Last updated: 9 February 2026
"High staff retention with consistent familiar teams and strong leadership, although activities are basic without specialist programmes."
People were safe and protected from avoidable harm. Staff were trained in safeguarding and knew what to do... Accidents and incidents were recorded and analysed so any trends or patterns could be highlighted.
Staff were motivated and enjoyed strong team work. Staff felt valued and well-supported by the management team.
Retention rates of staff were very high, the providers own checks showed that 80 percent of staff had worked at the service for more than five years. This led to consistent staff that people were familiar with.
Staff received training that equipped them with the skills knowledge they needed to support people. Staff had training about dementia and other conditions people lived with. Staff were trained to use special equipment such as percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tubes.
The registered manager provided staff with leadership and was visible and approachable. Staff were motivated and enjoyed strong team work.
Activities staff were employed to ensure people received a range of activities. People were actively able to follow their interests, for example gardening.
Activities are basic with a staff member running things like gardening and hobbies, but no specialist programmes or creative innovations to make the role more varied.
Activities staff were employed to ensure people received a range of activities. People were actively able to follow their interests, for example gardening.
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Last inspected: March 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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