Fees and funding
Our weekly fees
Weekly fees range from £1,350 to £1,450 per person. Your written quote confirms the exact fee, what it includes and the terms.
Weekly charges per person
Residential and dementia care
The same weekly range applies to a permanent stay and a respite stay.
| Type of care | Permanent stay | Respite stay |
|---|---|---|
| Residential care | £1,350 – £1,450 a week | £1,350 – £1,450 a week |
| Residential dementia care | £1,350 – £1,450 a week | £1,350 – £1,450 a week |
Fees per person, per week. Updated 28 October 2026. The fee within the range is confirmed in your written quote after the assessment.
Your written quote
What the written quote confirms
Your written quote sets out the fee, the date it applies from, what is included and excluded, any deposit, absence terms, review terms and, for a respite stay, how the charge is calculated.
Funding
Funding needs an individual conversation
Ask the home and the relevant funding body what may apply to the person's circumstances. Funding, top-up arrangements and assessment outcomes depend on the individual situation.
Before agreeing
Read the terms alongside the care fit
A fee conversation should sit alongside the assessment, care scope, proposed start date and written terms. A public enquiry does not create a financial commitment.
Related information
Read the admissions steps
Read the admissions stepsQuestions
Common questions
How much does care cost?
Weekly fees currently range from £1,350 to £1,450 per person for residential care and residential dementia care, for both permanent and respite stays. Your written quote confirms the exact fee, what it includes and the terms.
What funding options may be available?
Funding depends on the person's circumstances and the relevant funding body. Summerhill can explain the information it needs for a conversation, but the website cannot promise an eligibility or funding decision.
Next step
Talk with the Summerhill team
The Summerhill team can answer questions about the current position and explain what happens next.