Feilding
Ranfurly Manor
Specialist, secure care built around dignity and familiarity.
Care Homes
Dementia care
Specialist support in a secure environment, with familiar routines and care centred on the person.
Understanding your options
What is dementia care?
Dementia care supports people whose assessed needs call for a specialist, secure environment. Familiar routines and an understanding of the person's history, preferences and relationships help shape daily care. Family and whānau can share what helps the person feel comfortable and understood.
- A secure, supportive environment
- Familiar routines and meaningful activities
- Communication with family and whānau
Planning your next step
What to discuss with the team
Discuss assessed needs, the environment, family involvement and admission options.
Read the funding guideA little more guidance
Your questions, answered
Does a dementia diagnosis always mean specialist residential care?
No. Support needs vary. An assessment considers the person's circumstances and the environment and care they need.
What should we ask on a visit?
Ask about the environment, staff approach, activities, visiting and how the team responds when a resident feels unsettled.
How can family help with settling in?
Share familiar routines, interests and communication preferences. Discuss which personal belongings can come and how the team will keep you involved.
Find your community
Explore relevant communities
Contact the community to confirm current options, suitability and availability.
Feilding
Nelson Street
Our newly opened specialist unit, secure and welcoming.
Cromwell
Golden View
Specialist support in Ruru Close, a secure 11-room unit with a sensory garden.