Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Supportive manager lifts staff morale and safe care is strong, but training gaps and basic activities hold it back."
We found safe care and treatment was provided. People were safeguarded from risks of abuse and other risks. Safe medicines practice was followed
I think staff morale is lifting…since new manager come, just lifted everyone's morale, he's so approachable. He comes on the unit.
People were supported by sufficient staff... staff feedback and rotas showed the service was usually staffed above the minimum level.
staff had not completed a yearly appraisal at the time of our inspection. We found the provider's policy required staff to complete moving and handling training on a three yearly basis, which was not in line with best practice guidance.
The manager had made a positive impression and was viewed as accessible and supportive by the staff team.
supporting people to engage in activities such as bingo.
Training covers basics like safeguarding but skips yearly reviews and does moving people training only every three years instead of more often.
staff had not completed a yearly appraisal at the time of our inspection. We found the provider's policy required staff to complete moving and handling training on a three yearly basis, which was not in line with best practice guidance.
Just basic activities like bingo run by the coordinator, nothing special to mix up the daily routine.
supporting people to engage in activities such as bingo.
Enough staff most days but sickness sometimes leaves less time to really chat with residents.
Some staff indicated when the service operated at minimum staffing level, occasionally due to staff sickness, they had less time to meaningfully engage with people using the service.
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Last inspected: October 2021
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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