Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Good training and a positive team culture with enough staff, but the unregistered manager and medicines storage issues need fixing."
However, we found that topical medicines were not always stored securely and each medicine did not always have an accurate and up to date body map to show care staff where it should be applied... manager immediately implemented a new system.
There was a positive culture in the home where staff worked together towards the best outcomes for people... Staff said they enjoyed coming to work... 'We are a good team, like a family. There is a lot of support from [the manager]'.
People told us there were enough staff to meet their needs. Staff confirmed there was enough of them to meet people's needs in a safe and timely manner. One staff member said, 'Staff seem to cope as we know people so well'.
All staff had completed mandatory training... staff told us how they were supported and encouraged to embark on nationally recognised qualifications in health and social care and that they received supervisions and appraisals that encouraged their continuous development.
The manager was not registered with the Care Quality Commission, which is a requirement of the provider's registration with us. However, the manager had started the process to complete their application.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: People had access to individualised and group activities... local children's nursery had come to the home where there was singing and seated dancing. The service had a section of the home called 'Reminiscence alley'.
No permanent manager as the current one is not registered with the regulator yet.
The manager was not registered with the Care Quality Commission, which is a condition of the providers registration. The manager was in the process of applying to register with us.
Only basic group activities like singing, dancing, and nursery visits, no dedicated activities coordinator or specialist programmes.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: People had access to individualised and group activities... local children's nursery had come to the home where there was singing and seated dancing.
Some issues with storing and recording skin cream medications that inspectors found.
we found that topical medicines were not always stored securely and each medicine did not always have an accurate and up to date body map
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Last inspected: May 2021
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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