Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported with good training, but safety issues like skin tears and poor pressure care, plus limited activities, are major weaknesses."
There had been a high number of skin tears, both explained and unexplained... Pressure care was not always managed safely as mattresses were not always set correctly and repositioning was sometimes missed.
Staff felt well equipped for their roles. I feel that the management team is very supportive and open to listen to my concerns/suggestion I may have.
People told us there were normally enough staff to assist them as needed, relatives gave mixed views. Staff told us there was enough of them to meet people's needs.
Staff told us they felt they received the appropriate training for their roles... Training is ongoing and I have been enrolled on several courses. Staff received training and regular supervision.
Management systems did not ensure these issues were identified or managed. There were monitoring and quality processes in place, but these had not ensured consistent safe practice throughout the home.
The wellbeing co-ordinator told us they normally have more time to do 1-1 time in people's bedrooms, but a staff member was off sick. A relative said... no stimulation or inclusion in the afternoon events.
High number of skin tears and bruises from poor handling, plus pressure care issues like wrong mattress settings and missed repositioning, make safety a worry.
There had been a high number of skin tears, both explained and unexplained. Additional training had been provided... Pressure care was not always managed safely as mattresses were not always set correctly and repositioning was sometimes missed.
No proper activities programme or creative engagement, so the job is mostly routine personal care with residents often stuck in bed.
Relatives gave mixed views... the unit designated for people living with dementia felt understaffed as people were in bed during the day and waited for support... no stimulation or inclusion in the afternoon events.
Staffing feels adequate to staff but relatives say the dementia unit is understaffed with too many people in bed during the day.
Relatives gave mixed views. We were told they felt the unit designated for people living with dementia felt understaffed as people were in bed during the day... There were several people in bed.
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Last inspected: February 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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