Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Strong training and safety practices with a stable, long-serving team, although activities lack specialist programmes and community links."
People were safe and protected from avoidable harm. Records of accidents, including falls, were analysed to look for any trends and prevent recurrence.
Staff described a positive working culture where they all had learning and development opportunities. Staff worked together as a team and shared information.
Many of the staff we spoke with had worked for the provider or at the home for a number of years and were confident in their roles. Managers responded promptly to cover any gaps to the rotas when there were unplanned absences.
Staff were encouraged to undertake more in-depth training, such as Business and Technology Education Council (BTEC) awards in dementia and management. There were systems for supervising and appraising staff.
People, including staff, spoke highly of the registered manager. They described them as 'Approachable,' 'Very good' and said they were always visible within the home.
Activities were provided for people. There had been an increase in activity co-ordinator hours since our last inspection. We observed part of a group gentle exercise activity.
There is an activities coordinator with group exercise and entertainment, but no specialist programmes or community partnerships to add variety beyond routine care.
Activities were provided for people. There had been an increase in activity co-ordinator hours since our last inspection. We observed part of a group gentle exercise activity.
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Last inspected: March 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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