Haydon Park Lodge

In-charge  : Mr Roger Roland Mark Smith

Phone : (020) 8540 0172

Address  : 7 Haydon Park Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 8JQ

Haydons Park Lodge is a small residential care home providing personal care and support to up to 13 individuals, with 9 residents at the time of the latest inspection. The comprehensive assessment, which took place on-site on January 26, 2024, and continued off-site until February 16, 2024, evaluated the service across seven quality statements.

Assessment Summary: The service was found to be effectively meeting all the assessed quality standards, with particular strengths in safeguarding, staffing, and ensuring residents' consent and independence. The staff's competence in safeguarding and risk management was highlighted, alongside their commitment to providing person-centered care that respects residents' independence and decision-making capabilities.

Care Quality and Resident Experience:

Residents at Haydons Park Lodge reported positive outcomes, feeling safe and well-cared-for by a competent and cohesive staff team. The care provided aligned well with the home's policies on person-centered care, consent, and safeguarding, ensuring that residents lived comfortably and with dignity.

Environment and Activities:

The report indicates that residents have significant control over their daily lives, including the freedom to receive visitors as they wish, which supports a homelike environment. Staff encourage residents to maintain as much independence as possible, adjusting support levels based on individual capabilities and preferences.

Safety and Health Management:

The home maintains sufficient staffing levels to meet residents' needs, supported by robust employment checks and ongoing relevant training. The staff's awareness and application of the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) ensure that any restrictions on residents' liberty are minimized and only implemented when absolutely necessary for their safety.

Leadership and Community Links:

While specific details on leadership effectiveness were not detailed, the overall positive feedback and compliance with care standards suggest competent management. The management team appears to have established a clear understanding among staff regarding their roles in safeguarding and delivering quality care, which is critical for consistent and effective service delivery.

Governance and Sustainability:

Haydons Park Lodge demonstrates strong governance practices, particularly in staff training and risk management. The home's approach to continuous assessment and adaptation of care plans ensures that care remains appropriate as residents' needs evolve.

Conclusion: Haydons Park Lodge provides high-quality care that meets the regulatory standards and residents' expectations. The care home excels in creating a safe, respectful, and empowering environment for its residents. Continued adherence to these standards will be crucial for maintaining the quality of care and ensuring that the home remains a supportive and inclusive place for its residents. The next steps for the home include maintaining these standards and perhaps focusing on expanding activities and community engagement opportunities to further enhance residents' quality of life.