Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel valued in a supportive culture with approachable leadership and good training, but agency staff cover rota gaps and some incident records are inconsistent."
Medicines had been managed safely and regular checks on staff competence had been completed. However, it was not always clear what actions had been taken to prevent recurrence due to inconsistent record keeping.
Staff felt valued and respected by the provider and colleagues. One member of staff told us they felt there was a supportive learning culture at the service.
We observed there were sufficient staff to meet people's needs... Where there were gaps on the staff rota the provider used agency hours.
Staff had training and regular supervisions, there were also staff meetings held where staff could share ideas or discuss concerns.
Staff knew the registered manager and said they were approachable, inclusive and willing to help them when needed. Staff thought the service was well-led.
Staff shared examples of individualised care people experienced. For example, people were supported to go swimming, horse-riding and to the cinema. People had their own activity planners.
Staffing levels are sufficient but they use agency staff to cover gaps in the rota.
Where there were gaps on the staff rota the provider used agency hours.
Some incident reports do not fully record steps taken to prevent repeats.
some incident forms did not record all action taken to prevent recurrence.
AI Generated
Last inspected: December 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
Direct feedback from current and former employees

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