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RecoveryHub@EastLeeds

RecoveryHub@EastLeeds is a care home in Leeds, run by Leeds City Council. CQC rated it Good overall in January 2019 (last checked 21 January 2022). It has 37 beds. It is registered to support people living with dementia and older people.

  • Care home without nursing
  • Rehabilitation services

Seacroft Green, Seacroft, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS14 6JL

What CQC says

Overall rating

Goodrated 7 years ago (11 January 2019)

The service is performing well and meeting expectations.

The same as the rating before it (Good, 14 May 2016).

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Last checked by CQC: 21 January 2022.

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The five key questions

CQC rates each service on five questions. Each has its own rating.

  • Is it safe?

    Requires improvementrated 7 years ago (11 January 2019)
  • Is it effective?

    Goodrated 7 years ago (11 January 2019)
  • Is it caring?

    Goodrated 7 years ago (11 January 2019)
  • Is it responsive to people’s needs?

    Goodrated 7 years ago (11 January 2019)
  • Is it well-led?

    Goodrated 7 years ago (11 January 2019)

Not sure what the ratings mean? Read how CQC ratings work.

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 January 2019. 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.

CQC rated it Good overall. It rated “Safe” as Requires improvement.

What CQC looks at

  • Safe: Requires improvement

    CQC checks whether people are protected from abuse and avoidable harm. It looks at safeguarding, how risks are managed, staffing levels and training, medicines, and keeping the place clean to stop infections.

    Questions you could ask

    • How are medicines looked after and given on time?
    • How do you decide how many staff are on duty, day and night?
    • When something goes wrong, what do you do, and how do you tell families?

Questions you could ask

  • What has changed since the last inspection?

How often CQC looks again

There is no fixed timetable. CQC decides when to look at a service again. It uses the information it holds about the service and how much risk it sees. It may look sooner if it hears of concerns.

Earlier ratings

Overall ratings this service had before, newest first. These are CQC’s own earlier ratings.

About this service

Type of care
Care home without nursing, Rehabilitation services
Who it supports
Dementia, Older people
Number of beds
37
Nursing care
No, personal care only
Registered since
3 May 2011
Local council area
Leeds

Who runs it

Provider
Leeds City Council
Brand
BRAND Leeds City Council
Kind of provider
Company or organisation

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