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Staff helpful and very importantly have good understanding

Helpful and understanding staff. Built good relationship with my relative.

I am an independent AHP working there monthly. The Manager and care staff look after the residents very well and have good rapports with them. The House is clean and well looked after with a homely feel for the residents.

For someone that lives at Thornton Avenue the in my opinion the support service is very bad, to the point of put clients at severe risk. 5 member of staff “working“ during the Night Shift have been caught asleep, and although able to gain evidence, recordings of them“, Thornton manager and area manager, ignored the issue. This issue alone put myself, and five other clients at risk of that if they had a seizure during the night, they could go into status epilepticus and die. As well, there’s the fact that on the tenants agreement form, there is very little detailed as to what money will going to, so they are able use money that is refered to on the tenants agreement, around £17.00, as well as ask for money for “cleaning materials“ although living here you can see that the money provides much more than just cleaning materials. This therefore come under financial abuse. When you speak up to a member of staff, and try and speak your views, they act really rudely to you. However it is always blamed to be that you’re in the wrong concerning every subject. Staff alway ignore your e-Mails incase of risk of creating a bad paper trail, that could be seen as evidence for bad claims. The clients only got keys to the front this year, after a situation where, a client, myself, got locked out of the building at around 2:30 at night.

Liberty Court has had some changes recently which I feel may help improve some of the difficult areas. Daily Epilepsy care and supporting seizures daily I feel is good, I have concerns for continuity of care such as sharing information with medical professionals at consultations isn't supported well, follow up on GP request continuity of care can be overlooked and day to day general health may be affected as a consequence. Day to day running of household bills and supporting clients is poor these will often be overlooked resulting in payment arrears for the client. I feel that office duties/support should be an essential part of their support for clients who aren't able to do these things and a dedicated person who completes these roles solely would be a big help to the team. I know that my loved one feels more jolly and happy in recents months and I can hear a nice vibe when talking on the phone to my loved one. The block has recently had some improvements in the communal areas but the individual flat of my loved one is in need of updating. A hard Lamaze flooring was recently laid in the whole flat without consultation with the client and family, carpet wold have bene the preferred covering as this is more like a home and now the flat has a feel of an office the hard floor is unforgiving when a client has a fall and my loved one has already had some broken belongings in her flat due to dropping things accidentally on the floor. Suggested improvements to the flat have been completed and left for months and months.

When I first opened it was very good but over the years it has gone down hill also the management changed for the worst I am bullied everyday some of the staff don’t understand any of my English when it’s perfectly clear sometimes even laugh and stopped all of the activities.

Great care home with great staff

Love working at queens court. Diana General Manager is always welcoming. Today i really enjoyed seeing everyone come in for the dementia seminar.

Lack clear communication with family

I am the general manager here at withens and I am proud of the team we have recruited over the last year and I am proud of the journey withens has been on over the last 18 months