We’re delighted that The Care Inspectorate Scotland (CIS), independent regulator of health and social care, awarded Spiers Care Home in Beith a ‘Very Good’ rating for enabling ‘people get the most out of life’ and ‘Good’ ratings for dignity, compassion, respect, care responsiveness and infection controls, using their complex 6-point scale in a focused inspection.
Offering nursing, dementia care and short-term respite care, Spiers Care Home promotes a person-centred approach that provides residents with independence, compassion and empathy.
Home Manager, Alison Ravandi, praised the tremendous effort made by all her staff to achieve the rating, saying “We are delighted with the fantastic CIS report. Every member of staff has contributed to this excellent outcome, going above and beyond to provide high quality care throughout the pandemic. Our staff has shown dedication and compassion in order to provide a caring environment for residents and peace of mind for their families.”
Inspectors found that relatives spoke highly of the effort made by staff to keep them informed daily of the wellbeing of their loved one, and that residents reported that liked the staff, activities, and the food. When interviewed, one relative said their family member was the “happiest they have been in a long time.”
Quality of care and invigorating best practice is at the forefront of Anavo’s strategy and this latest CIS rating is testament to the group’s commitment to their mission, with 90% of its homes rated ‘Good’.
