Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff get good training support and show kindness in a strong team, but activities are inconsistent and staffing stretches thin at peak times."
Systems in place to manage medicines needed to be further improved. Records to support 'when required' medicines and 'variable dose' medicines were not always in place or where in place, lacked detail.
Staff demonstrated kindness and compassion, supporting people to be as independent as they could be. They worked well together as a team.
There were enough staff on duty at the service, however there were not enough staff deployed at peak times on the first floor.
Care staff were supported to undertake National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) to support their development.
The visibility of the management team needed to be improved across all areas of the service. The provider had started to address this during the inspection.
Activities did take place, however people said there were not enough. Staff lacked the time to organise and deliver activities consistently.
Not enough staff deployed on the first floor at busy times, stretching the team.
there were not enough staff deployed at peak times on the first floor. The provider was reviewing feedback about this.
Staff lack time to run activities consistently due to workload.
Staff lacked the time to organise and deliver activities consistently.
Medication records often missing details, making it harder to give the right doses safely.
Records to support 'when required' medicines and 'variable dose' medicines were not always in place or where in place, lacked detail to support staff to determine if medicines were needed and how much of those medicines to dispense.
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Last inspected: June 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
Direct feedback from current and former employees

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