Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Approachable leadership and supportive culture for staff, but staffing shortages on the nursing unit and gaps in training hold it back."
People did not raise any safety concerns. They received their medicines in a safe way and as prescribed for them. Staff understood how to support people to maintain their safety.
Staff mostly told us they felt supported. They told us the service was well led and they had the information they needed.
Our observation and review of the service’s call bell monitoring found that there were not always enough staff on the nursing unit to support people.
While most staff told us they felt supported, records showed gaps in staff induction, supervision and appraisals.
Staff told us the registered manager was approachable and a good leader. They said they provided them with guidance and support.
Not enough staff at times, especially on the nursing unit, so shifts feel busy and residents wait for help like toileting.
Some people shared concerns in relation to staffing levels and at times having to wait for assistance, particularly for personal care if there were not enough staff available there to help them.
Recruitment process missed some checks like employment history and references, so hiring was not fully safe.
We found the recruitment process oversight was not robust in identifying the gaps in staff’s pre-employment checks.
Gaps in new staff inductions, supervisions, and appraisals mean support for your development is patchy.
records showed gaps in staff induction, supervision and appraisals. This had also been identified as an area of improvement during a recent local authority visit report.
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Last inspected: February 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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