Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Approachable management and positive culture where staff feel supported, but basic activities programmes and unsafe skin cream storage hold it back."
Medicines were managed safely, however, management and storage of topical creams required improvement.
There was a positive and open culture at the service. Staff felt supported by management and able to share ideas or raise concerns.
There were sufficient staff to provide responsive and unhurried care.
Staff received initial and ongoing specialist training relevant to their roles, and specific to people's needs. For example, training in diabetes, pressure care and end of life care.
People and staff all told us the registered manager and management team were very approachable.
We spoke with the registered manager, 1 nurse, 3 care staff members and the activities co-ordinator.
The job is mostly routine personal care, basic activities with just a coordinator mentioned but no varied or creative programmes.
We spoke with the registered manager, 1 nurse, 3 care staff members and the activities co-ordinator.
Staff numbers are enough for unhurried care but nothing special like stable teams or low agency use.
Staff confirmed that staffing levels were sufficient. A member of staff told us, 'At present staffing levels are appropriate.'
Some skin creams stored unlocked in bathrooms without open dates, risking use of expired cream.
Two people's topical creams were stored in unlocked cupboards in their bathrooms. One of the topical creams had an unreadable label and no date of the opening.
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Last inspected: January 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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