Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Strong leadership, ample staffing for individual resident time, and a united team, but medicines records and basic training need improvement."
Staff understood local safeguarding procedures and their role in protecting people from abuse. Incidents were fully documented and opportunities for learning valued. However, where ‘as required’ medication had been used records had not been maintained detailing why the medication was needed or whether it had been effective.
Staff were now treated fairly and worked effectively as a team to meet people’s needs. Where issues impacted on staff morale they were promptly addressed... Staff told us, “Staff are getting on together. We are all here for the same reason”, “We are a pretty good team.”
Although occupancy levels had reduced since our last assessment... night staffing levels had been increased. This meant the service was overstaffed giving staff time to spend with people on an individual basis. Staff told us, “There is plenty of staff” and “Now we have enough staff to look after people, there is no need to rush”.
Records showed staff had been supported to complete regular training updates. Staff told us, “We have had loads of training, there have been so many people coming in and talking to us”. All staff received regular supervision and team meetings were held frequently.
a permanent manager had been recently appointed. Staff told us they were now well led, protected from discrimination and were confident any safety concerns they reported would be investigated.
Per 2020 comprehensive inspection: An activity co-ordinator had been employed and they organised daily pastimes which were in line with people's interests... external entertainers visited the service regularly. Recent assessment: People told us, “We now have a full schedule of activities”.
Staff get regular training updates but nothing specialist or funded qualifications for career growth.
Records showed staff had been supported to complete regular training updates. Staff told us, “We have had loads of training, there have been so many people coming in and talking to us”.
Activities have a coordinator and full schedule but no special programmes or innovative approaches to make the job more varied.
People told us there had been an increase in the range of activities on offer and records showed some people had been able to enjoy trips to local attractions... “We now have a full schedule of activities”.
Records for as-required medication don't always explain why it was given or if it helped.
where this medication had been used records had not been maintained detailing why the medication was needed or whether it had been effective.
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Last inspected: August 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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