Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported by approachable management in a positive family-like culture with strong safety practices, but staffing lacks evidence of long-term stability."
Staff knew how to recognise signs of abuse and how to report their concerns... Risks to people had been identified and action had been taken... Medicines were administered safely by staff who had undertaken training... Systems were in place to manage and monitor accidents, incidents and safeguarding.
There was a positive culture which was person-centred, open and inclusive... The staff were proud of their work and enjoyed caring for people... 'They are really supportive of staff. It is like having a second family'.
Staff felt there were a sufficient staffing levels. Their comments included, 'Yes, we do have enough staff. People's needs are manageable' and 'I do feel that staffing levels are ok. We all work well as a team to provide safe care to the residents.'
The staff spoke highly about the management team. They told us they felt supported, and that the management were approachable. One staff member told us, 'They are really supportive of staff. It is like having a second family'.
Staffing is sufficient and manageable with the team pitching in for leave, but no info on stable long-term staff or no agency use.
People we spoke with felt the home had enough staff... Staff felt there were a sufficient staffing levels... the staff team covered annual leave and sickness.
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Last inspected: April 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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