Bupa New Zealand is one of the leading residential aged care providers.
With 40 care homes around New Zealand, you can trust Bupa to provide a wide range of residential care options, tailored to suit your needs.
Father son at Bupa Care Home
With 40 care homes around New Zealand, you can trust Bupa to provide a wide range of residential care options, tailored to suit your needs.
We're here to help you with care and advice as you start your care home journey. Find out about the help available and what you'll need to consider when you're looking to move to a care home.
Bupa residents Helen, Bhaadie and Roy enjoy quality of life and independence while embracing the security and peace of mind that care home living offers.
Bupa was a natural choice for Sharon’s mother-in-law Kamal and husband Suresh, with peace of mind for the family that Kamal’s care needs are met, alongside continued retirement living for Suresh.
Jean and her family wanted peace of mind and security for her. She says the care she receives is “top notch” and she’s very happy in what she calls her “new home”.
Bupa was the natural choice for Nicole’s vibrant father Gary, who lives with cognitive decline. With the right people around him, Gary transformed from rarely moving to literally dancing down the hallway.
Bupa’s person first, dementia second philosophy was essential in Dianne’s decision to move her husband Billy to a care home. She and Bupa have worked together to ensure Billy gets the care he needs.
At rest home level care, individuals may require help with things like personal hygiene, meals, and medication. Some may have some memory loss or a form of dementia, which can usually be supported, providing a safe environment. It is suitable for those who can generally mobilise independently with supervision or minimal assistance (i.e. using a walking frame).
Hospital level care in New Zealand is a type of care for older people with complex medical needs that go beyond what rest home level care can provide. This includes people with chronic health conditions, potential cognitive decline, limited mobility, or those recovering from illness, surgery, or injury who require regular clinical support and oversight.
Dementia level care is a specialised level of residential care for older people living with a diagnosis of dementia. This level of care is for people who can no longer safely manage at home, or in rest home level care. At Bupa, dementia level care is delivered in secure, purpose-built communities designed to promote safety, routine, and comfort.
Psychogeriatric level care (also known as specialist dementia care or D6) is for people living with advanced dementia and associated behavioural or psychological symptoms. This may include severe confusion, aggression, agitation, or significant mental health challenges that cannot be safely supported in rest home or hospital level care settings
Moving to a care home is usually something you think about when you need more help and care with everyday things and we understand this can be a difficult time.
At Bupa, we care about your individuality. Our person centred approach means we take the time to get to know you, so we can tailor your care to meet your needs. Our team will be happy to take you through the process for moving into a care home and discuss any concerns you may have when you come in for a tour.
Contact us on 0800 60 80 99 or email us to book a tour today.
We're here to help you with care and advice as you start your care home journey.
Where to startWe have 40 care homes around New Zealand. Browse our homes by region
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