We observed care practices and staff interactions in the respite service.
He has performed in a few Shakespeare plays with a troupe in Montclair. We looked at the care plans for three people, and other documentation held by the service including: seven Medication Administration Records (MAR), policies and procedures and a range of records the home kept in relation to governance. He is a former journalist and editor for publications in Chicago, Jersey City, and NYC. We also observed care practices.This was to seek feed back about the service and inform our inspection judgements. We also liaised with external stakeholders including the local safeguarding team, commissioners and Healthwatch to see if they had any information to support our inspection planning.Īs part of the inspection we spoke with, the registered manager, four members of care staff, two people who were living in the home and the relatives of two people. This is information we require providers to send us at least once annually to give some key information about the service, what the service does well and improvements they plan to make. We reviewed information the provider sent us in the Provider Information Return. Prior to the inspection we reviewed all the information we held about the service including statutory notifications, safeguarding referrals and complaints. The inspection team comprised of one adult social care inspector from the Care Quality Commission. However, we informed staff we would be returning for a second day to complete the inspection and announced this in advance. The first day was unannounced this meant the service did not know we were coming. This inspection checked whether the provider was meeting the legal requirements and regulations associated with the Health and Social Care Act 2008, to look at the overall quality of the service, and to provide a rating for the service under the Care Act 2014. Become a part of the new Hamlet - a senior living community made for moving forward.We carried out this inspection under Section 60 of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 as part of our regulatory functions. Our commitment to seniors remains unchanged - and is strengthened by our experienced leadership team and longstanding reputation in the Chagrin Falls community. It’s a renewed, refreshed environment to match the vibrant experience of living at Hamlet. We’ve revitalized our senior living community with recent renovations, enhanced amenities and convenient services. Whether moving to Hamlet for Independent Living or Assisted Living, you’ll enjoy the freedom of no long-term financial commitments. We’re proud to be the only not-for-profit rental senior living community in Chagrin Falls, OH, where authentic folks like you can continue to live a life of purpose while maintaining the choice and flexibility you expect. Over the decades, area seniors choose to make their home at Hamlet because our community truly is a family.
But the heart and soul of senior living at Hamlet is found in the simplest of moments: neighbors visiting on porches, gardening together, walking their dogs or birdwatching. Whether in independent living or assisted living, our social, recreational and dining experiences cultivate a true sense of community. A beautiful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the big city, but still easily accessible to Cleveland. It’s a place where residents are immediately greeted by the genuine connection of friendly neighbors and an ever-blossoming array of opportunities to embrace the next season of life. With recent renovations, advanced safety precautions and exciting amenities, our well-established community has created not only the ideal community for your future but also has ensured a bright senior lifestyle for generations to come.Īt Hamlet, you’ll find far more than simply another option for senior living. Surrounded by the natural splendor of 47 rolling acres, yet still tightly linked to the vibrant Chagrin Falls and Cuyahoga County culture you know and love, you’ll discover welcoming, supportive senior living at Hamlet.
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