Death of four residents being investigated at Pentland Hill care home Four deaths are being investigated at an Edinburgh care home with health inspectors revealing "serious concerns" about the facility. Bupa's Pentland Hill home in Edinburgh was told to make "urgent changes" in August after an unannounced inspection. A police investigation was started after a 67-year-old woman died at the home in July. On Thursday, Police Scotland said they are now investigating four deaths at the home in conjunction with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). A Police Scotland spokesman said: "Police Scotland and HSE are carrying out a joint initial investigation in relation to four deaths. In addition the Care Inspectorate is also investigating four complaints that are not related to the Police Scotland/HSE enquiries. The Care Inspectorate, who issued improvement notices after the inspection, are also looking into four complaints about the standard of care at the home and unrelated to the deaths. The inspection earlier this year was carried out before the 67-year-old woman's death and showed the quality of care and support, and management and leadership is unsatisfactory. The quality of environment and staffing were graded as weak. An improvement notice has been issued to the home and no new residents are being admitted until the changes are made. Five areas had to be addressed by September, including medication, nutritional care, training, monitoring of staff and management and leadership and the Care Inspectorate are now assessing if they have been met. A Care Inspectorate spokesperson said: "Every person is entitled to high-quality care which reflects their needs and promotes their rights. We are continuing to support this care home to make the urgent changes we set out in our improvement notice. We are now assessing the extent to which these requirements have been met. At all times, the health, safety and well-being of the residents is our top priority, and we continue to work closely with other agencies. Vivienne Birch, director of partnerships at Bupa Care Services, said: "We always report any issues, however rare, to the police and relevant authorities and, as in these cases, we actively support their investigations. The home had reported all injuries and admissions to hospital to the Care Inspectorate and social services.