Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Enough staff and a positive culture where staff feel supported, but unsafe medicines management, poor risk assessments and weak oversight need improvement."
Medicines were not always managed safely; Risks to people were not always assessed, monitored and reviewed.
Staff we spoke with knew people well and were positive about the management and support in the home.
There were enough staff to meet people's needs.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: Staff had received the required induction, support and training to deliver care and support following the latest legislation and best practice.
Governance and oversight of the service required improvement. Audits did not always highlight issues which had been identified during this inspection, such as fire risks, risk relating to specific health conditions, medicines issues and mental capacity assessments.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: Staff engaged with people individually and as groups; links with the community included church services and school visits.
Risk plans for health issues like diabetes, catheters, and weight loss were missing or outdated, and some medications were not given at the right times.
Where people had specific health conditions, risk assessments and care plans were not always accurate, in place, or contained sufficient detail to inform staff how to manage and mitigate the associated risks. For example, the risk associated with diabetes and catheter care had not always been considered.
Audits and checks missed major problems like medication errors and health risks, so leadership oversight is weak.
Governance and oversight of the service required improvement. Audits did not always highlight issues which had been identified during this inspection, such as... risk relating to specific health conditions, medicines issues.
Only basic activities like games, church services, and school visits with no coordinator or structured programme, so the role lacks variety.
Per 2019 comprehensive inspection: During the inspection staff played with balls which improved people's dexterity and co-ordination... links with the community included church services and school visits.
AI Generated
Last inspected: March 2023
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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