Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel valued and supported with good safety practices, but staff turnover and times when staff are too busy need attention."
People were protected from potential abuse... by staff that had regular safeguarding training... The provider had effective safeguarding systems... Risks to people's safety and wellbeing were assessed and managed.
Staff reported positively about working for the service. Staff meetings were organised for all staff to give them an opportunity to discuss any changes and raise any suggestions.
There were sufficient numbers of staff to meet people's needs. The provider ensured people had a consistent staff team.
The provider had a good system to monitor all staff and had regular and refresher training to keep them up to date with best practice. Staff felt well supported and had regular supervision and an annual appraisal.
Staff spoke positively about working for the provider, they felt valued and happy in their role. They felt well supported and that they could talk to management at any time, feeling confident any concerns would be acted on promptly.
The home had an activities coordinator, people told us... 'I started doing jigsaws and drawing'... 'They have a singer visit the home regularly'... 'We have taken people out... to the museum and gone to the pub'.
Staffing is adequate but some residents and relatives say staff are too busy at times, and seven staff left in the last year with plans for exit interviews.
The registered manager confirmed that seven staff members had left the service over the last 12 months... One person told us, 'They [Staff] are always busy. Too busy at times'... Another relative told us, 'I pressed the buzzer and it took over 10 minutes'
Only standard training like mandatory refreshers and induction, no funded specialist qualifications or career development mentioned.
Training methods included online, face to face and competency assessments... New staff had completed a comprehensive induction... I've recently completed dementia awareness and end of life care training
Activities coordinator runs basic in-house sessions like jigsaws, drawing and singers, but staff and residents want more community outings.
People and staff members told us they would like to do more activities within the community... We are currently exploring the option of having our own dedicated mini bus.
AI Generated
Last inspected: June 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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