Stanford Court

Services

• Mental health hospitals

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About this clinic

Stanford Court is an independent mental health service in Birmingham, run by Options for Care Limited. It has been registered with the Care Quality Commission at this location since July 2025. The same provider runs 2 other registered locations.

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Who this clinic supports

• Registered to see: People with a learning disability or autistic people, People with mental health needs, Older people, People detained under the Mental Health Act, People who use drugs or alcohol, People with a physical disability, People with a sensory impairment, Younger adults

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CQC information

What this clinic is registered to do

• Assesses or treats people detained under the Mental Health ActCQC term: Assessment or medical treatment for persons detained under the Mental Health Act 1983
• Carries out tests, scans or screeningCQC term: Diagnostic and screening procedures
• Assesses and treats health conditionsCQC term: Treatment of disease, disorder or injury

Type of service

• Hospital services for people with mental health needs, learning disabilities and problems with substance misuse

Register record

CQC location ID

1-11632556718

Provider

Options for Care Limited

Registered since

14 July 2025

CQC category

Mental health - community & hospital - independent

Local authority

Birmingham

Companies House

05244159

Inspection reports and latest information on the CQC website

The rating and registration details in this section are from the CQC register as at 1 September 2026; we last checked the clinic was still registered on 7 October 2026. Registration only shows the clinic is allowed to provide these activities. It isn't a recommendation. See the latest on this clinic's CQC page.