Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Well-led management and supportive culture with good training and improved staff retention, but activities lack specialist programmes and advanced tech."
Staff had a good understanding of safeguarding processes and risks to people. Any accidents or incidents were analysed and actions taken immediately to prevent their reoccurrence.
Staff told us they felt well supported in their role and that a team working ethic was continually promoted. Comments included, 'Brilliant managerial approach. They encourage and support good relationships with people'
From our observations and from reviewing rotas, we saw there were sufficient numbers of staff to meet the needs of people... Since the process had changed, the retainment of new staff had significantly improved.
Staff had received more specialised training in end of life care, epilepsy and diabetes when people's needs had changed. Staff were enthusiastic about one particular training course known as a virtual dementia tour.
People, their relatives, staff and a professional were complimentary of the management team. They felt that the service was well-led and that an open, transparent and supportive culture was promoted.
There was a wide range of activities offered such as live music, quizzes, bingo, pamper sessions, dancing, cooking, gardening and knitting.
Activities are varied with a coordinator including quizzes, music and pamper sessions, but no specialist programmes or advanced tech to add extra variety to the working day.
There was a wide range of activities offered such as live music, quizzes, bingo, pamper sessions, dancing, cooking, gardening and knitting.
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Last inspected: February 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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