30 January 2013
During a routine inspection
We spoke with four people who lived on the ground floor. They all had positive comments about the care and support they received. One person told us 'I can't fault them.' The same person described the service as 'my home, not their home.'
We spoke with two relatives of the people who used the service. They were happy with the care and support their relative received. One relative told us that they thought the care was 'very good.'
We spoke with four members of staff and they told us they thought the care given was good and the people who lived there were treated with dignity and respect.
Three of the people we spoke with told us that the food was very good and they were able to make choices from a menu. We saw that staff helped people at meal times.
The staff had training in safeguarding and we saw a corporate safeguarding and whistle blowing policy was in place to support staff.
The staff we spoke with told us that they had supervision every month and felt supported by the management. We saw that all staff received training on a regular basis.