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Care Home Earns 'Good' Rating from CQC
11 Jul
Summary
- Lord Hardy Court care home achieved a 'Good' rating by CQC inspectors.
- The home provides safe, responsive, and well-led support for residents.
- Minor record-keeping and medicine storage issues were noted.
A council-run care home in Rawmarsh has been awarded a 'Good' rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Inspectors from the CQC recently evaluated Lord Hardy Court, noting that it provides safe, responsive, and well-led support to its residents. The facility is managed by Rotherham Council.
Lord Hardy Court is equipped to support a maximum of 60 individuals. These residents include older people and those living with learning disabilities.
While the inspection yielded a positive outcome, the CQC did highlight some minor concerns. These issues related to the facility's record-keeping practices and the proper storage of medicines.
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