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Archived: Jubilee Villa Care Home

Jubilee Villa, Upper Astley, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 4BU (01939) 210461

Provided and run by:
Miss Sherrie Edwards

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All Inspections

24 January 2014

During a routine inspection

People told us they enjoyed living at Jubilee Villa and were happy with the care they received. A visiting relative told us, 'I'm 100% satisfied with the care they provide. I'd be happy to live here, I can't fault them. It's a very friendly home'.

We found care and treatment was planned and delivered in a consistent way that helped promote people's safety and welfare. The care needs of people who used the service were kept under review. This helped to ensure the health and well-being of individuals was promoted.

Interactions between staff and people living in the home were appropriate and respectful. Staff took time not to rush people and listened to what they had to say.

Staff were trained to understand the specific needs of people in their care. We found they were supported and managed effectively and encouraged to update their skills and knowledge to meet people's individual needs.

The complaints process was not readily accessible to people and their representatives. People told us they had not had cause to complain. They were confident they would be listened to if they raised any concerns.

18 December 2012

During a routine inspection

People we spoke with were happy with the service they received. One person told us that it was, 'The best home I've been in'. People said that Jubilee Villa was, 'Very homely' and that the staff were, 'Very friendly'.

We found that people were consulted about the care they received and that their views were listened to.

We found that care plans were person centred and contained all the information staff needed to provide good, consistent care.

Staff told us that they were well supported by the manager and that they enjoyed their work. We found that staff had received lots of training to help them do their jobs better.

We saw that the manager regularly sought the views of people using the service and their families and representatives. The results of the surveys were used to maintain or improve the quality of the service provided.

2 November 2011

During a routine inspection

When we visited Jubilee Villa we found that people were very happy with the service that they received. People felt involved and consulted in relation to how they were cared for and supported. Care plans reflected an individualised service that was delivered around people's assessed needs. Everyone we spoke with told us that they had their views and experiences taken into account by staff and by the manager.

People's likes and dislikes, hobbies and dreams were recorded in care files seen and activities and outings had been arranged taking these into account. People shared with us their plans for the future and told us what they enjoyed doing. Information shared reflected information seen in care plans.

People liked the meals on offer at the home and enjoyed a flexible and responsive service at mealtimes.

People said that staff were kind and supportive. On the day of our visit we saw people being supported sensitively and discreetly. Staff were very mindful about respecting people's dignity and privacy and were seen to be involving people fully in relation to all decisions made. Staff were confident that people's needs were understood and managed appropriately as they had received good training opportunities and felt well supported to do a good job. People were protected because staff were confident to recognise and report abuse. People felt that staff were able to meet their care and support needs well. People said that they felt safe and well looked after.

People enjoyed a range of activities both within the home and trips out to places of interest. People were involved in making decisions about activities during residents' meetings that took place regularly.

An assessment of one person's needs had been carried out prior to their admission. The person felt that the home was able to meet their needs and had been made to feel very welcome.

A visiting health care professional to Jubilee Villa spoke very highly of the home saying that they had a good working relationship with the manager and the staff team and that the home was responsive to people's changing needs.