Lang Riggs House

This inspection report for Lang Riggs House provides an overview of the care home's performance based on CQC standards. The focus of this particular visit was to assess infection prevention and control measures in place, particularly in light of current public health guidance. The findings indicate a strong emphasis on safeguarding residents and staff from infection.

Regarding safety, the report assures that the home effectively implements infection prevention and control procedures. This includes ensuring visitors adhere to health declarations and wear masks, with hand sanitiser readily available. Staff are noted to be using personal protective equipment appropriately and following current guidelines, and the home is managing visitor access and admissions safely. They are also ensuring access to testing for residents and staff and promoting safety through the premises' layout and hygiene practices, with up-to-date policies to prevent and manage outbreaks.

In terms of how effective the care is, the report highlights that staff are actively helping residents stay connected with loved ones through the use of technology. This demonstrates a commitment to maintaining social connections alongside health measures.

Regarding caring practices, the report does not contain specific findings on this aspect in the provided text, beyond the general mention of supporting residents' connections.

For responsiveness, the report does not detail specific findings related to how the service meets people's needs or manages complaints.

Concerning whether the service is well-led, the report mentions that daily management briefings ensure information is shared effectively with staff regarding COVID-19. This suggests a commitment to clear communication and operational awareness.