26 September 2012
During a routine inspection
We looked at people's treatment records. We found that records were accurate, up to date and completed. We also saw how the organisation included people in decision making throughout their treatment and support.
We observed the interactions between staff and people using the service and saw that staff treated people with dignity and supported them in a courteous and dignified way.
The service was run from an accessible York city centre building. The reception area and counselling rooms were comfortable and welcoming. All the recovery staff were based here and also the health care support including doctors and a nurse. This means that individuals can be screened and supported with their health needs promptly. This was important as it gave people all the support resources they initially needed in one building. One person said, 'The doctors and nurse are available here which is so much better, before you had to make an appointment and go across town for help'.