We offer the full continuum of care—independent living, rest home care, hospital-level care, and specialised secure dementia/memory-loss care—so you can remain in the same community as your needs change.

Yes. If your health or care requirements change, we’ll work with you and your family to arrange a seamless transition into the care level that best supports you.

Generally not, but this may be able to be arranged as a special situation, especially if you are an independent resident at Rawhiti needing post operative or short term care.

Yes. We have registered nurses and trained caregivers providing hospital-level care 24/7, with access to visiting specialists and allied health professionals.

Yes, to our existing residents.  We do not, as a rule, admit palliative care residents at the end of life stage.

Yes. Our secure dementia care suites are designed to feel safe, calm, and homely, with easy-to-navigate layouts and engaging spaces.

All team members working in dementia care receive ongoing specialist training in understanding memory loss, communication techniques, and person-centred support.

Our dementia care areas are secure but welcoming, with controlled entry points, enclosed gardens, and a high staff-to-resident ratio for attentive care.

We offer tailored activities such as music therapy, gentle exercise, sensory stimulation, art sessions, cognitive stimulation therapy and reminiscence activities, designed to support cognitive function and wellbeing.

We provide regular updates, invite families to care planning meetings, and offer emotional support, education, and opportunities to stay connected through visits and shared activities.

Yes. Our registered nurses are on-site around the clock to provide medical oversight, respond to emergencies, and coordinate care.

We have regular scheduled visits from nurse practitioners, usually three times per week,  and urgent visits can be arranged when needed.

Yes. We have a range of visiting allied health professionals to support rehabilitation, mobility, nutrition, and overall health.

All medications are stored securely and administered by trained staff according to each resident’s personalised care plan.

We work closely with residents and families to develop an individualised care plan that reflects personal routines, preferences, and needs.

Yes. We design our care environments to be both safe and comfortable, blending security features with a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

All of our care suites are private with ensuite bathrooms.

Absolutely. We encourage residents to bring familiar items, photos, and keepsakes to make their space truly feel like home.

Yes. We have dedicated quiet rooms, sensory gardens, and lounges designed to provide calm and comfort.

We encourage visits from friends and family. Visiting hours are flexible, with consideration for residents’ routines and care needs.

Yes. Guests are welcome to join meals by prior arrangement and to take part in social events and activities. Friends and family can use the village amenities such as the pool and the gym provided the resident is with them at all times.

Families are always invited to participate in care plan reviews and decision-making to ensure care remains aligned with the resident’s needs.

We maintain open communication, providing timely updates and arranging meetings if there are significant changes in a resident’s condition.

Care is generally charged as a daily fee in addition to the Occupation Right Agreement. This covers staff support, meals, activities, and facilities.

Care is generally charged as a daily fee in addition to the Occupation Right Agreement. This covers staff support, meals, activities, and facilities.

Yes. We accept government-funded subsidies for eligible residents, however, these subsidies are mostly asset-tested, and the value of a Rawhiti Occupation License will normally exceed the asset threshold.

The care fee includes accommodation, meals, cleaning, laundry, personal care,  nursing and Nurse Practitioner services and access to activities. Extras may include hairdressing, personal phone lines, and some specialised therapies not referred by the Nurse Practitioner.