• Mental Health
  • Independent mental health service

Field House

Overall: Good read more about inspection ratings

Chesterfield Road, Alfreton, Derbyshire, DE55 7DT (01773) 838150

Provided and run by:
Elysium Healthcare (Field House) Limited

Latest inspection summary

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Our current view of the service

Good

Updated 20 May 2025

Date of Assessment: 11 and 12 March 2025.

Field House and Apartments is a Level 2 mental health inpatient rehabilitation service that provides care and treatment for up to 16 women who have an identified mental health rehabilitation need. Level 2 rehabilitation provides specialised services focused on restoring function and independence for patients with moderate to complex needs, preparing them for a return to the community. This includes people who may also have a learning disability, and who may have a diagnosis of autism or Personality Disorder (PD).

The service was last rated as Good (published August 2021). The report was published following Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) old inspection approach using key lines of enquiry (KLOEs), prompts and ratings characteristics. This assessment has been completed following CQC new approach to assessment; Single Assessment Framework (SAF).

This was an unannounced assessment, which means the provider was not told an assessment was going to be taking place beforehand. During this assessment we looked at all quality statements across all 5 key questions. As we assessed all quality statements at this visit the current rating reflects the findings from this assessment.

People's experience of the service

Updated 20 May 2025

Patients felt safe and well supported on the ward. Staff treated them with kindness, compassion, dignity, and respect. They were always helpful, approachable and available. Patients and people important to them were encouraged to be involved in their care and treatment planning. They were seen and treated as individuals with their own needs and preferences.

Patients were supported to be as independent as possible having both choice and control around their care, and treatment. Patients were listened to and encouraged to feedback on their experience of care within the service.

Everyone involved in the patients care worked well with them. Patients were supported with their communication needs, having access to numerous internal and external resources to help capture their voice, needs, and preferences. Information regarding the patients care, treatment, and support was available and displayed around the ward. Information regarding external resource and support was also available and on display.