Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Managers provide no effective oversight, heavy reliance on unsupported agency staff and lack of supervision cause low morale and unsafe care."
Medication was not always administered safely to individuals.
Staff morale was consistently described as low, with comments including, 'Staff morale is low. I have never seen anything this bad in years'
The workforce was often over-reliant on agency staff, who were not always provided with the necessary information or support to deliver high-quality care.
Staff were not receiving routine supervision, which contributed to a lack of support, unclear role expectations, and inconsistent standards of practice.
Governance systems and audits were ineffective in recognising or addressing areas in need of improvement.
One member of staff told us, 'I would not recommend Aaron Court as there is a lack of activities available for residents and there are not enough staff members to meet the needs of the residents beyond basic care.'
Managers provide no effective oversight and ignore staff concerns about safety and care.
Governance systems and audits were ineffective in recognising or addressing areas in need of improvement.
Not enough staff on shifts and heavy use of agency workers who do not know residents or their needs.
Agency staff were regularly deployed without access to essential information about the service or the needs of the people using it.
Staff get no regular supervision or training so they feel unsupported and lack guidance.
Staff did not receive regular supervision or opportunities for professional development, which contributed to a lack of support and guidance.
AI Generated
Last inspected: June 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Inadequate
Direct feedback from current and former employees

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