We have created a home away from home, in a caring and warm environment.
He Whare Ahuru - a caring safe place.
Our Living Options
Rest Home Rooms
There are 27 single rooms of which 12 are dual purpose. Small lounges in each wing create a private space and gardens around the home bring pleasure to residents.
Willson Gardens
These are named to honour Stan Willson. There are currently 14 retirement units available on an occupation license agreement basis.
Residents enjoy independent living in their own home built for convenience and value, with comfort and peace of mind for them and their families. Assisted living services are available if needed in relaxed, warm and caring atmosphere.
Serviced Apartments
5 apartments have been built in the James Watt Wing. There were previously 10 Rest home beds in this area. With the changing face of services, people entering the facility are not as independent as in former years. The serviced apartment concept is what the public want for independent but supported living. The apartments are now certified for Rest home care.
Meals on wheels
This is organised according to individual needs and incorporated into the Moana House activity programme.
Day care
This is organised according to individual needs and incorporated into the Moana House activity programme.
Care relief / respite care
Some individuals in the community are allocated a number of days to give their caregiver a rest. One dedicated room is available for this on a booking basis.
Hospital
There are 20 single rooms with en suites and usual facilities. Small lounges in each wing create a private space and gardens around the home bring pleasure to residents.
In addition to continuing care, primary care, PACC funding for convalescence and palliative care
are available.
General practitioners also have access to admit acute primary care clients where people who have acute clinical conditions that can be treated by their general practitioner can be admitted for regular monitoring and care in Whangamata, instead of having to travel to Thames or Hamilton.
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Activities
At Moana House, we firmly believe that being in an aged care home should not mean giving up the joys of everyday life. We offer activities that enrich the lives of our residents, from music and craft classes to baking and other forms of entertainment. Our team of dedicated staff ensure that our residents are social and kept busy in our residential aged care facility. We also offer a range of activities outside of the home, such as garden walks, picnics and excursions, to ensure our residents have the opportunity to experience new things. Our goal is to provide a safe and secure environment for our residents, while also providing them with the opportunity to explore and discover.
We are fortunate to be located in the beautiful Whangamata village, where the beach is a short trip away. We always find hte fresh sea air is a fantastic benefit to all our residents.
Retirement Village
Two bedroom duplex style units are fully equipped to your needs and has the added benefits that are provided by a hospital/rest home that is regarded as one of the best in the country if you need them. The units come complete with wheelchair accessible shower, safety railings, non slip floors and 24 hour emergency button. Each centrally heated unit has 2 double bedrooms, single internal entry garage and plenty of storage space.
Willson Gardens is close to all the amenities that the community has on offer, e.g. 2 golf courses, bowling greens, croquet, floral and art clubs, garden club, bridge club, Lions and a theatre society to name a few and a great selection of restaurants and cafes.
The Village has a semi rural outlook. The grounds are well established with beautiful mature gardens landscaped around each individual unit.
There are four serviced apartments attached to the inpatient facility which have a single bedroom, that could accommodated two people, with en suite and a small living/kitchen area.
A communal room has been built under the new hospital wing where the village occupants use for social activities.
There is room for some further development in the future dependent upon demand
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