Inspectors have rated all six services for elderly and vulnerable people run by Nottingham City Council as ‘good.’
The independent regulator called the Care Quality Commission (CQC) rated each service on whether they are safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.
The CQC have been evaluating the services provided by the City Council for the past 18 months.
Services rated as ‘good’ by CQC
- The Oaks Residential Care Home, Campbell Street, St. Ann’s
- Oakdene Residential Care Home, Woodborough Road, St. Ann’s
- JackDawe Dementia Home, Citywide service based at Aspect House, Bulwell
- Cherry Trees Resource Centre, Chippenham Road, Bestwood Park
- Shared Lives Service, Citywide service based at Loxley House
- Social Care Reablement Service, Citywise service based at Aspect House, Bulwell
Portfolio Holder for Adults and Health Alex Norris said: “It’s clear the inspectors were impressed by the dedicated, caring and knowledgeable staff at each home and we thank them for the valuable service they provide.
“This recognition by the CQC is a testament to the consistent hard work and effort of all the staff.
“We will all continue to work hard to try to ensure these high standards are maintained and our next aim is for all our in-house services to be rated ‘outstanding’ by the CQC.”
