CQC reports are required by law, with care homes in England responsible for making sure that the care they provide meets national standards of quality and safety. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) registers and inspects care homes to make sure they are meeting national standards. They can inspect a care home at any time and inspections are almost always unannounced.
Currently, seven homes in the Constantia Healthcare group – Roseleigh, Middlesbrough Grange and Longlands in Middlesbrough, Linson Court in Batley, Manor Croft in Dewsbury, Queen’s Lodge in Blackburn and Lilibet Manor in Rossendale – are all rated as Good by the CQC. Our two others homes – The Millings in Bedale and St John’s House in Kirk Hammerton – are rated as Outstanding by the CQC.
By clicking the following links you will be able to read the full CQC reports for each home:
Roseleigh
Middlesbrough Grange
Longlands
Linson Court
Manor Croft
Queen’s Lodge
Lilibet Manor
The Millings
St John’s House
The five key standards that make up CQC inspection are Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-Led, and we work continuously to ensure we are meeting and exceeding these standards because we take our regulatory responsibilities very seriously.