A CARE HOME near Cirencester where residents are ‘happy’ and ‘supported’ is proudly celebrating receiving a ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission.
The CQC inspection of Stratton Court Care Home in Stratton acknowledged the home’s strong management, stable staffing and consistent delivery of high-quality care.
Notably, the facility currently operates with no agency staff.
It said it has ‘a committed and longstanding team providing continuity and familiarity for residents’.
“In the words of the regulator, ‘this assessment found that all key questions have been rated “Good”, as well as the overall service,” a spokesperson for the care home said.
“Stratton Court Care Home achieved an overall rating of ‘Good’, with consistent ‘Good’ ratings across all five key areas of assessment: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led.
“The report praised the positive feedback from residents, noting how highly they spoke of the care they receive and the familiar faces they see regularly.”
Manager Yasemin Ucan described the report as ‘an incredible testament to the hard work that takes place behind the scenes of the home’.
“This rating shows the significant improvements and robust systems the Stratton Court team has implemented to deliver high-quality, person-centred care within a luxurious and welcoming environment,” she said.
“This result is an incredible achievement for everyone at Stratton Court.
“The team has worked tirelessly to deliver consistency, compassion and quality care every single day.
“I could not be prouder of what we have achieved together.”
Linda Lloyd, chief executive of Aura Care Living, the operator of Stratton Court, said she is ‘proud of the entire Stratton Court team’.
“The consistency, energy and effort across every area of the home have been phenomenal,” she said.
“What is most rewarding is knowing our residents are happy, supported and truly feel at home here.
“We have built a vibrant, caring community, and this CQC result is a wonderful reflection of that.
“Stratton Court is designed to be more than a care home - it’s a lifestyle destination that blends care with comfort.
“Residents enjoy hotel-style amenities such as an onsite cinema, fitness room, restaurant and bar and an activities programme that supports both wellbeing and community engagement.”
Peter Lloyd, a director for Aura Care Living and Stratton Court, said this is something for the region to be proud of.
“For the Cotswolds region and the broader UK care sector, Stratton Court’s success highlights a growing movement among premium care providers - those who combine clinical excellence with enriching lifestyle experiences,” he said.
“Aura Care Living’s ongoing investment in people, training, and innovation continues to position it as a leading voice in the evolution of modern, person-centred care.”
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