Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported with regular supervisions and receive good training, but poor staffing deployment and weak management oversight left safety risks unmitigated."
Some risks to people were not always assessed or mitigated. For example, room monitoring alarm systems were not always set correctly in people rooms.
Staff told us they were supported in their role. One staff member said, 'I feel really supported, I have supervisions every six months'.
The deployment of staff was insufficient to meet people's needs and care plans did not contain enough detail to monitor risks safely.
Staff received training, they knew how to safeguard people and felt confident to report their concerns.
Management oversight was not always sufficient to mitigate risks. Door sensors, risk management and deployment of staffing required more robust monitoring.
Staff numbers were spread wrong between floors, leaving one floor short of workers at times.
there were insufficient numbers of staff members deployed to the first floor, meaning people did not always receive the right support at the right time.
Room alarms to alert staff were not always turned on right, and temperatures were not checked twice a day as needed.
room monitoring alarm systems were not always set correctly... Individual temperatures were not being taken twice daily in accordance with government guidance.
New manager is approachable but oversight missed some risks like alarms and staff placement on the day.
Management oversight was not always sufficient to mitigate risks. Door sensors, risk management and deployment of staffing required more robust monitoring.
AI Generated
Last inspected: January 2022
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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