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What is CQC ratings?

CQC ratings are the public scorecard published after each inspection: Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement, or Inadequate. Ratings are issued at both service and provider level and must be displayed at the premises and on the provider's website. Inadequate ratings can trigger Special Measures with mandatory re-inspection within six months.

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