Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported by strong management and work well as a team, but activities are basic and limited to weekdays with no trips out."
Potential areas of risk were assessed and kept under review. Records detailed how people's care was to be provided by staff to reduce potential risk... Medicines were administered, stored and disposed of safely and information about a person's medicine was recorded within their medication and care records.
A staff member told us, 'It's a home not just a place to work, we all work well as a team.'
Family members said staff were busy, however a majority stated there were enough staff. A family member told us, 'There are plenty of staff and they know what they're doing and meet the resident's needs.'
Staff upon commencement of their role were supported with an induction package and training which included the Care Certificate... Staff spoke positively of the training they had received and spoke particularly of training in dementia care, nutrition and hydration.
Staff spoke positively of the management and leadership of the service, and of the support and guidance provided by both the registered manager and head of care. They told us this had had a positive impact on people’s care and ensured a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere within the home.
People were supported by an activity co-ordinator to take part in activities within the service during weekdays... planning to increase the number of staff to provide and support with activities, and to make activities available at the weekend... family members said there were no trips out organised, and that opportunities for going out were very limited.
Activities are basic like bingo and singing mostly on weekdays with one coordinator, no trips out, and weekends not covered yet.
People were supported by an activity co-ordinator to take part in activities within the service during weekdays. However, the support people required to take part in activities was made difficult by having only one staff member available to help... no trips out organised, and that opportunities for going out were very limited.
Staffing is adequate after increases but staff and families say they are busy at times.
Family members said staff were busy, however a majority stated there were enough staff.
Only standard induction and basic training like dementia care, no specialist qualifications or career development mentioned.
Staff upon commencement of their role were supported with an induction package and training which included the Care Certificate... Staff spoke positively of the training they had received and spoke particularly of training in dementia care, nutrition and hydration.
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Last inspected: October 2022
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Well-led: Good
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