14 January 2014
During a routine inspection
People who had used the service spoke positively about it. One person said: 'They did their very best and I was extremely happy. They were very kind and reassuring.' Another person said: 'They were on the ball, I was very grateful.'
People had been involved in the care and had been able to make choices about their treatment. Their human rights and dignity had been respected. We found that appropriate care and treatment had been planned and when necessary medical professionals had been contacted.
The provider had taken reasonable steps to ensure staff and volunteers had received appropriate training for their roles. Employed staff told us that they felt supported by their managers and had been given opportunities for development. Records had been maintained appropriately and stored securely. However, we found that training records did not always accurately record when staff and volunteers had received training.