Last updated: 9 February 2026
"People feel safe with enough trained staff and a kind caring team, but activities need more tailoring and governance improvements."
People felt safe and said that any risks were managed well. There had been a recent incident which had been investigated thoroughly and actions taken to stop any recurrence. Medicines were managed well.
People felt their needs were met by a dedicated staff team who were kind and caring. People and their families were complimentary about the service and the kind staff team.
There were enough staff. People and their families said there was enough trained staff on duty to meet their care and support needs at all times. Observations confirmed enough staff were on duty on each unit to support people effectively.
Staff were safely recruited, trained and supported, although one to one support had been less frequent than planned. This was being addressed by the provider.
Governance at the home needed to be improved. We gave the provider feedback during the assessment, as some of the concerns we found should have been identified and addressed through their own governance processes.
Activities were in place but needed more work and staff to tailor them to meet individual needs. Currently staff fitted activities around their care work. This proved difficult.
Staff have to fit activities around basic care tasks because there is no dedicated activities coordinator yet.
Activities were in place but needed more work and staff to tailor them to meet individual needs. Currently staff fitted activities around their care work. This proved difficult. During the inspection it was agreed that another staff member would take on the role of activity coordinator as an additional part of their role and dedicated hours attached.
Management oversight has gaps because governance checks are not fully used and they did not openly tell a family about a recent incident as required.
Governance and quality assurance processes and procedures had not always been utilised fully... Duty of candour had not been followed in one recent incident.
Staff one-to-one supervision sessions are behind schedule and more training is needed on the IT system.
although one to one support had been less frequent than planned... Further training was required on the use of the IT system in use to ensure staff used to the full, including care planning and governance reports.
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Last inspected: February 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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