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Archived: Mulgrave House Nursing Home

9-11 Springfield Street, Rothwell, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS26 0BP (0113) 282 1937

Provided and run by:
Camelia Care Ltd

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All Inspections

29 October 2013

During a routine inspection

Staff we spoke with told us people were able to make decisions about various aspects of their life whilst living at Mulgrave House, for example, we were told people were able to choose when they got up and went to bed.

People told us they were happy living in the service. One person said, "The staff are excellent to me, they work very hard." Another person said "I love it here." A relative of a person who used the service told us, "Staff are really friendly. My (relative) was really ill when they first came here now they are out and about and socially included."

The majority of people who used the service were unable to tell us about their experience of the service provided due to their complex needs. We used a number of different methods to help us understand the experiences of people used the service. People who used the service told us they felt safe living in the home and that they could talk to the manager about anything.

People and relatives we spoke with told us they had no concerns about the current staffing levels. One person told us, "The staff are great and are available when I need them." Another person said, "There seems to be enough staff available they are there when I need them."

The relatives and people who used the service told us they felt confident any comments or complaints they had would be listened to and acted upon.

1 December 2011

During a routine inspection

People who use the service told us that they thought the level of care was good. One person told us, 'I couldn't be in a better place.' This person described the care they are given and it matched what was written in their care plan.

Another person told us that they received good care and had no complaints.

One person who needed assistance with walking told us that staff took their time when assisting them.

People told us that they could choose what to wear and what time to go to bed. One person told us what time they liked to go to bed and this was reflected in their care plan.

Staff told us that they provide good care. One member of staff said, 'We give the highest standards we possibly can.'

One person we spoke with told us that they agreed with everything in their care plan and felt confident to challenge any decisions which they did not agree with.

One visitor told us that they feel fully informed about their relatives care. They told us that they had been involved in making decisions about how care would be provided.