Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff enjoy their work, get on well with people and benefit from a dedicated activities worker, but miss training on mouth care and falls."
There was some inconsistency in risk assessments for three people at risk of seizures.
Staff enjoyed their work and got on well with the people they supported.
At the time of our site visit, we found there were enough suitably recruited staff on duty to meet people's needs and to keep people safe.
We saw oral healthcare training had not been completed by any staff members.
Staff we spoke with felt supported by the registered manager and operations manager and told us they were approachable.
The provider employed a full-time staff member to provide meaningful activities for people.
Staff miss training on key areas like mouth care and preventing falls.
We saw oral healthcare training had not been completed by any staff members... no training had been completed in relation to 'falls'.
Staffing levels cause waits for morning care at busy times.
one person on our first day had not received their morning care support until 11.35... 'The problem is not enough staff, sometimes you don't have a wash until nearly lunch time.'
Risk assessments for seizures and dehydration are not always consistent or up to date.
there was some inconsistency in risk assessments for three people at risk of seizures... the risk assessment had not reflected the monthly review notes.
AI Generated
Last inspected: November 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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