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We look after those vulnerable adults who can no longer look after themselves.
We give them a safe, yet stimulating environment in which they can continue to enjoy their lives.
We care for people who have mental illness, Alzheimer’s, dementia, sensory disorder, physical disability and clients with palliative care needs.
The well-being of our clients is central to our culture and values.
All clients are able to continue doing the activities they used to enjoy before before they came to us.
Where possible, we involve families and friends in our activities programmes to ensure we offer a complete home-from-home environment.
We put on our well-being glasses and see our clients through their eyes.
We aim to look after all of our clients as we would want to be looked after if we were in their shoes.
We remove the boundaries that their condition imposes on them and which merely “adequate” care environments, would place on them.
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Stimulation
Reduced
Medication
Reduced
Difficult Behaviour
We received an unannounced inspection from CQC at the end of March this year and the latest report was published in June. Click here to see the report.
You may recall that I wrote a response and submitted a formal complaint having refuted an inspection that took place in 2014.
Although time has moved on, if anyone decides to look at historical CQC reports they need to be aware of my response to that inspection. This is why I am still referring to this inspection and leaving this link to our response here.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Thank you
Juliet
