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Alexandra House

Overall: Not rated read more about inspection ratings

Nottingham Road, Wroughton Court, Eastwood, Nottingham, NG16 3GP (01773) 530749

Provided and run by:
Springcare (Eastwood) Limited

Important: The provider of this service changed. See old profile
Important:

We served 2 warning notices on 23 December 2024 to Springcare (Eastwood) Limited for failing to meet the regulations related to safe care and treatment and good governance at Alexandra House.

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Our current view of the service

Not rated

Updated 25 September 2024

Alexandra House is a care home that provides nursing and personal care for younger adults and people living with dementia. At the time of the assessment the service supported 29 people. The last rating for Alexandra House under the previous provider was good. This provider was registered with us on 16 February 2024, and this is their first assessment. We have identified breaches in relation to the safe care and treatment, safeguarding and governance systems. Medicines were not managed safely. Risks were not always identified, and staff did not always have guidance in place to reduce any risks to people. Risks relating to the environment had not been identified or managed. Infection prevention and control measures did not protect people from the risk of infection. Staff did not always recognise incidents as safeguarding concerns. This placed people at an increased risk of harm. We found governance systems were ineffective and had either failed to identify issues or where issues had been identified timely action was not taken. We asked the provider for an action plan in response to our concerns, the provider responded in a timely manner addressing the issues we found.

People's experience of the service

Updated 25 September 2024

People gave us mixed feedback about the quality of their care. Some people told us they were happy with the quality of care and told us staff were kind and caring. However, we found many people living at Alexandra House could not speak with us, therefore we observed interactions between staff and people. During our observations we found concerns in the way some people were supported. For example, we observed staff to support a person unsafely with their moving and handling needs. Some people told us staff came quickly when they called for support whereas others told us they waited longer at times. We also observed some people to be ignored for long periods of time. People told us permanent staff knew their needs well but felt they needed to tell agency staff how to support them. Staff did not always have guidance available in how to support people safely.