Aaron House Care in Nailsworth continues in special measures after a follow-up inspection.
A care home has been told further improvements are needed to keep people safe after its overall rating remained "inadequate" after an inspection.
The inspection followed an enforcement action taken at the last inspection when the CQC issued two warning notices over safety.Cath Campbell, CQC deputy director of operations, said: "We found that since our last inspection, the provider had made some improvements to the service. "People's care documentation hadn't been reviewed since the last inspection to provide staff with an effective assessment-and-management plan of people's risks."Ms Campbell said they found one person's care plan had not been updated, despite changes in the way in which their epilepsy was presenting - and what staff should look out for.
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