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Archived: Willowmead Residential Home Limited

1 Willowmead, Summer Road, East Molesey, Surrey, KT8 9LR

Provided and run by:
Willowmead Residential Home Ltd

Important: The provider of this service changed - see old profile

All Inspections

5 March 2014

During a routine inspection

We visited Willowmead Residential Home to review the care and service given to people who lived at this home. We spoke to residents over lunch in the dining room, and then interviewed four in more detail in the afternoon.

We asked people if they had consented to their care and suport, for example, whether staff asked permission before they carried out care tasks. We were told staff did get people's consent, and responses to this question included "They'd never do anything against my will." People told us they were given choices in their daily lives, and that staff respected those choices.

We received very positive comments on the meals at Willowmead and residents described the food as "Delicious" and "Always very good."

We reviewed the safeguarding outcome and asked residents if they felt safe living at this home. Those who were able to answer this question said they did feel safe, and comments included "Yes, very safe."

We asked people if they had any complaints about the service and none did. Comments from residents included "In the 11 years I've been here I've never had a complaint" and "Everything is very satisfactory."

We also reviewed recruitment records and found more work was needed to ensure all the records required under Schedule 3 of the regulations were on file for each staff member. However, residents commented positively on the staff and remarks included "They are very pleasant. Everyone is most obliging" and "Very nice; they really are."

27 March 2013

During a routine inspection

During our inspection we spoke to people who used the service and their relatives. We also used observation tools to observe interactions between people and staff. We saw that there were lots of positive interactions and people were engaged and happy.

Relatives of people we spoke with told us that they were pleased with the care that their relative received. One person told us 'It is really lovely here'. People were able to make choices about their day to day care and were supported to be independent where they could.

We looked around the home and saw that it was clean and free from odours.

We looked at care records for people and saw that they were reviewed regularly and updated when needed.

We looked at staff files. We saw that staff were adequately trained for their roles and had opportunities for development.