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Hospital care

Round-the-clock nursing for people with higher medical and personal care needs.

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Understanding your options

What is hospital care?

Hospital-level residential care provides ongoing nursing and personal support when health needs are more complex. A care plan brings together clinical needs, everyday routines and the things that matter to the person. It is different from an acute hospital admission for emergency treatment.

  • Nursing and medication needs
  • Help with mobility and personal care
  • Working with family and health professionals
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Planning your next step

What to discuss with the team

Discuss the assessed care level, nursing support, room availability and admission process.

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Your questions, answered

How is this different from resthome care?

Hospital care is for higher nursing needs. Resthome care focuses on everyday personal support. A needs and clinical assessment helps establish which level is appropriate.

What should we bring to a conversation?

Bring any assessment information and a current medication list, and tell the team about mobility, daily routines and what support is needed now.

Can we visit before deciding?

Yes, contact a community below to arrange a visit and discuss rooms, the care team and the admission process. Availability needs to be confirmed with the team.

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