- Homecare service
Alliance Care Ltd
Registration details
CQC register Alliance Care Ltd to carry out these legally regulated activities. Contact us if you think Alliance Care Ltd is operating services not listed here.
Type of service
- Homecare agencies
- Supported living
Service specialism
- Caring for adults over 65 yrs
- Caring for adults under 65 yrs
- Caring for children (0 - 18yrs)
- Dementia
- Learning disabilities
- Mental health conditions
- Sensory impairments
Local authority
Birmingham
Monitored services
CQC register Alliance Care Ltd to carry out the following legally regulated services here:
Personal care
Mrs Mara Miranda Mellissa Logan is responsible for these services.
Mrs Mara Miranda Mellissa Logan is the registered manager for these services at this location.
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
Within 14 days of this condition taking effect, the Registered Provider must conduct a review of care plans and risk assessments for all service users who are at risk of aspiration or require a modified diet, including those who receive nutrition or hydration via Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG). The Registered Provider will ensure all care plans and risk assessments include, where relevant:
a) The service users’ recommended texture level of foods and fluids.
b) A detailed description of how to safely prepare food to this level of modification, including ratios of thickener to fluids, if required.
c) A list of any foods which have been assessed as unsuitable.
d) Where nutrition and/or hydration is received via PEG, a detailed and clear regime will be documented, including timings, details of water flushes and any signs or symptoms that may require escalation for medical attention.
Within 14 days of this condition taking effect, the Registered Provider must implement an effective monthly audit and monitoring system to ensure that:
a) Care plans contain clear guidance to staff for minimising risks, including but not limited to; choking risks, falls, diabetes, catheter care, epilepsy and behaviour that may cause harm.
b) Medicine administration is clearly documented in care plans and MAR, with any discrepancies being identified and action taken.
c) The safety of children is robustly managed through enhanced care planning and appropriate training for staff involved in their specialist support.
d) Accidents, allegations of abuse and incidents are recorded, reviewed, investigated and, where appropriate, reported to external agencies.
e) Analysis of accidents and incidents takes place to ensure lessons are learned to reduce further risk.
f) Staff training is audited to ensure staff have the training and knowledge needed to undertake their roles and their competency to manage key risks, including but not limited to medication administration and moving and handling, is reviewed at least annually.
Within 14 days of this condition taking effect, the Registered Provider must submit a report detailing what action has been taken to comply with the above conditions. After submission of the first report, the Registered Provider must submit a monthly report to the Care Quality Commission on the first Monday of the month. The report should include:
a) Any issues identified in the monthly audits described in 2a – 2c and actions taken.
b) Any actions taken and lessons learned from the monthly analysis of accidents and incidents and safeguarding matters.
c) An update on the progress of training and competency checks for staff.
Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Mrs Mara Miranda Mellissa Logan is responsible for these services.
Mrs Mara Miranda Mellissa Logan is the registered manager for these services at this location.
Condition of this registration relating to carrying out this regulated activity
Within 14 days of this condition taking effect, the Registered Provider must conduct a review of care plans and risk assessments for all service users who are at risk of aspiration or require a modified diet, including those who receive nutrition or hydration via Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG). The Registered Provider will ensure all care plans and risk assessments include, where relevant:
a) The service users’ recommended texture level of foods and fluids.
b) A detailed description of how to safely prepare food to this level of modification, including ratios of thickener to fluids, if required.
c) A list of any foods which have been assessed as unsuitable.
d) Where nutrition and/or hydration is received via PEG, a detailed and clear regime will be documented, including timings, details of water flushes and any signs or symptoms that may require escalation for medical attention.
Within 14 days of this condition taking effect, the Registered Provider must implement an effective monthly audit and monitoring system to ensure that:
a) Care plans contain clear guidance to staff for minimising risks, including but not limited to; choking risks, falls, diabetes, catheter care, epilepsy and behaviour that may cause harm.
b) Medicine administration is clearly documented in care plans and MAR, with any discrepancies being identified and action taken.
c) The safety of children is robustly managed through enhanced care planning and appropriate training for staff involved in their specialist support.
d) Accidents, allegations of abuse and incidents are recorded, reviewed, investigated and, where appropriate, reported to external agencies.
e) Analysis of accidents and incidents takes place to ensure lessons are learned to reduce further risk.
f) Staff training is audited to ensure staff have the training and knowledge needed to undertake their roles and their competency to manage key risks, including but not limited to medication administration and moving and handling, is reviewed at least annually.
Within 14 days of this condition taking effect, the Registered Provider must submit a report detailing what action has been taken to comply with the above conditions. After submission of the first report, the Registered Provider must submit a monthly report to the Care Quality Commission on the first Monday of the month. The report should include:
a) Any issues identified in the monthly audits described in 2a – 2c and actions taken.
b) Any actions taken and lessons learned from the monthly analysis of accidents and incidents and safeguarding matters.
c) An update on the progress of training and competency checks for staff.