Residents at Rowan Garth Care Home were at 'risk of harm', the Care Quality Commission finds.
A care home could be shut down in six months' time if it fails to make improvements after a watchdog found its residents were at "risk of harm".
It found staff at the care home on Lower Breck Road in Liverpool did not always effectively safeguard those living there.The watchdog said it would take enforcement action, which could lead to the home being prevented from operating, if improvements are not made. "However, we are not yet assured that these actions are effective or embedded to ensure that the quality and safety of the service is consistently monitored and improved," the inspectors added.
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