People who lived in the home, as well as some of their relatives, told us that the staff had explained to them what care and treatment they would be receiving.They also told us that they were able to maintain regular contact with their legal representative and other organisations such as Age Concern.
Some of the people who were living in the home said that there are regular meetings of all of the people who live there where they can raise and discuss any issues that affect the care that they receive.
They also told us that the home carried out satisfaction surveys where they gave their views on how well the home was meeting their needs and where improvements could be made.
People told us that they had a range of meals that they could choose from and that they were well prepared and presented. One person told us, 'They've never had to scrape food off my plate into the bin' and another said, '....like an hotel in here'.
We were also told that there was a range of activities available for people to take part in should they wish to.
We talked to a number of people who were visiting friends or relatives. They told us that the home always made them feel welcome.
The people who live in the home told us that they felt able to raise any concerns with the manager or one of her staff.
Those people also told us that they felt safe living in this home. They were very complimentary about the people who work their saying such things as 'Can't speak highly enough of the staff'.