Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff enjoy their roles and feel cared for with regular activities, but unsafe medicines management and staffing shortages caused delays."
Medicines were not always managed safely; we found concerns with the management of people’s thickeners, creams, diabetic care and people’s access to medication when they were out on activities.
The provider cared about and promoted the wellbeing of their staff and staff told us they enjoyed their roles.
People and staff shared mixed feedback regarding staffing levels and deployment; 'staff were not always deployed in a way that ensured people’s needs were met in a timely manner'.
People, relatives and staff were all overwhelmingly positive about the registered manager, but 'The provider did not always have effective governance and quality assurance systems in place'.
We found there was a regular provision of activities happening at the home. People were offered support to access the community.
Not enough staff so areas go unsupervised and people have to wait for help.
During our visits, we found examples where communal areas were unsupervised by staff and people required assistance.
Medication not handled safely with shared thickeners, missed doses on trips, and poor diabetic care.
Medicines were not always managed safely; we found concerns with the management of people’s thickeners, creams, diabetic care and people’s access to medication when they were out on activities.
Managers' checks and audits missed safety problems like call bells out of reach and medication issues.
There were regular audits being completed, but the issues identified during this assessment had not been previously found.
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Last inspected: July 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
Direct feedback from current and former employees

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