Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Stable staff team and supportive management foster an open culture, but medication records are not always correct."
Medication records were not always correct.
There was a positive person centred culture apparent in the home and obvious respect between the registered manager, staff and people who lived in the home.
The staff team were consistent and long standing. Staffing levels were consistent and were adapted to meet people's needs.
Staff had training in all of the required areas the provider deemed was necessary and in additional areas to meet the needs of the people whom they supported.
Staff told us that they felt supported in their role and that the registered manager was approachable. This meant the home promoted an open culture.
The home had an activities programme and activities co-ordinator who ensured any activities that were happening was advertised on the main notice board in the dining area.
Medication records weren't always filled in correctly, so safety checks rely on fixing issues after they are spotted.
We found that staff had not always completed the documentation appropriately when booking in medication.
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Last inspected: March 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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