This file lists every care home Google AI Mode named as trustworthy in 20 UK towns on 8 September 2026, checked against the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the regulator for care in England. Three of the 12 ratings the AI stated did not match the CQC’s own file, and seven homes it called trustworthy are rated Requires improvement. It is 11 pages plus four spreadsheet (CSV) files, £1,280.
Page last updated . Data collected 8 September 2026 (Google AI Mode, 20 UK towns). Ratings checked against the CQC ratings file dated 1 September 2026.
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UK Care Homes Named as Trustworthy: CQC Check File
11 pages plus four CSVs, one row per town and one per rating claim. All 20 town answers, every home named, with the source cards by publisher. The 12 CQC rating claims checked one by one, three of them contradicted. The seven homes named as trustworthy that the regulator rates Requires improvement, named.
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Common questions
What is in the UK care homes file?
Eleven pages plus four CSV spreadsheet files, with one row per town and one per rating claim. It holds all 20 town answers, every home named, the sources each answer cited, the 12 CQC rating claims checked one by one, and the seven homes named as trustworthy that the CQC rates Requires improvement.
When was the data collected?
Google AI Mode was asked on 8 September 2026, one run in each of 20 UK towns. Ratings were checked against the CQC ratings file dated 1 September 2026. AI answers change, so the file is a snapshot of that day.
How much does it cost?
The file costs £1,280. With the quarterly Refresh it is £2,270 today (the file plus the first quarter), then £990 every three months. No VAT is added because Whito Ltd is not VAT registered.
Does the file say which care homes are good?
No. It records what the AI assistants said and checks it against the official register. It is not a rating of any business and not advice about any named business.