17 June 2013
During a routine inspection
People said that staff understood their individual needs and preferences. People told us that they had been involved in planning their care and setting goals. People spoke very highly of the staff and the services provided.
People received safe and coordinated care when they moved between services, because the provider worked cooperatively with others involved in peoples care.
The provider had robust systems in place for the safe handling and management of medication. This ensured that people received the correct medication at times they needed them.
The service had a wide ranging and very effective quality assurance system. The system took account of people's views, any complaints or comments made, and evaluated the quality and safety of the care people received.
The service had an effective complaint policy and procedure, which invited people to make complaints without fear of discrimination. The service demonstrated that it valued people's views and learnt from complaints.