A Romsey care home for disabled adults has received a positive inspection report.

Fryers House, managed by disability charity Leonard Cheshire, was rated 'Good' in all areas by the Care Quality Commission.

The report, published in September, noted staff's dedication to providing high-quality, person-centred care. Fryers House accommodates up to 24 adults, including those with complex health needs, and offers nursing care tailored to individual preferences.

Support extends to personal care, physiotherapy, social activities, and daily living tasks. The home has recently seen a change in management, with a new team focused on collaborating with residents to enhance the service further.

In addition, Leonard Cheshire's quality and compliance team is carrying out internal audits at Fryers House and across all its services in the UK.

A Fryers House resident told CQC inspectors: "This is my family home now. It’s wonderful and I am so pleased to be here. I was so happy I could stay here; I feel like I belong here now. They know me very well."

Hannah Hunt, service manager at Fryers House, said: "I am extremely proud of the team. We’ve achieved a ‘Good’ rating due to the hard work of everyone at Fryers House, making us a welcoming, friendly, person-centred service. Residents are happy with recent changes to make the support we provide even better, and their wellbeing will always be our key priority."