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Bethel House

28 Beach Avenue, New Milton, Hampshire, BH25 7EJ · Operated by BRAND Deer Capital
CQC Overall Rating
Good
Beds
31
Care type
Residential homes
Specialism
Dementia
Registered since
10 January 2011
Last inspection
12 September 2018
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CQC ratings by category

Inspected 12 September 2018 · report published 19 October 2018
Safe
Good
Effective
Good
Caring
Good
Responsive
Good
Well-led
Good

What inspectors found

Bethel House is a care home that accommodates up to 31 people, and at the time of inspection, 22 residents were living there. The inspection focused on assessing the quality of care provided across five key areas, with an overall positive outcome noted. The report highlights that residents feel safe and well-cared for, with staff demonstrating a deep understanding of individual needs and providing support in a respectful and personalised manner. The home actively promotes community involvement and ensures that residents have a voice in their daily lives and activities.

In terms of safety, robust recruitment checks are conducted to ensure staff suitability, and personnel are well-trained in safeguarding procedures, knowing how to identify and report potential abuse. Sufficient staffing levels are maintained, and residents report feeling secure. The home manages risks effectively through comprehensive assessments and maintains appropriate emergency preparedness, including fire safety measures. Medication management is also handled safely, with clear procedures and accurate record-keeping.

Regarding effectiveness, residents enjoy varied and appealing meals, with the chef playing a key role in ensuring dietary needs and preferences are met. Staff are motivated and well-supported through regular supervisions and a comprehensive training program, including induction for new employees. The home demonstrates a strong understanding and application of the Mental Capacity Act, ensuring residents' choices and rights are protected. Health needs are well-met, with good communication and collaboration with healthcare professionals, and the home is actively involved in pilot projects to improve care standards.

The caring aspect of the service is consistently praised, with residents and their families describing staff as kind and compassionate. Care plans are personalised and provide detailed guidance, ensuring that care is delivered in line with individual wishes and needs. Staff are noted for their attentiveness and sensitivity in their interactions with residents. The homely atmosphere of the home is frequently mentioned by visitors, contributing to residents' overall well-being.

In relation to responsiveness, residents are encouraged to participate in and suggest activities, fostering a sense of engagement and community within the home. feedback mechanisms, including residents' meetings and surveys, are in place, and comments are actively used to drive improvements. The complaints procedure is accessible, ensuring that any concerns are addressed. The home's management is proactive in gathering and acting on feedback to enhance the resident experience.

Concerning leadership, the service is well-led by a registered manager. Regular audits are conducted to monitor and improve the quality of care provided. There are appropriate management structures in place, and communication channels between management, staff, residents, and families are robust. The leadership team is committed to fostering a positive environment and ensuring that the service operates in the best interests of the residents, with a clear vision for ongoing development.

Editorial summary, written from the official CQC inspection report. Read the full CQC report →

This is an editorial summary intended to make the inspection findings easier to read — it is not a substitute for the full report, and is not medical or care advice.

At a glance

Operator
BRAND Deer Capital
Regulated activity
Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care
Registration status
Registered
Local authority
Hampshire

Estimated weekly cost

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Specialisms & care types

Residential homes Caring for adults over 65 yrsCaring for adults under 65 yrsDementiaMental health conditions

Location & nearby homes

Plotted from registered coordinates · straight-line distance, not a road route.
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Frequently asked

Good, following the inspection on 12 September 2018.

Yes — Dementia is listed among Bethel House's registered specialisms with the CQC.

Bethel House is registered for 31 beds.