Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff enjoy a positive team ethos and varied activities for residents, but safety risks from pressure sores, dehydration and unsecured cleaning hold it back."
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: People were placed at risk of potential harm from pressure ulcers and dehydration... cleaning trolleys were left unsecure... This is a breach in Regulation 12.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: Staff... positive about the support they received. 'I do feel supported at this home, particularly by the Manager. There is a good team ethos'. Others said, 'Good teamwork and morale overall'.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: People were supported by enough staff... Staff had some mixed opinions about whether there were enough staff... at weekends there were shortages... recruiting for their replacements.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: Staff had received a range of training... However, areas of concern found during the inspection had not always been reflected in staff training... Only one out of four staff told us they had received training in epilepsy.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: Service management and leadership was inconsistent... The lack of robust quality assurance meant people were at risk... breach of Regulation 17.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: People could access a range of activities... Many people attended activities at the day centre on site... craft, storytelling and well-being sessions... went to the shops and out for lunch... theatre.
Safety risks from unchecked air mattresses causing pressure sore dangers, no proper fluid monitoring leading to dehydration, and unsecured cleaning chemicals people could access.
Air mattresses to reduce the risk were not having the settings routinely checked... significantly incorrectly set... records did not demonstrate the daily intake was being checked... cleaning trolleys were left unsecure and unaccompanied.
Training covers basics but misses specialist skills like pressure care and epilepsy needed for residents' complex needs.
areas of concern found during the inspection had not always been reflected in staff training. For example, people were found at risk of pressure ulcers and no training had been provided for all staff... Only one out of four staff told us they had received training in epilepsy.
Staffing holds up during the week but weekend shortages leave care staff picking up extra tasks and feeling stretched.
at weekends there were shortages with specific auxiliary staff such as dining room support. As a result, care staff were having to complete additional tasks.
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Last inspected: October 2020
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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