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Vacancy
Yes
Name
Regency Home and Hospital
Category
Rest Home
Address
60 Onewa Road
Northcote Point
Auckland 0627
Postal Address
PO Box 36 373
Northcote
Auckland 0748
Region
Waitemata
Phone
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Fax
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Email
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Personnel
Manager
Debbie Tunui - (09) 419 2089
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Regency Home and Hospital has long been established in Northcote and is positioned within easy access of the harbour bridge and surrounding North Shore areas.
Our focus is to provide a sense of community in a caring, consistent environment that reflects high standards.
Our aim is to provide homely comfort for all those who live with us and a friendly welcome for all who visit.
Service/Facility Details
Service/Facility Details
DetailStatus
Contract with Te Whatu OraYes
CertificationYes
ORA Applies No
Updated: 27 Jun 2012
Bed and Vacancy Details
Bed and Vacancy Details
Detail Status
Approximate number of beds at this level of care 44
Vacancy Yes
Included in our Rest Home is a double room suitable for a couple which is currently under renovation. One bedroom with shared ensuite recently renovated is now available.
Impending vacancy No
Short stay considered No
Premium Accommodation Charges No
MOH Certification and Audit Report View MOH certification and audit report (opens in a new tab)
Extra admission requirements due to COVID-19 Yes
Updated: 28 Mar 2024
Personnel
Personnel
Type Hours Per Week Status Details
Registered Nurse Yes The Clinical Leader is a Registerd Nurse experienced in care of the elderly and the hospital Registered Nurse both provide clinical support and advice to the Team Leader of the Rest Home area who is also a Registered Nurse.
Healthcare Assistants/Caregivers Yes
Physiotherapist Yes Qualified Physiotherapist contracted to attend Regency residents weekly. All new admissions assessed to establish their needs, treatment plan documented and carried out by the Physiotherapist, supported by Rest Home staff, ensuring continuity of care
Social Worker (on site) No Services of a Social Worker can be accessed via Community Service if requested by resident or family
Diversional Therapist Yes Diversional Therapist works Monday-Friday providing input into specific resident needs identified at an initial assessment, and providing oversight and input into the daily activities programme.
Activities Co-ordinator Yes Activities Coordinator manages the activities programme Monday-Friday, supported by the Occupational Therapist. Experienced in elder care and able to provide activities that are appropriate and relevant to the residents
Hairdresser Yes Visits on a weekly basis, attending to residents in our hairdressing salon. Very experienced having provided a service to Regency residents over a long period. Is flexible if residents require hair done for special occasions
Podiatrist Yes Contracted service, who is a qualified Podiatrist, providing a service to Regency residents over many years. Visits routinely 6 weekly but will provide additional service if requested.
Dietitian Yes Contracted service by Qualified Dietitian available on request or when clinically indicated. Will visit and assess residents who require professional nutritional advice and support, provide treatment plan and assist staff to achieve set goals
Accredited Visitors Yes Age Concern
Kaumatua Yes Active relationship with several Marae and services that can assist Regency if a resident requests a Kaumatua. Kaumatua provide training sessions for staff to increase cultural understanding
Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor Yes No in-house Chaplain available but regular Church services held at Regency by community Ministers, for those residents wishing to attend. Chaplains or Spiritual Advisor can be accessed if requested by resident or family
Other Personnel Yes Our Administrator, Christine Robinson, works Mon-Frid and will assist if you are looking for placement and require advice and support.
Updated: 1 Nov 2018
Specialities or Areas of Expertise
Specialities or Areas of Expertise
Specialities or Areas of Expertise Status Details
Oxygen Management Yes Oxgyen supply is available to manage any emergency response with competent trained staff able to administer. Regular oxygen administration, ordered by the Doctor or Specialist, is provided as directed as part of the resident's treatment plan
Gastronomy/Nasogastric Management Yes Registered Nurses, that recieve additional training, are available ensuring these specific needs are managed safely and within the established resident treatment plan. All staff authorised to manage residents with these needs are competency tested
End of Life/Palliative Care Yes Team Leader is well supported by hospital Registered Nurses enabling Rest Home area to manage residents with these additional needs. Additional support provided by North Shore Hospice who provide expertise and additional equipment if required
Wound Care Yes Wounds are managed according to current best practice standards, using up to date medical products. Additional advice is sought from Wound Management Specialist for any complex wounds ensuring the most effective management plan is in place.
Diabetic Care Yes Registered Nurses available to manage any diabetic needs and be responsive to situations that can arise for people with diabetes. All Rest Home staff authorised to manage residents with diabetic needs are competency tested
Continence Advice Yes
Stroke Rehabilitation Yes Staff work with the Physiotherapist to develop a realistic treatment plan providing on-going support and management of the resident. Intensive rehabilitation programmes however are not achievable in this area
Infection Control Yes Regency has an active and comprehensive programme in place that fully meets required certification standards. Staff training and on-going surveillance of potential infection issues result in prompt and appropriate response to any identified problems
Updated: 13 May 2010
Features
Features
Feature Status Details
May Bring Own Furniture Yes There is an appreciation that residents may like to have some personal furniture items in their room or placed in the lounge for their use. This needs discussion with the Manager so the furniture is appropriate to the available space.
