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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has launched a new consultation to reshape how care providers in England are assessed and rated — with greater emphasis on evidence, digital reporting, and continuous compliance. For care homes, this marks a shift toward outcome-driven inspections and real-time data transparency. Care Admin is helping care homes stay ahead by centralising documentation, tracking compliance in real time, and ensuring inspection readiness under the CQC’s evolving standards.

As a care home administrator in 2025, your role extends far beyond managing day-to-day operations. You are the guardian of compliance and quality, ensuring that your care home consistently meets the high standards set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). With increasing scrutiny and regulatory updates, administrators are now expected to demonstrate accountability, transparency, and a proactive approach to maintaining resident welfare.

In the care sector, compliance is more than a checklist. It is the foundation of safety, trust, and professionalism. Every policy you follow, every record you maintain, and every staff member you hire contributes to the overall quality of care in your home.

Managing a care home means more than meeting CQC requirements — it’s about safeguarding residents’ well-being through proactive compliance, staff training, and streamlined systems that ensure high-quality, inspection-ready care.

This guide explains the differences between basic and enhanced DBS checks, helping businesses choose the right level of disclosure for their needs.