Each time the CQC inspects a care home, it issues an inspection report. This gives feedback on what inspectors found and what recommendations they make to the people who manage the home.
From this, the providers need to produce an action plan, which is agreed with the CQC. At The RNBT, we decided to publish a summary of our report and action taken as we want to be open and honest with our residents, their families, friends and potential residents.
In the summary below you can read more about what the inspectors said and what our response and actions are. In addition, you can see what our residents, their families and friends have to say about the home on our website and our latest reviews posted on the independent website www.carehome.co.uk.
Summary of the CQC Inspection and our action in response
The inspection team observed a great deal of positive performance including:
- Kind and caring staff
- People treated with respect and dignity
- People given choice about how they live their lives
- A high satisfaction amongst residents and relatives
- The premises were of a high standard with facilities, equipment and technology supporting the delivery of safe care
These points are reflected in the Good rating the home was awarded for caring, evidence the service was providing kind and compassionate care.
The inspection recognised that the home had been through an unsettled period of leadership prior to the visit. This had affected the support that staff received, governance and notification of incidents. Although residents were happy with their care, some elements did not meet the required standards. These were in relation to obtaining legal consent for care and treatment, identifying & mitigating risk and ensuring effective oversight of the home.