BCP Council’s adult health and social care services received a “requires improvement” rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after an inspection. Inspectors noted inconsistencies in service delivery and system delays, though safeguarding and leadership were rated as “Good.” Notably, 91.4% of individuals felt safe, exceeding the national average. The council has initiated improvements, significantly reducing the occupational therapy waiting list from 633 to 14 over the past year. Councillor David Brown affirmed the council’s commitment to enhancing care quality, with ongoing efforts to improve consistency and outcomes.
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