by Tony Thiru | Dec 7, 2022 | Advice, News
One of the most effective ways to track the quality of care being delivered across the country is through data and trends. This makes it a vital resource for care home investors, owners and providers to have when assessing their care homes against the competition and...
by Siobhan Stirling | Nov 1, 2022 | Case Studies
When a care home has been rated ‘inadequate’, it can feel like there are few options left to save it. Whilst it’s never going to be easy to improve an ‘inadequate’ rated care home, there are always steps that can be taken to improve it, using the resources and budget...
by Tony Thiru | Oct 31, 2022 | Case Studies
When a care home receives a ‘requires improvement’ CQC rating, the cause tends to be deep-rooted in long-running systems, methods and processes that are no longer meeting compliance. This makes improving the rating no easy challenge, but is something that our expert...
by Tony Thiru | Oct 10, 2022 | Advice, News
The threat of COVID-19 has reduced since the height of the pandemic in 2020, largely thanks to the UK’s vaccination programme. This has helped to minimise the spread of the disease and lessened the severity of its symptoms. But as the colder seasons begin, the chance...
by Ryan Allen | Apr 28, 2021 | CQC Inspections, News
Care Quality Commission (CQC) on-site visits play a big part in the final result of your care home rating. Visits will either be scheduled or responsive. Types of CQC inspections Four different types of inspections carried out by the CQC: Comprehensive inspections...
