Quality Care and Support
Care when you need it
A full continuum of care, so you or your loved one can have the right level of support at every stage — always with warmth, dignity and respect.
Choose a care type below to see what it offers. Whatever your needs, our team is here to help you find the right support and to answer any questions along the way.
Rest Home Care (Paterson Wing)
Supportive care that helps you keep your independence for as long as possible, with a friendly hand for the everyday things. Our Paterson Wing offers a warm, homely setting where help is always close by.
What we provide
- Help with daily tasks like meals, laundry and housekeeping
- Assistance with personal care and medications as needed
- Registered nurses and caregivers on site
- A full calendar of activities, outings and companionship
- Home-cooked meals shared in a friendly dining room
- Reassurance that higher-level care is right here if your needs change
Total Care (Robinson Wing)
Around-the-clock nursing and personal care for those who need more help each day. In our Robinson Wing, a dedicated team looks after every need with skill and genuine kindness.
What we provide
- 24-hour registered nursing care
- Full assistance with personal care and mobility
- Care coordinated with your GP and other health professionals
- Nutritious meals prepared for individual dietary needs
- Comfortable rooms in a calm, supportive environment
- Ongoing communication and support for families and whānau
Dementia Care (Tui Wing)
A safe, calm and secure home for people living with dementia, led by staff with specialist training. Our Tui Wing is designed to reduce confusion and support wellbeing, so every resident feels settled and cared for.
What we provide
- A secure, homely environment designed to ease confusion
- Staff with specialist dementia training and a patient, gentle approach
- Meaningful daily activities that support routine and wellbeing
- Personalised care plans developed with families
- Nutritious meals with support at mealtimes
- Guidance and reassurance for families and whānau
Respite & Short-term Care
A supported short stay — whether you are recovering after illness or surgery, or a family carer needs a well-earned break. You will receive the same warm, quality care as our permanent residents.
What we provide
- Short stays from a few days to several weeks
- The same quality of care our permanent residents enjoy
- Support for recovery and regaining confidence
- A chance to experience village life with no long-term commitment
- Meals, activities and companionship included
- Peace of mind for family carers taking time to rest
How to arrange care
Access to our care services is arranged through a Needs Assessment (NASC). We are happy to guide you through the process and answer any questions — just get in touch.