Sebright House Care Home

This nursing care home accommodates up to 40 elderly people, primarily those with dementia-related care needs, plus five beds for short-term 'discharge to assess' placements lasting six weeks. At the time of inspection, 34 people were living at the home. Recent management changes have been positively received by staff, who report having more time to fulfil their responsibilities. Staff take pride in their work, and relatives speak positively about care standards.

The home maintains appropriate staffing levels that allow staff to be attentive and respond proactively to people's needs. Staff understand their safeguarding responsibilities, and people appear relaxed in their presence. Individual risks are assessed and regularly reviewed, with care plans designed carefully to minimise distress for those with dementia. However, the home's audits require improvement to ensure they effectively monitor cleanliness, safety and environmental quality.