Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Stable experienced management and supportive culture motivate staff well, although the activities programme lacks coordination and there has been some staff turnover."
The provider had a proactive and positive culture of safety, based on openness and honesty... The provider had made improvements since our last inspection and no longer in breach of regulations. Medicines were now stored safely... People received their medicines safely and as prescribed.
Staff were motivated to deliver high quality care... A staff member told us, “I enjoy my job because we have a very supportive manager. The environment is enabling people...” Staff were encouraged to speak up and share any concerns.
There were enough staff to support people. Staffing levels were planned based on people’s dependency and individual needs... A relative told us, “The staff team are excellent. A lot of them have been with [family member] a long time... Although there has been turnover, the consistency has been maintained.”
Staff had been provided relevant training to meet people’s needs... Staff were supported through regular supervision to continually improve in their role... Staff had received relevant training, and their competency was regularly checked.
There was a stable and experienced management team at the service which meant the service was now managed well. Managers were skilled and knowledgeable... Staff were well supported by managers.
Structured observation tool... showed people were included in events and activities... [Family member] goes out to coffee mornings now and socialises... the provider had just purchased sensory projectors which would provide people with individualised sensory based activities.
No full activities programme or coordinator, just occasional outings and basic events like coffee mornings.
[Family member] goes out to coffee mornings now and socialises with others. They (staff) are not afraid to try new things which is good.”... the provider had just purchased sensory projectors
Only standard training to meet basic needs, no specialist courses or funded qualifications mentioned.
Staff had been provided relevant training to meet people’s needs... Staff had received relevant training, and their competency was regularly checked to ensure they managed and administered medicines safely.”
Staffing is adequate with enough staff most of the time, but some turnover means not fully stable.
Although there has been turnover, the consistency has been maintained as they impart knowledge to newer staff.”
AI Generated
Last inspected: March 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
Direct feedback from current and former employees

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