At Cambridge Resthaven we have a range of care services available

Residents are supported with care and dignity
in the privacy of their own rooms

The atmosphere at Resthaven is relaxed and residents' choice of how they want to pace their lives is respected and incorporated as much as possible. The ladies and gentlemen who have chosen Resthaven to be their home are supported with care and dignity in the privacy of their own rooms. Staff encourage and support residents to remain as independent as they can, supporting them to do as much for themselves as possible.

Care Centres and Continuing Care

There are two care centres in the Cambridge Resthaven family - one is at Cambridge Resthaven in Vogel Street and the other at Resthaven on Burns.

Resthaven on Vogel

Resthaven on Vogel is situated alongside beautiful Payne Park, and most rooms have a courtyard or a view of the park. It has 60 'beds' available for resthome and continuing care. The rooms are single rooms, with two of the rooms large enough to accommodate a married couple or two people who like to share.

Resthaven on Vogel has a Memory Care Unit (Tui) which caters for 10 residents living with dementia.

At Resthaven on Vogel there are premium daily room charges on some rooms. As at 1st January 2024, these charges range from: $0 to $40.*

*These prices are subject to change without notice.

Resthaven on Burns

Resthaven on Burns is set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens close to the Leamington shopping centre and the greenbelt. It has 33 'beds' available for resthome and continuing care, and the Memory Care Unit (Home) caters for 15 residents living with dementia.

There is an assortment of lounges, dining rooms and communal spaces for all residents and families to use. Our rooms at Resthaven on Burns are large, bright and airy, and there are no premium room charges.

Key Worker

At the cornerstone of our care is a personalised approach aimed at developing relationships built on empowerment, dignity and mutual respect.

Each resident has their own "Key Worker" – a Registered Nurse who is the cornerstone of the service provided to that resident, ensuring resident-led decision making. The key worker gets to know the resident and their family/whanau well, looks holistically at the resident’s clinical needs, and is responsible for coordinating care and services in a manner that is decided by and is most beneficial for the resident.

Forming these relationships builds a great sense of community among residents and their families, staff and the doctors.

Our Philosophy

Our philosophy is to encourage and support residents to remain as independent as they can. We take care of all meals, laundry and cleaning, but if residents would like to do any cooking or baking, wash their own clothes or do their own cleaning, they will be supported by staff to do this.

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