Oakwood Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service
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Inspected 25 February 2021 · report published 23 March 2021What inspectors found
Oakwood Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service is a purpose-built home designed to accommodate up to 13 adults living with acquired brain injuries. Following an unannounced inspection on 25 February 2021, this report specifically examined how the provider manages infection prevention and control measures in response to concerns raised prior to the visit. Families considering this facility will find that the home implemented robust procedures to navigate pandemic challenges while supporting residents' daily lives and connections.
When it comes to keeping people safe from infection, the home demonstrated strong practices across the board. The service was fully engaged with COVID-19 testing and vaccination programmes, ensuring both residents and staff followed current testing guidance and offering vaccines to those who wanted them. Clear signage was placed around the building to encourage social distancing and proper hand hygiene. Staff correctly used personal protective equipment, supported by conveniently located PPE stations throughout the home, and the provider maintained an up-to-date infection prevention policy.
Regarding how effective the care is, the inspection confirmed that the provider successfully managed infection outbreaks and met shielding and social distancing rules. The layout and hygiene practices of the premises actively promoted safety, and new residents were admitted to the service safely without compromising existing health measures.
In terms of being caring, the home supported residents in maintaining meaningful contact with their families and friends. The service actively adapted its spaces and arrangements to facilitate visits safely, always operating within the limits allowed by local lockdown restrictions at the time.
For the responsive category, the facility showed flexibility and adherence to changing circumstances. They ensured that visiting arrangements and safety protocols responded directly to local lockdown rules, while keeping communication channels open for residents to stay in touch with their loved ones.
Regarding leadership and management, the provider demonstrated clear oversight by maintaining an up-to-date infection prevention and control policy. The management ensured that staff strictly followed government guidance on PPE, and that comprehensive testing and vaccination protocols were thoroughly implemented across the entire service.
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 Leonard Cheshire Disability
- Regulated activity
- Personal care
- Registration status
- Registered
- Local authority
- Stockport
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Location & nearby homes
Plotted from registered coordinates · straight-line distance, not a road route.Frequently asked
Oakwood Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service has not yet published a CQC overall rating, most likely because it is newly registered or awaiting its first inspection.
Yes — Physical disabilities is listed among Oakwood Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service's registered specialisms with the CQC.
Oakwood Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service is registered for 13 beds.