Care home in Chalfont St Peter celebrates Good CQC rating following recent CQC inspection

Mulberry Court care home in Chalfont St Peter achieves Good ratings across all five assessment areas, with inspectors recognising the quality of care and positive experiences of residents, marking an important milestone for the home and the progress made by its team.

Residents and colleagues at Mulberry Court celebrating the homes Good CQC rating | The Orders of St John Care Trust

placeholder image — Residents and colleagues at Mulberry Court celebrating the homes Good CQC rating | The Orders of St John Care Trust

The latest assessment, published on 21 September 2026, rated the home Good across all five CQC assessment areas: safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.

The report recognised the positive experiences of residents, highlighting how colleagues understood people's individual needs and supported them with kindness, dignity and respect.

Residents and colleagues celebrate Mulberry Courts GOOD CQC rating | The Orders of St John Care Trust

Residents were supported to make choices about their daily lives and receive care that reflected their personal preferences and changing needs.

Feedback from residents and relatives reflected the difference the team makes every day. One resident told inspectors: “I am happy here... I am well looked after.”

One relative praised the home, saying: “It is very clean and bright. My loved one is happy here, so I’m happy.”

Emma Cole, Registered Manager at Mulberry Court, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to have achieved a Good CQC rating, and I couldn’t be prouder of our team. Every day, our colleagues go above and beyond to make Mulberry Court feel like home, taking the time to get to know each resident, share a smile and make sure everyone feels cared for and valued. I want to thank every colleague for the kindness, dedication and little things they do that make such a big difference.

I would like to thank our families and visitors for their continued support, this achievement belongs to everyone, and we’ll keep building on this together, always putting the people who live here at the heart of everything we do.”