The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has released a report of its examination of Claremont House Nursing Home in Caister, which concluded the facility "requires improvement".

However, the care home says since the inspection, which occurred six months ago, it has made "significant improvements" there.

The inspection states that the site has a "high turnover of management since our last inspection", which has meant "some systems and processes had not been consistently implemented". Claremont House Care Home in Caister from Yarmouth Road (Image: Google) Inspectors recognised that on their visit in January, the new manager of the facility "was new to that role" and also hadn't "registered with the CQC".

But, the CQC "found that people’s care plans were not always person-centred and consistent".

In addition, the report stated: "People did not always receive their prescribed medicines due to........

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