Regulation of Care, regulations and standards
The Regulation of Care Act 2013 (ROCA), the associated regulations and minimum standards outline the functions of care placed upon the social care services provided directly or commissioned by Manx Care.
The Registration and Inspection (R&I) Team are responsible for ensuring that Social Care and non-NHS health care services on the Isle of Man follow ROCA for the purposes of:
- protecting people
- regulating how a service is provided
- standardising how a service is regulated
- promoting openness and transparency
ROCA and the associated regulations support improvement in the quality and safety of services delivered and are key to achieving this. All registered services under ROCA are required to follow the standards that govern a type of service.
Throughout the inspection process the standards are considered when making regulatory decisions. If there are breaches of ROCA and the regulations and standards, enforcement action may be necessary.
Regulation of Care Act 2013
ROCA Regulations
ROCA Minimum Standards
Adult Care Homes Minimum Standards
Adult Day Care Minimum Standards
Adult Placement Minimum Standards
Boarding Schools Minimum Standards
Child Care Agency Minimum Standards
Child Day Care Centre Minimum Standards
Child Day Care Centre Minimum Standards – Forest Schools
Childminding Minimum Standards
Children’s Homes Minimum Standards
Domiciliary Care Agencies Minimum Standards
Fostering Services Minimum Standards
Independent Clinics Core Minimum Standards
Independent Clinics Minimum Standards - Laser & IPL Source Treatments
Independent Hospitals Minimum Standards
Independent Medical Agencies Minimum Standards
Nurse Agencies Minimum Standards