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The Care Quality Commission (formerly known as the Commission for Social Care Inspection (CSCI)) is the single, independent inspectorate for all social care services in England. The commission was created by the Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Act 2003. For the first time, one single organisation has a total overview of the whole social care industry.
CQC’s primary function is to promote improvements in social care. One of the roles of CQC is to ensure that Dementia Care Partnership (DCP), as well as all other service providers, complies fully with the national minimum care standards and operates in line with all legal requirements.
The services provided by DCP are inspected on a regular basis and the Lead Inspector from the CSCI who works closely with DCP, is Elaine Malloy.
DCP is registered with the Care Quality Commission as a domiciliary care provider within Newcastle, North Tyneside and Gateshead local authorities, in accordance with the Care Standards Act 2000. DCP has been registered since 24th March 2004.
DCP is registered for clients whose primary needs come within the following categories:
- People with dementia of all ages
- Older People
- Adults with mental health problems
Certificate Number: 1-138431331
Registered Manager: Mrs Carol Brown.
Contact at the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
George Gill
Lead Inspector
Care Quality Commission
City Gate
Gallowgate
Newcastle NE1 4PA
Telephone 03000616161
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