Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel supported in a positive culture, but safety gaps and incomplete training like infection control hold it back."
Improvements were needed to people’s care planning information, risk assessments for equipment and mobility needs... where medicines posed a flammable risk... personal protective equipment... Not all water safety temperature checks were within a suitable safe range.
Staff felt supported by the registered manager and provider and said it was a nice place to work. Staff told us, “Really good manager” and “Nice, I like working here.”
no staff vacancies at the time of the inspection. Staff gave us mixed feedback on staffing levels within the service, commenting that on occasions people had to wait to have personal care provided
The provider’s training matrix confirmed some staff needed training in, infection control, food awareness, diabetes training and additional practical training
The providers existing governance arrangements had not identified these shortfalls. This is a breach of good governance.
Per 2023 comprehensive inspection: People were involved in activities such as chair exercises and games... there is a fitness lady and sometimes they have a singer come in.
Safety processes have gaps like missing risk checks for equipment and mobility aids, plus issues with medicines storage and infection control, so daily care feels riskier.
improvements were needed where 1 person was using the stair lift as they had no risk assessment... 5 people needed a risk assessment for emollient creams that posed a flammable risk... used personal protective equipment was not being disposed of as required
Some mandatory training is out of date or missing for infection control, diabetes, and food safety, so staff skills aren't fully reliable yet.
some staff needed to complete mandatory training... training matrix confirmed some staff needed training in, infection control, food awareness, diabetes training
Staffing covers shifts with no vacancies but sometimes feels stretched so people wait hours for personal care.
on occasions they said there were not always enough staff... people had to wait to have personal care provided and this could be as late as 11am or 11.30am
AI Generated
Last inspected: November 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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