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A Liverpool care home, Cressington Court, is under fire after inspectors found dirty windows, broken furniture, and loud nursery rhymes — leading to a “special measures” warning. The operator, Lotus Care, fiercely disputes the claims, arguing only one song was played for a specific resident and volume was adjusted to help those with hearing loss. They also defend their management approach, saying leaders were actively involved and using an office helped avoid disturbing vulnerable residents. While inspectors cited safety hazards like trip risks and dirty cushions, Lotus Care says these were overlooked until months later. This clash exposes the high-stakes tension between regulators and providers — all while the well-being of residents remains the central concern.

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