Care and wellbeing
Care that fits around a life
Nurses day and night, a visiting doctor, physiotherapy and a care plan written with each resident and their family.
Levels of care
From peace of mind to full support
| Level | What it covers | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Peace of mind | Call bell, nurse on call, a daily check in if you want one | Included |
| Light support | Help with medicines, bathing twice a week, escort to meals and clinic | N180,000 |
| Daily support | Daily personal care, continence care, help moving about | Included in assisted suites |
| Enhanced | Two carers for moves, more frequent checks, end of life care with family | N420,000 |
| Memory care | Dementia trained team, secure garden wing, structured days | Included in memory care suites |
The team
Who looks after residents
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Registered nurses
On every shift, day and night, led by our matron.
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Carers
Trained in-house, with yearly refreshers in moving and handling, first aid and dementia.
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Visiting doctor
Twice a week and on call. Residents may keep their own doctor too.
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Physiotherapist
Four days a week, in the therapy room, the pool or your own home.
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Dietician
Monthly reviews for anyone with diabetes, swallowing difficulty or weight changes.
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Family liaison
One named person who keeps families informed and answers questions.
Staying well
Movement, food and company
Good care is more than medicines. Residents who move a little each day, eat well and spend time with others tend to feel better, so we make all three easy: chair yoga on the green, walking groups at sunrise, a gentle swim, and tables in the dining hall where nobody eats alone unless they want to.
We never promise a cure or a result. We promise attention, and we tell families honestly what we see.
HMOs and your doctor
How health costs work
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HMO cover
Many HMOs cover clinic visits and physiotherapy here. Accommodation and personal care are paid privately. We help you check your plan.
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Hospital visits
If a resident needs hospital care, a nurse goes with them and stays in touch with family throughout.
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Medicines
Prescribed by your doctor, dispensed by your pharmacy, stored and given by our nurses, and recorded every time.
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Records
Families with permission can see care notes and appointments in the family account.
Questions
About care
What happens at night?
A nurse and two carers are awake on every night shift, and every room has a call bell and a pull cord in the bathroom.
Can care increase without moving?
Usually yes. Carers can visit you in a cottage or apartment, and we review the plan monthly.
Do you accept residents after a stroke?
Often, after an assessment. We are honest if someone needs more specialist nursing than we offer.
Who do families call?
The nurses' station at any hour, and your family liaison in office hours.
Talk to our head of care
Book a visit and ask Matron Grace anything. She will tell you plainly what we can do, and what we cannot.