Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Consistent staffing with less agency use, positive culture and good training and activities, but no registered manager in post yet."
The provider had made improvements to their medicines management systems and processes. However, further improvements were required in some areas such as auditing to make processes more robust.
Staff were positive about the management team and demonstrated commitment and motivation in their role. People and relatives told us there was a positive atmosphere at the service.
People and relatives told us that since our last inspection, staffing had become more consistent, with less reliance on agency staff, which meant better quality and continuity in care.
Staff received appropriate training, induction and supervision in their role. New staff received training in line with the Care Certificate. Staffs' training was regularly refreshed.
At the time of our inspection there was not a registered manager in post. The manager had been in post since April 2023 and had submitted an application to register with CQC as manager of the service.
The provider had employed an 'activities co-ordinator'. Their role was to organise activities in line with people's interests. This involved providing activities for people in group settings and on an individual basis.
No registered manager in place yet, which means some oversight gaps like inaccurate care records.
At the time of our inspection there was not a registered manager in post. The manager had been in post since April 2023 and had submitted an application to register with CQC
Overnight shifts do not always have a meds-trained worker on site, so seniors get called in.
At the time of inspection, daytime staff were adjusting working hours and senior staff were on call to come in to administer medicines overnight.
Only standard training like Care Certificate and refreshers, no specialist courses mentioned.
New staff received training in line with the Care Certificate. This is a nationally recognised set of competencies related to working in social care settings. Staffs' training was regularly refreshed
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Last inspected: August 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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