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Bramshott Grange

Connaught Drive, Liphook, Hampshire, GU30 7GZ
CQC Overall Rating
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Beds
67
Care type
Nursing homes
Specialism
Dementia
Registered since
7 March 2018
Last inspection
28 February 2019
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CQC ratings by category

Inspected 28 February 2019 · report published 26 April 2019
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What inspectors found

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This report provides an overview of a recent inspection at Bramshott Grange, a residential care home. The inspection aimed to assess the overall quality of care and whether the home meets regulatory standards. The findings cover various aspects of the service, from safety and effectiveness to how caring and responsive the staff are, and the overall leadership of the home. It details the practices observed by inspectors and feedback gathered from residents, relatives, and staff.

Regarding safety, inspectors found that residents felt secure and protected from harm. Staff demonstrated a good understanding of safeguarding responsibilities, and concerns were addressed promptly. While most safety systems were robust, a minor issue with fire doors being found unlocked was immediately rectified by management. Residents had access to call bells, and risk assessments were detailed within care plans, guiding staff to ensure resident safety, particularly concerning nutrition, falls, and choking. The environment and equipment were well-maintained, and effective systems were in place for medication management, including the use of an electronic system. Infection control practices were consistently followed, and the home was noted for its cleanliness.

On how effective the care is, Bramshott Grange focuses on assessing and regularly reviewing residents' needs, incorporating their personal goals and preferences. The home provides support in line with best practice guidance, including for residents living with dementia. While an area for improvement was identified regarding the inclusion of gender-specific needs in initial assessments, staff demonstrated a commitment to meeting diverse needs in practice, as confirmed by relatives. Staff receive regular training and supervision, and residents feel they are supported by knowledgeable individuals. Residents are involved in choosing their meals, with staff and the head chef showing a good understanding of dietary needs and preferences. The home facilitates access to various healthcare professionals, and residents' rooms are personalised to reflect their interests.

In terms of how caring the service is, residents reported feeling well-treated and content living at Bramshott Grange, describing the environment as lovely and staff as friendly. Inspectors observed staff treating residents with kindness, compassion, and respect. Staff actively supported residents in maintaining their independence, encouraging them to do as much as possible for themselves. Privacy and dignity were consistently upheld, with staff always knocking before entering rooms and seeking consent for care. Residents were actively involved in discussions about their care and preferences, and regular updates were provided to family members.

Regarding how responsive the home is, the inspection found that residents' views and preferences were consistently acted upon to promote positive outcomes. Care plans detailed residents' needs, including cultural, religious, and dietary requirements, which staff were trained to meet. Feedback from residents and their relatives indicated that their needs were met effectively. The home offers a variety of activities that cater to individual choices, ensuring residents remain engaged and stimulated. Concerns and complaints were managed appropriately, with a clear system for recording and learning from any issues raised.

Finally, looking at how well-led the service is, residents and staff spoke positively about the management team. The provider and manager conducted regular audits to ensure the service's effectiveness and quality. The culture of the service actively promotes residents' independence and integration into the local community. While a registered manager was not yet formally in post at the time of inspection, a manager was in place and intending to apply for registration. Staff felt well-supported in a positive working environment, contributing to the home's consistent operation.

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

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

Nursing homes Caring for adults over 65 yrsCaring for adults under 65 yrsDementiaPhysical disabilitiesSensory impairment

Location & nearby homes

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Frequently asked

Bramshott Grange has not yet published a CQC overall rating, most likely because it is newly registered or awaiting its first inspection.

Yes — Dementia is listed among Bramshott Grange's registered specialisms with the CQC.

Bramshott Grange is registered for 67 beds.