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Whitehaven Residential Home

22 Whitehaven, Horndean, Waterlooville, Hampshire, PO8 0DN · View on map

Dementia CareResidential Care
Regulated by CQC · England Full report ↗
Requires improvement Overall rating
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The CQC says: “The service is not performing as well as it should and we have told the service how it must improve.” Read the CQC report

Safe Requires improvementEffective Requires improvementCaring Good carried forwardResponsive GoodWell-led Requires improvement

Report published 13 April 2026

Beds
15
CQC rating
Requires improvement
Registered
2011
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Overview

Key facts

The inspection record

Care Quality CommissionEngland's independent regulator of health and social care

Overall

Requires improvement

Report published 13 April 2026

SafeRequires improvement
EffectiveRequires improvement
CaringGood carried forward
ResponsiveGood
Well-ledRequires improvement

“Date of Assessment: 2 to 16 March 2025. This was a responsive inspection of the following key questions, safe, effective, responsive and well led. It was completed to follow up on the enforcement action taken after our previous inspection. This service is a residential care home for up to 15 people, providing support for older people who may be living with dementia.”

“The provider was previously in breach of legal regulations in relation to consent, safe care and treatment, safeguarding, safety of the premises and governance. Whilst we found improvements had been made, further work was required, and the provider remained in breach of these regulations.”

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“The provider did not always control potential risks in the care environment, for example, the required works in relation to fire safety were still in the process of being completed.”

“The provider did not have clear responsibilities, systems of accountability and good governance systems. They did not always ensure records were robust and fully evidenced the care people received.”

“The provider could not demonstrate they always had a positive culture of safety, due to a lack of records. The provider did not demonstrate how they always managed risk to people well. The provider did not always make sure that medicines and treatments were safe and met people’s needs, capacities and preferences.”

“The provider had not obtained written evidence of people’s consent to their care or recorded how they ensured legal requirements were met where people lacked the capacity to consent. Therefore, they could not always evidence the assessments they completed when people had restrictions in place.”

“The provider was previously in breach of legal regulation in relation to notifications. Improvements were found at this assessment, and the provider was no longer in breach of this regulation.”

“Through our observations, speaking with relatives, professionals, staff and the provider. We were assured people received the care they required in a person centred manner. We saw a low level of impact of the breaches on the delivery of people’s care and their experience and safety. This was due to the stable staff team who knew people well and understood their care needs and risks.”

“Although further work was required to achieve compliance with the breaches. We saw the provider was motivated and had made progress. In some areas, such as with the work on fire safety, progress had been inhibited due to factors, outside their control. The provider understood the need to be able to evidence the work both they and staff completed.”

“It will take further time for them to be able to fully establish and embed all of the systems they need and to delegate responsibilities to staff. To ensure the whole team is clear about the expectations of them within their role and their contribution to achieving the aims and objectives of the service.”

“We have asked the provider for an action plan in response to the concerns found at this assessment.  ”

The Care Quality Commission · Read the CQC report
REPORT PUBLISHED 13 APRIL 2026 · CQC LOCATION ID 1-120362781 View full CQC report

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Record timeline

7 Jan 2011

Registered with CQC

Whitehaven Residential Home entered the official register.

13 April 2026

Rated Requires improvement overall

Report published 13 April 2026 by the Care Quality Commission.

12 October 2026

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Older reports from the CQC's previous inspection approach

Inspected 3 February 2021, not rated

Inspected 10 August 2017, rated Good

Inspected 9 December 2014, rated Good

Registration details

Registration statusActive
Registered7 January 2011
Registered managerMs Beverley Walton
Council areaEast Hampshire
Integrated care boardNHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board
Client groupOlder Adults

Location

22 Whitehaven, Horndean, Waterlooville, Hampshire, PO8 0DNOpen in Google Maps

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Frequently asked questions

What types of care is Whitehaven Residential Home registered for?

Whitehaven Residential Home is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to provide Dementia Care and Residential Care.

How many Rooms does Whitehaven Residential Home have?

There are 15 Single Rooms.

What is Whitehaven Residential Home's CQC rating?

Whitehaven Residential Home is rated Requires improvement by the Care Quality Commission (report published 13 April 2026). The full CQC inspection report is available at cqc.org.uk/location/1-120362781.

How many beds does Whitehaven Residential Home have?

Whitehaven Residential Home is registered for 15 beds.

Who is the registered manager at Whitehaven Residential Home?

The registered manager is Ms Beverley Walton.

When was Whitehaven Residential Home last inspected?

The Care Quality Commission published its latest report on Whitehaven Residential Home on 13 April 2026.

Where is Whitehaven Residential Home located?

Whitehaven Residential Home is located in Waterlooville, United Kingdom.

When did Whitehaven Residential Home register with CQC?

Whitehaven Residential Home first registered on 7 January 2011.

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