Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Strong leadership and supportive culture with innovative activities and programmes, although some staff feel they need more people to lighten workloads."
Staff had completed safeguarding training and understood their role in recognising and reporting concerns of abuse... Risks to people were regularly assessed and there were plans in place to help mitigate risks.
Staff morale is good, we work as a team... Staff told us they felt fully supported, valued, and appreciated by the management team. They told us they had received regular supervisions.
Staff we spoke with told us they felt there was a requirement to increase numbers. However, this was not our observations on the day... there were enough staff to meet people's needs safely and effectively.
Staff told us the induction and training they received prepared them for their role. One staff member told us of the varied training they had received... refresher training and the managers asks us questions about what we have learnt.
The registered manager was a role model for the staff providing direction and encouraging personal development of their skills and knowledge.
Staff provided [named] therapy which is a programme of care that includes multi-dimensional... such as massage and aromatherapy... residents events committee... local school children came to visit the home regularly.
Staffing is adequate with prompt call bell responses and no agency use, but some staff say they need more people to make workloads easier.
Staff we spoke with told us they felt there was a requirement to increase numbers. However, this was not our observations on the day. People were not left waiting for support for long periods of time. Call bells were answered promptly.
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Well-led: Good
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