Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported in an open culture with safety improvements, but basic activities and adequate staffing hold it back."
Improvements had been made to the way in which risks to people's health and welfare were assessed and managed. For example, measures were in place to reduce the risk of falls and development of pressure ulcers.
Staff told us they would report any concerns to the registered manager who addressed issues in an open and transparent way, involving people and their relatives where appropriate.
We observed enough staff deployed throughout the home to respond to people's needs.
Improvements had been made to the provider's quality assurance systems and action had been taken to address shortfalls in cleanliness, medication and recruitment.
activities had been arranged within the home to reduce the risk of isolation, including celebrating cultural events.
Staffing is adequate but nothing special, no details on stable team or low agency use.
We observed enough staff deployed throughout the home to respond to people's needs.
Only basic activities like cultural events and birthdays, no coordinator or varied programme to enrich the role.
activities had been arranged within the home to reduce the risk of isolation, including celebrating cultural events.
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Last inspected: October 2020
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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