Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Strong leadership and positive culture motivate staff, although tight staffing limits outings and meaningful activities."
Systems were in place to manage incidents and accidents. Action was taken to reduce the risk of incidents re-occurring. When things went wrong learning was shared with staff. Safeguarding concerns were raised as required. Medicines were administered as prescribed and managed safely.
Staff told us, “Preventing harm is the priority. I have no problems talking to anyone here. The management and nursing team here are open and encourage reporting... It’s a positive and open culture here.” Staff were well supported and were motivated to provide good care and support.
There were enough staff to keep people safe. Although staff, the manager and people agreed there could be more staff to support people to engage in more meaningful activities. Staff told us, “We’d like to have more staff to be able to go out with the residents more.”
Staff had the skills and knowledge they needed to provide people with safe care. Staff were positive about the training... One staff said, “We are swimming in training. I feel there is enough and it’s of good quality.” Staff training was a mixture of online and face to face training.
The registered manager had the skills and experience needed to manage the service. They had a clear drive to lead the service forward and make improvements... Staff were motivated in their role and positive about the registered manager. Staff told us, “The registered manager is very focussed... I’m happy to work with him.”
People told us they wanted to go out more and have more support to undertake activities. One person said they wanted to go on holiday. The registered manager agreed there would be a benefit... if there were more staff... Staff told us, “We’d like to have more staff to be able to go out with the residents more.”
Not enough staff time for outings or meaningful activities, so the role is mostly routine personal care.
staff, the manager and people agreed there could be more staff to support people to engage in more meaningful activities. Staff told us, “We’d like to have more staff to be able to go out with the residents more.”
Staffing levels are safe but tight, leaving less time for social engagement beyond basic care.
There were enough staff to keep people safe. Although... there could be more staff to support people to engage in more meaningful activities... “Staffing is efficient, we are not overstaffed or understaffed. In my experience, the staffing number has always been safe.”
AI Generated
Last inspected: July 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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