Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Enough staff for care needs and an activities coordinator making positive impact, but unclean areas posing infection risks and missing specialist training like catheter care hold it back."
Some risks to people had not been rectified in a timely manner, and some areas of the service were not clean and posed an infection risk.
Staff were frustrated as they wanted more time to speak with people and spend quality time with them.
There were enough staff to support people with their care needs and staff were recruited safely.
Staff did not have formal training to support people in line with some of their support needs such as catheter care.
The management team and provider audits were not always effective in identifying or actioning the areas needing improvement we found at this inspection.
An activities coordinator was in post, and they had started to have a positive impact at the service, although more work was needed.
Dirty bathrooms, dusty rooms and slow fixes for trip hazards make the workplace feel unsafe and add extra cleaning pressure.
Several areas of the home were not clean and posed an infection risk to people and staff. Communal bath and shower rooms were visibly dirty.
No certified training for specialist needs like catheter care means staff handle complex tasks without proper qualifications.
staff were supporting people with specific care needs such as catheter care and did not have certified training in this.
Staff deployment leaves long gaps with no resident interaction beyond basics, so days feel rushed and frustrating.
The deployment of staff meant people were left for long periods of time without staff support. Staff also told us they did not have time to spend with people outside of essential tasks.
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Last inspected: November 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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