Single Rooms Yes All bedrooms in the Rest Home area are single rooms, maximising privacy
Ensuite Yes All rooms in this area have an ensuite.
Alcohol Permitted Yes Residents are able to have their own supply of alcohol or can participate in "Happy Hour" when a glass of alcohol is served
Pets In Residence Yes Birds in lounge
Negotiate To Bring Own Pet Yes This can be raised with the Manager and would depend on the type of animal involved. Birds and fish can be more easily managed.
Phone Access In Own Room Yes There is a portable phone for residents use. If residents want to have a phone this can be installed. Installation and ongoing costs are at the resident's expense.
Resident can adjust heating in own room Yes
Cater for under 65 yrs with Disability Yes Rest Home area can well cater for the younger person with a variety of disabilities. Dependant on funding being approved.
Lounges/seating areas Yes Several lounges throughout Rest Home area that allow residents to choose where they sit. Television available. Wii equipment available in one lounge for residents who enjoy computer games. Large separate dining area
Palliative Care Contract No However we can provide end of life care supported by our hospital area and North Shore Hospice
Day Programme for day stay clients Yes We can provide day care. Private paying clients only (includes those who use Carer relief funding)
Outings Yes Regular outings provided in our van.The frequency of outings for individual residents varies according to the type of outing and is rostered to some extent. Shopping trips undertaken with residents who enjoy this activity
Whānau Room No If relatives wish to stay over we will do our best to make you comfortable at the bedside. Families are welcome to use staff facilities.
Residents Committee Yes Held monthly. All residents welcome to participate
Policy for management of challenging behaviour Yes Comprehensive policy and training ensures staff have a thorough understanding of managing behaviour events, should they arise. Aim of management is being observant and responsive to behaviour changes so situations can be diffused at the lowest level
Confused Residents Yes
Smoking Permitted Yes Designated area outside of facility provided for smokers. Staff supervision provided if required
Updated: 27 Jun 2012
Interests & Activities
Interests & Activities
Activity programme in place managed by Activities Coordinator and Occupational Therapist. All residents invited and encouraged to participate in activities of interest to them.
Activities include: Big print books, Aromatherapy, Board games, Canine friends, Church service, Concerts, Cooking, Craft, regular Entertainers, Happy Hour, Housie, Music, Outings, Videos.
For the more frail resident one on one activity, such as being read to, may be more appropriate.

Resident/family assisted to access Advocacy service should the need arise. Information available in "Welcome to Regency" booklet given on admission.
Updated: 13 May 2010
Additional Information
Additional Information
Topic Details
What's included in your fees and what's not Admission document clearly outlines services not included in fee. Manager can assist with any queries.
Staffing qualifications and details Area managed by Team Leader, supported by Registered Nurse in hospital area, providing care and oversight/direction of Caregiving staff. Active staff training to maintain highly skilled staff.
Details about meals All meals cooked on site by Regency Food Service staff. Specific dietary needs or residents with cultural needs catered for. Breakfast in bed, other meals in dining room. Menu developed in liaison with qualified Dietitian.
Associated Complexes Orongo Rest Home, situated at Campbell's Bay North Shore, provides Rest Home and Secure Dementia accomodation.
Updated: 13 May 2010
Languages Spoken
Languages Spoken
Language Status Details
Chinese Yes
Cook Island Maori Yes
English Yes All staff are required to speak English while working in the Rest Home area ensuring effective communication and understanding by all. Family supported to access interpreter services if appropriate
Fijian Indian Yes
Filipino Yes
Samoan Yes
Tongan Yes
Updated: 27 Jun 2012
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations Status Details
Inter denominational Yes Interdenominational clergy visit the facility and conduct a service on a rotational basis but can be requested to visit at any time.
Roman Catholic Yes Lay members of the church visit individual residents as requested by resident or family. Priest will visit as required when requested
(Other comments) Yes Regency has no specifc religious affiliations and welcomes residents of any demonination. Religious visitors are always welcome to see any resident who wishes this to happen.
Updated: 13 May 2010
Distances
Distances
Location Distance Details
Public Transport Bus stop situated outside facility
Shops 1.00 Km Dairy, florist
Mall 1.70 Km Birkenhead Shopping centre
Parks 1.50 Km Little Shoal Bay reserve Stafford Park
Library 1.70 Km New Birkenhead library now open
Updated: 13 May 2010
Credentials & Membership
Credentials & Membership
Credentials & Membership RC Status Details
Aged Care Association New Zealand (ACA) Yes
Aged Care Association New Zealand (ACA)
Updated: 13 May 2010

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