Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Supportive managers foster a positive culture and safe environment, but basic group activities and occasional agency staff limit variety."
People were safe and protected from the risk of abuse. Risks to people's health were assessed so staff could support them safely. People's medicines were managed safely... Staff understood their responsibilities to keep people safe.
Staff told us there was an open-door policy... One member of staff said, 'It's a lovely home... We all work together well. There is good management.' A relative said, 'The manager is very approachable... nice atmosphere.'
There were enough staff to support people in the home. Agency staff were used to cover absences. A staff member said, 'We have enough staff. We are supportive of each other and not overly rushed.'
Records showed staff were up to date with their training... in a range of topics that included safeguarding adults, infection control, dementia awareness... Staff received supervision... and yearly appraisals.
The registered manager was supported by a deputy manager... The registered manager told us, 'I am supported with my role... The owner and regional manager are very supportive.' Staff member told us, '[Manager] is really nice and very supportive.'
Staff helped to arrange activities such as bingo, ball games, painting and arm chair exercises. We saw these taking place... The management team also took note of people's birthdays and arranged celebrations.
Only basic group activities like bingo, painting, and armchair exercises with no dedicated coordinator, so days are not very varied beyond personal care.
Staff helped to arrange activities such as bingo, ball games, painting and arm chair exercises.
Staffing is enough but they use agency workers sometimes to cover absences.
Agency staff were used to cover absences.
Only standard training like safeguarding and moving people, no specialist courses or funded qualifications.
Staff were up to date with their training... safeguarding adults, infection control, dementia awareness, the Mental Capacity Act (2005), moving and handling people, medicines and nutrition.
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Last inspected: July 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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