Care standards at the private Priory Hospital Arnold were 'totally unacceptable', inspectors say.
A spokesperson for the hospital said it had since recruited to 33 posts.CQC inspectors visited Bentwood and Newstead, the hospital's two acute mental health wards.
It said the hospital had not been re-rated and therefore remained inadequate in both the "safe" and "well-led" categories, as well as overall. "If insufficient improvements are made, CQC will not hesitate to take further action which could include closing the service,"The hospital did not have the right number of gender-specific staff to manage the risks and care needs of females and there was a lack of experienced staff.But the report added that leaders were "visible and approachable" and people had one-to-one sessions with a nurse.
In a statement, the hospital said the report related to an unrated inspection six months ago, focused on just two wards.
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