Requires improvementrated 8 months ago
- Rotherham, S61 1HF
- 26 beds
Newfield View Supported Living
Newfield View Supported Living is registered for home care and supported living in Sheffield, run by Steps Residential Care Limited. CQC rated it Good overall in August 2023 (last checked 17 August 2023). It is registered to support older people, people with a learning disability or autism and younger adults.
- Home care
- Supported living
Unit D18, Alison Centre, 39 Alison Crescent, Sheffield, S2 1AS
What CQC says
Overall rating
Goodrated 3 years ago (17 August 2023)
The service is performing well and meeting expectations.
Last checked by CQC: 17 August 2023.
The five key questions
CQC rates each service on five questions. Each has its own rating.
Is it safe?
Goodrated 3 years ago (17 August 2023)Is it effective?
Goodrated 3 years ago (17 August 2023)Is it caring?
Goodrated 3 years ago (17 August 2023)Is it responsive to people’s needs?
Goodrated 3 years ago (17 August 2023)Is it well-led?
Goodrated 3 years ago (17 August 2023)
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Understanding this rating
Plain facts about how CQC rates and inspects services, as CQC describes them. This is not advice and not a rating of ours.
This rating is from August 2023. That is more than 2 years ago. A service can change a lot in that time, for better or worse. CQC decides when to inspect again.
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About this service
- Type of care
- Home care, Supported living
- Who it supports
- Older people, Learning disability or autism, Younger adults
- Registered since
- 17 February 2022
- Local council area
- Sheffield
Who runs it
- Provider
- Steps Residential Care Limited
- Brand
- BRAND National Care Group
- Kind of provider
- Company or organisation