Legacy Healthcare Ltd in Auckland covers four levels of care: rest home care, age-related hospital care, dementia care, and psychogeriatric care. The skilled staff are committed to ensuring patients feel comfortable and at ease, prioritizing both their mental and physical well-being.
Services and Amenities
24/7 Nurse on Duty
Nurse are always available in the rest home. they give medicine to patients; measure blood presure; perform first aids and call ambulance for residents
Doctor's visit
The doctor attends residents biweekly, promptly addressing medical concerns and can be summoned for any urgent medical issues.
Physiotherapy
Tailored physiotherapy promotes residents obility, strength, and wellness, improving residents quality of life
Podiatry
Regular podiatrist visits ensure nail care, foot disease checks, and promote foot health, enhancing residents’ well-being.
Activity program
Engage in ball games, bingo, and more to nurture social bonds, active participation, and joyful moments, enriching residents’ lives.
Hair Cut
Hairdresser visits regularly, offering convenient haircuts in the rest home, ensuring well-groomed residents and a touch of pampering.
Types of Residential Cares
Rest Home
Rest homes offer care for older people who can manage some daily tasks, but need help with personal care and who would find it difficult to live safely in their own homes.
Long-stay Hospitals
long-stay hospitals offers care to people who have significant medical problems , needing ongoing care from registered nurse in a dedicated safe facility.
Dementia units
Dementia Units are specialized spaces offering comprehensive care and support for individuals living with dementia, addressing their unique needs
Psycho-geriatric Units
Psycho-geriatric units are secure, and care for people who have difficult behavioural problems, including severe dementia or addictions, and need a high level of specialist nursing care
Respite Care
Respite care offers temporary relief to caregivers by providing short-term, professional assistance in looking after individuals with special needs.
Day Program
Seniors Day Program offers engaging activities and care during the day, fostering social interaction and support for older adults.
Happy Hours
I live in Legacy Healthcare’s rest home, and I really enjoy their “happy hours,” especially when the music band plays. These times are so special with fun, friends, and happiness. The things we do and how we talk with each other, along with the music, make me feel happy and part of a lively group. Seeing other people here having a good time and making memories warms my heart. Legacy Healthcare makes our older years really great!
Steps Towards to Move to a Rest Home
Power of Antony
A Power of Attorney is a legally binding document that confers authority upon an appointed individual to act on behalf of another person. It typically encompasses two distinct aspects: financial decision-making and healthcare-related choices.
Assessment
The assessment process is conducted by a Needs Assessment and Service Coordination (NASC) agency. This assessment evaluates the individual’s needs and suitability for residential care, ensuring they receive appropriate support and services.
Financial Planning
It involves assessing the costs, exploring funding options, and creating a budget to ensure adequate resources for accommodation and care expenses.
Visiting Potential Rest Home
It involves to research different facilities, consider location, amenities, quality of care, read reviews, visit potential options, and involve healthcare professionals and loved ones in the decision-making process.
Downsizing Your Belongs
When downsizing belongings for a rest home move, assess each item’s value and sentimental attachment, prioritize essentials, organize donations or sales, and enlist support from family or professionals for a smoother transition.
Plan the move
To organize moving and settle down in a rest home, plan ahead, pack essentials, arrange transportation, notify relevant parties, familiarize yourself with the rest home, set up your living space, engage in activities, seek assistance when needed, communicate with loved ones, and prioritize self-care during the transition.
Admission Process
The admission process for a rest home entails signing the admission agreement and necessary paperwork, providing contact details, medical history, dietary preferences, payment arrangements, and ensuring a seamless transition into care.
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