The report said residents did not always have risk assessments to fully support their needs.
Improvements are still required at a care home that was previously graded inadequate by inspectors.
The care home’s director Deepak Patel said: “We will continue to work on the recommendations from the report and we are confident that we will make the necessary improvements.”It was only in April 2022 that the service, which can support up to six people under the age of 65 with learning disabilities and mental health conditions, was rated inadequate.
It was also revealed that further developments are required to ensure residents had care that was person-centred.Service management and leadership was found to be inconsistent during the assessment.Inspectors said: “Leaders and the culture they created did not always support the delivery of high-quality, person-centred care.”
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