Cwrt Mytton Care Home, Abertillery, has achieved a ‘Good’ rating following an inspection by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW). Cwrt Mytton Care Home is run by Blaenau Gwent Council and provides accommodation and support for up to 28 older adults.
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So our @care_wales Inspection ratings arrived today. Extremely pleased to announce the we achieved GOOD in all 4 areas of the inspection 🤩
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Please see link below for CIW ratings explained
https://t.co/i87Jq4ENEz
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Over the next few weeks we will be sharing profiles of our staff team so you can get to know us a little better. Out first profile is of the Manager of the home Jo @BlaenauGwentCBC@haydht2000
Well, our residents & staff were definitely up for a challenge today and braved the atrocious weather to attend the Met’s performance of Aladdin 🤩🤩🤩🤩 @BlaenauGwentCBC@haydht2000 @JulieHolt88 @baulch_hannah
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