Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported with open discussions and reliable access to carers, but weak management oversight and inconsistent safety checks need improvement."
Management of safety at the home was inconsistent and improvements were required to ensure people's safety
Staff told us they had the opportunity to discuss any concerns at staff meetings and performance reviews, but they could approach the registered manager at any time
We received mixed feedback from people and their families about staffing levels at the home, but on both days of inspection, we saw people had access to staff when they needed them
Governance systems needed improvement to ensure the provider was able to identify and make improvements to the service where appropriate
Managers do not check closely enough and miss issues like undealt complaints and gaps in care plans.
The registered manager and provider had failed to identify that a record of a complaint had been voided on their electronic care plan system. This meant that the complaint was not investigated
Safety management has gaps, like inconsistent health checks and unclear hoist instructions in some care plans.
Health checks such as blood pressure checks were not being carried out consistently... Information for staff around people's needs when being assisted to move using a hoist was inconsistent
Staffing levels are okay but some families say carers seem rushed at times.
We received mixed feedback from people and their families about staffing levels at the home... some felt that the carers were rushed, and more staff were needed
AI Generated
Last inspected: December 2022
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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