Care Home Told to Improve After Inspection
Henwick Grange Care Home has been rated as 'requires improvement' in all but one area after a visit from Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors.
The home, which caters for people over 65, including those with dementia, was found to have faeces on bathroom equipment and unclean surfaces, prompting concerns about the risk of infection.
- Exposed piping and trip hazards from uneven drain covers were also identified as safety concerns.
- Open access to storage rooms with harmful chemicals was another issue highlighted by inspectors.
Inspectors found faeces on bathroom equipment and unclean surfaces, prompting concerns about the risk of infection.
The leadership team was said to be "receptive" to these concerns and has devised a refurbishment plan to address the issues.
Author's summary: Care home needs improvement after inspection finds faeces in bathrooms.