the links: which company really owns the operator, which locations sit under it, who runs them, and what just changed across the whole structure.
When a new person of significant control is filed at Companies House, we connect it to the CQC locations they now control and alert everyone watching that group. That link is the work, and the reason a rating-only tool cannot tell you the story.
Market intelligence
Behind every alert sits the full picture of the UK health and care market: who owns what, what it charges, how it is rated, and how the sector is moving. The market intelligence teams used to pay thousands for, made live and self-serve.
Corporate parents, portfolios and persons of significant control resolved across Companies House. See who really owns a provider, and every home they run.
Self-pay fees and how they move, by service type and region. Benchmark any provider against its local market, and watch prices shift over time.
Provider counts, openings and closures, rating shifts and movement indices across regions and service types. The state of the market, refreshed daily.
Ranked acquisition and failure signals, backed by secured charges, overdue accounts and insolvency notices. Spot the deal or the risk before the market does.
Which council or ICB pays which provider, at what rate, and when the contract expires. The public-pay side of the market, made legible.
AI matches messy names, addresses and filings across every source, so one provider is one record. Where confidence is low, we show the working, never guess.
Signals & delivery
The intelligence is only useful if it reaches you in time. So it lands in your inbox, your dashboard and your systems.
Why us
The £4,000 reports are deep but annual. The cheap CQC tools are live but shallow. We do both, and open it up from £49 a month.
Legacy market reports |
CQC alert tools |
Care Market Monitor |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Real-time change alerts | Annual | CQC only | Daily, real-time |
| Every official & public source | Single dataset | CQC only | Dozens, resolved |
| Ownership & group structure | |||
| Fee & price benchmarks | Partial | Tracked over time | |
| Distress & M&A signals | With evidence | ||
| Market analysis & benchmarking | Static, annual | Live | |
| AI entity resolution | |||
| Evidence on every data point | Link only | Full provenance | |
| Delivery: alerts, API & dashboard | PDF report | Email only | All of it |
| Price | > £4,000 / yr | £100–300 / yr | From £49 / mo |
Comparison reflects typical incumbent offerings in the UK care-data market. We build only on primary public and officially published sources.
Built for
Staffing, medical consumables, equipment, insurance or software: every new opening, expansion and ownership change is a reason to call, the day it is filed.
RecruitersNew registrations and registered-manager vacancies across your patch, the moment they appear.
Watch competitors, local fee moves and who is buying homes near you.
Distress and M&A signals across social care and healthcare, with the full evidence trail behind them.
Coverage & trust
Every figure we show is one you can trace back to an official record.
We build only on primary public and officially published sources, under the Open Government Licence and equivalent terms, with provenance on every data point.
Care Market Monitor uses public and officially published data with attribution, and is an ICO-registered data controller. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Care Quality Commission. Read the methodology and sources.
Early access
We are opening early access now. Founding users lock in launch pricing and help decide which signals ship first. From £49/mo at launch.
No spam. One email when we open. Built on official UK sources.
FAQ
Official and public UK sources, including the CQC register, Companies House, The Gazette, NHS and ODS data, provider websites, procurement portals and job boards. Every data point links back to its source.
We refresh daily, and faster for high-signal sources. Most changes reach you within a day of being published, many within hours.
Every CQC-registered provider in England, across care homes, home care, supported living, hospitals, mental health and specialist care, expanding across the wider UK health and care market.
No. We use CQC data published under the Open Government Licence, with attribution. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the Care Quality Commission.
Both. You get real-time alerts on what changed, and the intelligence behind it: ownership and group structure, fee benchmarks, distress signals, commissioning and market analysis across the sector.
Yes. Alongside the dashboard and alerts there is a clean /events API, webhooks and bulk exports, so changes and data flow straight into your own systems.