Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Hands-on leadership and staff feeling valued and motivated, but incomplete recruitment records and limited incident analysis need attention."
Accidents and incidents were recorded and investigated. A review to learn from trends or patterns of incidents was limited.
Staff were very positive about the registered manager and leadership in the home and they told us they were motivated because they felt valued.
Enough staff were deployed to meet people's needs. One relative told us, 'Staff are always there to speak with.'
Staff completed face to face training which the provider had deemed mandatory. One staff member told us, 'The training is really good and thorough.'
The registered manager had a visible presence in the home and had a hands-on approach. They led by example and worked alongside staff supporting people.
People were supported to participate in a range of activities. These included both individual and group activities. The provider celebrated many events throughout the year.
Recruitment files were missing some paperwork like references and background checks, even though checks were done.
Recruitment records were not complete. Recruitment files did not contain all the records to show appropriate checks had been carried out including application forms, references and DBS checks.
Accident records were kept but analysis of patterns to learn lessons was limited.
A review to learn from trends or patterns of incidents was limited. The registered manager recognised that improvements were needed and had started to develop the analysis of information across the home.
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Last inspected: July 2022
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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