We are now CQC registered.

The CQC works closely with service providers, staff, and service users to gather information about the quality of care being provided. They conduct regular inspections, gather feedback from service users and their families, and monitor performance data to ensure that services are meeting the required standards.

In addition to monitoring and inspecting services, the CQC also takes enforcement action where necessary to protect the rights and safety of service users. This can include issuing warnings, imposing conditions on providers, or ultimately suspending or cancelling a provider’s registration.

The CQC is committed to promoting a culture of continuous improvement within the health and social care sector. They provide guidance and support to service providers to help them understand and meet the required standards of care. They also work with other regulatory bodies, professional organizations, and advocacy groups to share best practices and drive improvements in the quality of care across the country.

Overall, the Care Quality Commission plays a vital role in ensuring that health and social care services in England are safe, effective, and compassionate. Their dedication to excellence, integrity, and caring underpins their work to protect and promote the well-being of all individuals who rely on these services.