Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Supportive management, positive culture and good training, but basic activities and lack of stable teams hold it back."
Processes were in place to record and manage safeguarding matters... Individual risk assessments and risk management strategies were in place... some recent unexplained gaps on MAR charts which... the registered manager took action to pursue and rectify.
Staff spoken with were positive and enthusiastic about their work, their comments included, 'Team work is good...'
There were enough staff available to provide care and support; we found staffing arrangements were flexible and kept under review.
Staff were enabled to attain recognised qualifications in health and social care. Most staff had either attained a Level 2 or 3 NVQ... Staff spoken said they received one to one supervisions.
All the staff spoken with considered the registered manager was supportive and approachable.
'in-house' activities such as arts and crafts, karaoke nights, bingo, music and dancing. There were 'activity planners' to agree and arrange daily activities.
The role is mostly routine care with basic group activities like bingo, crafts, karaoke and outings, no specialist programmes or coordinator.
'in-house' activities such as arts and crafts, karaoke nights, bingo, music and dancing
Staffing is enough to meet needs and flexible, but nothing about stable teams, long-serving staff or minimal agency use.
There are enough staff at the moment, they always try to cover the shifts.
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Last inspected: September 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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