Care Inspectorate News - Care Home Professional

HC-One care home in Fife given ‘weak’ inspection rating

Business Care home groups Compliance Operators by Lee Peart on February 22, 2021

HC-One’s Woodside Court Nursing Home in Glenrothes, Fife has been given a ‘weak’ rating by the Care Inspectorate. The home, which is registered to accommodate up to 60 people, including older people and people with

Care home rated ‘weak’ for care and support during COVID-19 pandemic

Business Care home groups Compliance Operators by Lee Peart on February 3, 2021

A care home where 19 people died following a COVID-19 outbreak in December has been given a ‘weak’ rating by

Care Inspectorate raises ‘serious concern’ over care home’s COVID response

Business Care home groups Compliance Operators by Lee Peart on January 13, 2021

The Care Inspectorate in Scotland has expressed “serious concern” over a care home’s support of people’s safety during the pandemic.

Care home’s licence suspended following inspection concerns

Business Compliance by Lee Peart on December 23, 2020

A care home in Midlothian will have its licence suspended after concerns were raised during an inspection. The action is

Care Inspectorate seeks registration cancellation following care home inspection

Business Care homes with nursing Compliance Operators by Lee Peart on December 18, 2020

Scotland’s Care Inspectorate is seeking to cancel the registration of a Midlothian care home following an inspection that identified “serious and significant concerns”.

Care home ordered to act over laundry cross-contamination risk

Business Care home groups Compliance Operators by Lee Peart on October 28, 2020

A Scottish care home has been ordered to review its infection control procedures by the Care Inspectorate.

Edinburgh care home rated ‘unsatisfactory’ for infection control

Business Care home groups Compliance Operators by Lee Peart on September 18, 2020

An Edinburgh care home that suffered 13 COVID-19 related deaths at the height of the pandemic has been rated ‘unsatisfactory’ for infection control by the Care Inspectorate.