Relatives of Millbrow residents told CQC inspectors that staff were “lovely, kind and caring” in recent CQC inspection.
Millbrow Care Home in Widnes, owned and operated by Halton Borough Council, provides support to older people living with dementia and nursing needs.
We’re please to announce that the latest inspection report published on 24th June 2025 following an inspection in early June, gave Millbrow an overall rating of ‘Good’. Millbrow received a ‘Good’ rating across each of the 5 areas CQC asses against :- Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led.
Inspectors found that people living in the home were “treated with kindness and respect, with their privacy and dignity protected”, and the staff ensured high-quality care, with the right skills, qualifications, and experience, alongside ongoing training.
Halton Borough Council and staff at Millbrow are extremely pleased with the outcome of the inspection.
Sue Wallace Bonner , Executive Director – Adults said: ‘Millbrow hasn’t been subject to a formal CQC Inspection since 2020. Following the 2020 inspection many improvements were made within the home and it is only now with this recent inspection that these improvements have been able to be formally recognised. I am delighted with the outcome of the inspection, demonstrating that we are delivering quality and safety of care to the residents of Millbrow’
Jayne Adamson, Millbrow Registered Manager said: ‘I am so proud of the recent CQC inspection result and extremely proud of the team I work with. Its shows dedication and commitment from the whole team in providing safe outcomes and positive experiences for the resident’s within Millbrow Care Home. I look forward to leading the team in developing the service we offer at Millbrow further.’