The CQC is asking care home providers for their thoughts on its new strategy in a formal consultation which was published yesterday. In its new
Compliance
To mark National Obesity Awareness Week (Jan 11-17), QCS Customer and Policy Lead, Leah Cooke (pictured), discusses the myriad of challenges faced by care providers in managing obesity in care homes. It is hardly surprising
A nursing home in Telford, Shropshire has turned around its fortunes despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Myford Nursing Home was rated Good
A Scottish care home that suffered a significant COVID-19 outbreak has been rated ‘weak’ in four areas by the Care Inspectorate.
A newly reopened care home in Norfolk has been rated Inadequate following an inspection by the CQC. Mountfield Care Home in Norwich, which was recently
Plexus Innovation shares how it is successfully rolling out its innovative GUARDIAN® technology across care homes in the UK, establishing a new normal in the
A Norfolk care home has been rated Inadequate and placed in special measures following an inspection which raised concerns over PPE and cleanliness. Oak Manor Nursing Home, which is operated by Caring Homes, was rated
A care home in Midlothian will have its licence suspended after concerns were raised during an inspection. The action is being taken against Thornlea Nursing
Staff at an Inadequate rated care home complained that PPE was “locked up” and they were only allowed to use one mask a day.
Scotland’s Care Inspectorate is seeking to cancel the registration of a Midlothian care home following an inspection that identified “serious and significant concerns”.
