New Milton House

“At the last inspection, the service was rated good in all areas. At this assessment the service remains good. We completed an assessment looking at all quality statements as this was the services first assessment under the single assessment framework.”

“The provider was not working in line with good practice guidance in all areas of medicines administration and management. They addressed this during our assessment and improved practice. We will assess the sustainability of these improvements at our next assessment. The premises were very clean and there were no malodours. We saw some consent forms had not been signed by either the person or their legally authorised representative. The provider addressed these forms and completed an audit of all consent forms before the end of our inspection. The provider had positive relationships with health and social care professionals and had developed good community links with schools, colleges and other care providers. Risks were assessed and as far as possible mitigated. When adverse events happened, they were thoroughly investigated and learning taken from them to minimise a risk of reoccurrence. The provider also worked with people to enable them to take positive risks to enhance their life experiences. Staff had completed a wide range of training courses and at the time of our assessment, completion levels were good. Staff received leadership support through supervision and staff meetings. The provider had positive development plans to improve their current service and hopefully support people for longer in the future.”