Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff receive good training and feel supported by approachable managers, but unsafe medicines management and weak oversight systems need attention."
We found medicines were not always managed safely in the service as records relating to the administration of people’s medicines were not fully completed and fridge and room temperature records contained gaps in the recording.
Staff consistently told us the registered manager and provider were approachable and managed the service well. One staff member told us, “Truly, the manager and director are people you can speak too, they listen and are always around.”
Relatives told us they felt staffing levels were reduced at weekends and this meant that people did not have the same opportunities as they did in the week to engage in activities or go out if they wished.
Staff had received training appropriate to their roles and this was regularly updated. Staff told us they felt the training provided was good and that they felt supported in their roles.
The service lacked effective systems and processes to aid the management oversight, audits which had been completed did not identify or action the issues we found.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: The provider had a wide range of activities for people to engage with and an activity co-ordinator to support with activities and events.
Medication records have gaps, stock levels do not match and temperatures are not always checked, making it unsafe.
Records relating to the stock levels of medicine were not always accurate. We found one person’s medicine did not correspond with the stock level recorded on their medicine chart. We also found medicine administration records had not always been completed in line with best practice... Records for the medicine room and medicine fridge temperatures contained missing daily entries.
Fewer staff at weekends means people miss out on activities and outings.
Relatives told us they felt staffing levels were reduced at weekends and this meant that people did not have the same opportunities as they did in the week to engage in activities or go out if they wished.
Audits and oversight systems miss big problems like medication issues.
The service lacked effective systems and processes to aid the management oversight of the service. We found audits completed had not identified the issues we found with the management of medicines.
AI Generated
Last inspected: April 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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