Rankings · Methodology · Service quality · Adult social care

Older people still at home 12 weeks after hospital discharge into reablement

Higher is better. One of the measures behind the adult social care score; councils are listed by their rank on it alone, which is not their overall rank. The median of the 130 is 62.5%.

ASCOF 2D part 1.

Older people still at home 12 weeks after hospital discharge into reablement by council
Rank	Council	Older people still at home 12 weeks after hospital discharge into reablement	Type
=1	Westmorland and Furness	78.3%	Unitary council
=1	Westminster	77.0%	London borough
=1	North Somerset	75.0%	Unitary council
=1	Brighton and Hove	74.2%	Unitary council
=1	Newham	74.0%	London borough
=1	Hackney	73.3%	London borough
7	Stoke-on-Trent	72.7%	Unitary council
8	Redcar and Cleveland	72.6%	Unitary council
9	Slough	72.0%	Unitary council
10	Wokingham	70.8%	Unitary council
11	Bolton	70.2%	Metropolitan borough
=12	Hammersmith and Fulham	69.8%	London borough
=12	Tower Hamlets	69.8%	London borough
14	Kensington and Chelsea	68.7%	London borough
15	Swindon	68.6%	Unitary council
16	Harrow	68.5%	London borough
17	Southend-on-Sea	68.5%	Unitary council
18	Central Bedfordshire	68.4%	Unitary council
19	Barnet	68.3%	London borough
20	Enfield	68.0%	London borough
21	Cheshire East	67.6%	Unitary council
22	Cornwall	67.6%	Unitary council
23	Knowsley	67.5%	Metropolitan borough
24	Greenwich	67.2%	London borough
25	Northumberland	67.1%	Unitary council
26	County Durham	67.1%	Unitary council
27	Lambeth	66.9%	London borough
28	Blackburn with Darwen	66.4%	Unitary council
29	Sutton	66.4%	London borough
30	Redbridge	66.3%	London borough
31	Bromley	66.1%	London borough
32	Sefton	66.0%	Metropolitan borough
33	Wigan	65.7%	Metropolitan borough
34	Salford	65.7%	Metropolitan borough
35	Havering	65.6%	London borough
36	Hillingdon	65.6%	London borough
37	Bury	65.5%	Metropolitan borough
38	North Yorkshire	65.2%	Unitary council
39	North East Lincolnshire	65.2%	Unitary council
40	Ealing	65.1%	London borough
41	Waltham Forest	65.1%	London borough
42	Cheshire West and Chester	64.9%	Unitary council
43	Halton	64.8%	Unitary council
=44	Manchester	64.7%	Metropolitan borough
=44	Shropshire	64.7%	Unitary council
46	Reading	64.7%	Unitary council
47	Brent	64.4%	London borough
48	Hartlepool	64.3%	Unitary council
49	Trafford	63.6%	Metropolitan borough
50	Thurrock	63.6%	Unitary council
51	Kingston upon Thames	63.4%	London borough
52	Richmond upon Thames	63.4%	London borough
53	Leeds	63.2%	Metropolitan borough
54	Kirklees	63.0%	Metropolitan borough
55	Barking and Dagenham	63.0%	London borough
56	Merton	62.9%	London borough
57	Camden	62.9%	London borough
58	Isle of Wight	62.8%	Unitary council
59	Bradford	62.7%	Metropolitan borough
60	Blackpool	62.5%	Unitary council
61	Plymouth	62.4%	Unitary council
62	Warrington	62.4%	Unitary council
63	Tameside	62.2%	Metropolitan borough
64	Wakefield	62.2%	Metropolitan borough
65	North Tyneside	62.0%	Metropolitan borough
66	Bracknell Forest	61.9%	Unitary council
67	Rotherham	61.7%	Metropolitan borough
68	Newcastle upon Tyne	61.7%	Metropolitan borough
69	Peterborough	61.4%	Unitary council
70	Somerset	61.3%	Unitary council
71	Darlington	61.3%	Unitary council
72	Wandsworth	61.2%	London borough
73	Medway	61.2%	Unitary council
74	Wiltshire	60.6%	Unitary council
75	Bristol, City of	60.6%	Unitary council
76	Islington	60.5%	London borough
77	Solihull	60.5%	Metropolitan borough
78	West Berkshire	60.3%	Unitary council
79	North Lincolnshire	60.1%	Unitary council
80	Liverpool	60.0%	Metropolitan borough
81	Sunderland	60.0%	Metropolitan borough
=82	Milton Keynes	60.0%	Unitary council
=82	Stockport	60.0%	Metropolitan borough
84	Kingston upon Hull, City of	59.9%	Unitary council
85	Leicester	59.6%	Unitary council
86	Nottingham	59.3%	Unitary council
87	St. Helens	59.1%	Metropolitan borough
88	Lewisham	58.3%	London borough
89	Croydon	58.2%	London borough
90	Southampton	58.2%	Unitary council
91	Middlesbrough	58.1%	Unitary council
92	Wolverhampton	57.7%	Metropolitan borough
93	Dudley	57.4%	Metropolitan borough
94	Torbay	57.3%	Unitary council
95	Bexley	56.9%	London borough
96	Doncaster	56.6%	Metropolitan borough
97	Bath and North East Somerset	56.5%	Unitary council
98	South Tyneside	56.5%	Metropolitan borough
99	Dorset	56.4%	Unitary council
100	North Northamptonshire	56.4%	Unitary council
101	Walsall	56.4%	Metropolitan borough
102	Sandwell	55.7%	Metropolitan borough
103	Derby	55.5%	Unitary council
104	West Northamptonshire	55.1%	Unitary council
105	Southwark	54.4%	London borough
106	South Gloucestershire	53.9%	Unitary council
107	Coventry	53.7%	Metropolitan borough
=108	East Riding of Yorkshire	53.6%	Unitary council
=108	Telford and Wrekin	53.6%	Unitary council
110	Stockton-on-Tees	53.1%	Unitary council
111	Sheffield	52.7%	Metropolitan borough
112	Barnsley	52.1%	Metropolitan borough
113	Gateshead	51.8%	Metropolitan borough
=114	Haringey	51.6%	London borough
=114	Birmingham	51.0%	Metropolitan borough
=114	Wirral	50.7%	Metropolitan borough
=114	York	50.3%	Unitary council
=114	Bedford	47.0%	Unitary council
=114	Buckinghamshire	42.3%	Unitary council

Period: 2024-25. Source: DHSC — Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework. Councils with the same figure share a rank, and so do those beyond the 5th and 95th percentiles, because extreme values are capped before scoring (why). How we score

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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: Suppressed or not collected
Calderdale: Suppressed or not collected
Cumberland: Suppressed or not collected
Herefordshire, County of: Suppressed or not collected
Hounslow: Suppressed or not collected
Luton: Suppressed or not collected
Oldham: Suppressed or not collected
Portsmouth: Suppressed or not collected
Rochdale: Suppressed or not collected
Rutland: Suppressed or not collected
Windsor and Maidenhead: Suppressed or not collected

Shown but not ranked

City of London: 69.2%
Isles of Scilly: Suppressed or not collected