Hybrid Guide for Current & Future Providers and Registered Managers Why CQC Inspection Readiness 2025 matters now CQC Inspection Readiness 2025 is more important than ever. Under the new Single Assessment Framework (SAF), which applies to all adult social care inspections from December 2023, providers must demonstrate robust evidence of quality and compliance. The first national ratings refresh is scheduled to complete by summer 2025, making now the time to get prepared and stay ahead. […]

If the Registered Manager of a CQC-regulated service in England will be absent for 28 days or more, providers must follow the rules on CQC compliance when a registered manager is absent to safeguard service quality and meet regulatory requirements. Failure to notify CQC and make robust interim arrangements can risk your service rating and operational continuity. Regulatory Requirements: Notifying CQC Under Regulation 14 of the Care Quality Commission (Registration) Regulations 2009, providers must notify

Introduction Risk assessments form the cornerstone of safe practice in health and social care settings. Whether you are managing a domiciliary care service, supported living accommodation, or children’s home, conducting thorough risk assessments is not only a legal requirement but also essential for protecting service users, staff, and visitors from harm. This is how to conduct risk assessments in health and social care settings. Understanding Risk Assessment in Health and Social Care How to Conduct