CQC Guidance

The Care Quality Commission, or CQC, is an independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. It ensures that services provided in this industry are safe, effective, compassionate, and high-quality at all times. They make sure that care providers are meeting fundamental standards with inspections and monitoring, publishing their findings, and taking action when poor care is identified.

What happens if you don’t meet CQC standards? 

In the unfortunate situation occurs where you fail to meet the CQC standards, then they can take various actions against you, such as Warning Notices, or imposing conditions on registration such as suspension and cancellation. In severe cases, you may face legal action if the CQC deems it appropriate to take urgent action. But don’t worry – a Croner health and safety consultant can work with you to stop the worst from happening. Call us now on 0808 501 6651 and we’ll get the ball rolling on how to get you up to standard.