- Care home
Weavers Court Care Home
This care home is run by two companies: Adore Care Homes Ltd and Care UK Care Services Limited. These two companies have a dual registration and are jointly responsible for the services at the home
Assessment report published 9 September 2025
Contents
Ratings
Our view of the service
Date of Assessment: 29 July 2025 to 12 August 2025. The home provides residential and dementia care for up to 66 people. At the time of the second visit, 55 people were living at the service. This was the first assessment of the service under the new provider.
At the time of the assessment, the manager was in the process of registering with the Care Quality Commission.
Staff had received safeguarding training and understood their responsibilities. The provider’s quality assurance arrangements monitored the quality of care and people’s experience through its internal auditing processes. However, there was one instance where a safeguarding concern had not been reported promptly or appropriately to families and external professionals. This was discussed with the management team, who had completed an investigation and identified lessons learned.
Medicines were managed safely. Staff had completed relevant training and competency assessments.
Staff and the management team treated people with kindness, empathy, and compassion, and respected their privacy and dignity.
The provider ensured there were enough qualified, skilled, and experienced staff, who received effective support, supervision, and ongoing development. The provider was open and transparent throughout the assessment.
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) was out of date during the visit, but the provider ensured this was completed within 48 hours. All other maintenance checks were up to date and in place.
The home was clean, tidy, and had a homely feel.
People's experience of this service
When gathering people’s views, we spoke with people and their relatives, reviewed written complaints and compliments, looked at feedback from surveys and minutes of meetings. People told us they felt there was enough staff. One person said, “I think there is enough staff at night as they come straight away when I ring my buzzer.” Another person said, “There seems to be enough staff.” A relative said, “I am not sure if there is enough staff as I am always in [persons] room.” People told us they felt safe and spoke positively about the quality of care. One person said, “I am safe because people are around and help me and see to me.” Another person said, “Yes, I feel safe and well looked after.” A relative said, “[person] is safe here as [they] was having falls at home.” People and their relatives told us they received their medication on time. One relative said, “[Person] gets [their] medication regular, and they stay while [they] take it.” Another relative said, “[Person] gets [their] medication regular, and they stay while [they] take it.” People told us they enjoyed the activities at Weavers Court. One person said, “They take us out for ice cream, and we went to Elland Road and Marks and Spencer’s shopping.” Another person said, “The best thing is the activities and the staff.” A relative told us, “I have been on a canal boat. I have been to Bridlington and this year we are going to Scarborough, and we go to the fish shop.” People told us they were able to raise concerns. One person said, “Yes I know the manager [She] said to me you don’t complain to anybody you just come to me, and her attitude is if you don’t tell her your problem, she can’t sort it out.” A relative told us, “Yes I know who to and how to complain.”