Cedardale Residential Home
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Inspected 8 October 2021 · report published 26 October 2021What inspectors found
Cedardale Residential Home provides accommodation and personal care for up to 29 older people, including those living with dementia. Based on the recent inspection report, residents and their families consistently describe the atmosphere as warm and welcoming, highlighting that staff are kind, compassionate, and create a cheerful environment where visitors always hear laughter.
When it comes to safety, residents and their families feel secure living at the home, and staff understand how to protect vulnerable adults from harm. Risk assessments are well-managed, individual needs are thoroughly evaluated, and the home maintains proper infection control measures. However, the inspection noted shortcomings in medication management, including missed signatures on administration records and a dosing error that required retrospective healthcare advice, alongside a lack of recent internal audits that should have caught these issues.
The care provided is highly effective, supported by thorough pre-admission assessments and well-trained staff who complete proper inductions and regular supervisions. Dietary needs and personal food preferences are carefully accommodated, and the home works well with external healthcare professionals like district nurses and GPs to ensure joined-up care. The physical environment features helpful pictorial signage and accessible gardens, and although some areas of the building are a bit shabby, ongoing refurbishments are actively improving the premises.
Compassion and dignity remain central to the daily experience. Staff respect residents' privacy, encourage personal independence, and actively support individual choices, religious beliefs, and daily routines. People are given the freedom to decide where to spend their time and how to manage their day.
Care is delivered in a highly responsive and personalized manner. Support plans clearly outline individual communication, mobility, and emotional needs, ensuring that staff have clear guidance to follow. The management team fosters a positive, person-centred approach and works collaboratively with other agencies to ensure smooth operations.
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
- Kent
Estimated weekly cost
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Specialisms & care types
Location & nearby homes
Plotted from registered coordinates · straight-line distance, not a road route.Frequently asked
Cedardale Residential Home 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 Cedardale Residential Home's registered specialisms with the CQC.
Cedardale Residential Home is registered for 29 beds.