Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Supportive management with regular supervisions and a tight-knit team culture, but mixed staffing feedback means less time for chats with residents."
People were protected from avoidable harm as risks to people's health and safety were identified and assessed. Medicines were managed safely, and people received their medicines as prescribed.
The staff team felt well supported and valued by the registered manager and management team. A staff member said, 'We are a tight team, we bounce off each other, I can always approach a staff member, it's about who we are assisting, it's about the resident.'
We received mixed feedback from people, relatives and visitors about staffing levels. Three relatives told us there were enough staff, two relatives and a visitor that there were not... Rotas demonstrated that staffing was planned in line with the dependency tool, and staffing analysis demonstrated staffing was consistently above the required need.
Staff had a training plan which showed staff had completed training in areas such as communication skills, person centred care, dementia awareness, end of life, diabetes, diet and nutrition, oral health care and dignity, privacy and respect. Staff received regular supervision.
A staff member said, '[Registered manager] is wonderful, she is amazing. We have regular supervisions which cover talking about the people we support, our role, areas of improvement, wellbeing and training.'
A programme of activities was organised on a weekly basis... armchair exercises, any quizzes and hangman. It's bingo today. [Staff member] came in and played scrabble with me... activities coordinator.
Staffing is adequate with enough carers on rota but gets mixed reviews, some relatives say not enough so staff rush and have no time to chat.
We received mixed feedback from people, relatives and visitors about staffing levels. Three relatives told us there were enough staff, two relatives and a visitor that there were not... A person said, 'There's not enough. ...they don't have time to do it, to have a chat.'
Only standard training like dementia awareness and end of life care, no specialist courses or funded qualifications.
Staff had a training plan which showed staff had completed training in areas such as communication skills, person centred care, dementia awareness, end of life, diabetes, diet and nutrition, oral health care and dignity, privacy and respect.
Activities programme has variety like bingo, quizzes and painting with a coordinator but nothing special or innovative.
A programme of activities was organised on a weekly basis with plans to reintroduce external entertainers... armchair exercises, quizzes, hangman, bingo... painting on a large sheet of paper.
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Last inspected: May 2022
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Well-led: Good
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