Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Supportive leadership, excellent staffing and a positive team culture, but basic activities and safety issues like wrong medicine counts hold it back."
Infection prevention... not always effectively... some medicines counts were not correct. In some cases care records did not contain consistent information on risks.
Staff spoke positively about working at the service... “The home runs very smoothly. We are a good team and work well together.”
The registered manager monitored staffing levels... One member of staff said, “Staffing levels are excellent.”
Regular training took place to ensure staff had the knowledge and skills... Supervisions and appraisals were used to support staff.
People, relatives and staff spoke positively about the leadership... A member of staff said, “The manager will always help you out if needed.”
People were able to access a range of personalised activities... “There are always things going on, sometimes I do them”
Only basic activities residents choose from, no activities coordinator or special programmes to vary the workday.
“There are always things going on, sometimes I do them” and, “You can do activities, whatever you want.”
Only standard training and supervisions, nothing specialist or with funded qualifications for career growth.
Regular training took place to ensure staff had the knowledge and skills to carry out their roles. Supervisions and appraisals were used to support staff
Minor issues like some unclean areas, wrong medicine counts, and patchy risk records in files.
In some areas this was not the case. For example, items were being inappropriately stored... some medicines counts were not correct... care records did not contain consistent information on risks
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Last inspected: July 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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