Banbury's Larkrise Care Centre rated ‘Good’ in all areas following an inspection

Inspectors from independent regulator of health and social care, Care Quality Commission (CQC), have awarded care at Larkrise Care Centre in Banbury ‘good’ in all areas following an inspection last summer.
The Larkrise team celebrateThe Larkrise team celebrate
The Larkrise team celebrate

Officers particularly recognised the quality of care being delivered in the home, located in Prescott Close and ran by The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT).

Inspectors found that people living at Larkrise receive safe care from skilled and knowledgeable staff and that people were supported to have maximum choice and control of their lives.

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The report details: “Staff support residents in the least restrictive way possible and in their best interests; the policies and systems in the service support this practice.”

The report adds: “Staff consistency enables people to receive good care from staff who know them well. People have access to activities to prevent social isolation.”

Regarding the management of Larkrise, inspectors found that the home is 'well-led” and is “focused on improving people's care.'

The report reads: “Staff worked well as a team and complemented each other's skills.”

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Home Manager Lyndsay Sard said: “We look forward to enjoying this success; I can honestly say the team really know how to celebrate! We had a five-minute party to take on board the achievement and just relax.

"We now have our sights set on Outstanding, so watch this space.”

Patsy Just, assistant operations director for OSJCT, added: “The knowledge that our residents and clients are happy and receiving the best possible care with individual needs being met is a testament to the values and ethos of OSJCT and the hard work of our team.”