FAQs
Our aim is to provide a quality, homely environment in which the frail elderly (and/or confused elderly) may live in an atmosphere of respect and friendliness that ensures their independence, privacy, dignity, cultural and religious needs are met as individuals.
To provide assistance and direction in enabling them to meet their daily needs and maintain a quality life.
We offer the following services at Coronation Lodge Rest Home:
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Rest Home Care
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Respite
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Day Care
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Rehabiliation / Physical Therapy
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Palliative Care
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Supported Assisted Living
Find out more about each service below or contact our team for more information.
How do I find out if my parent needs care?
Your parent will need to see a Needs Assessor from the District Health Board (DHB) to find out if they need care. A DHB Needs Assessor evaluates how much help a person needs in their daily life and will ask your parent questions about:
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what they can and cannot do around the home
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what help they need with daily tasks
The DHB assessor will tell your parent what kind of assistance they need. Your parent may be offered home help or be allowed to enter a rest home or hospital.
Do you offer supported living?
Yes. We have 8 beds available for Supported/ Assisted Living. services include house keeping, meal and laundry, Recreational activities. Services come in a package, which can usually be adapted to individual requirements. More personal services may be available for an additional fee.
Is there a waitlist to get in?
Yes and No, its best to get in touch with us to find out current vacancy. we update vacancy on www.eldernet.co.nz on regular basis.
How much does rest home care cost?
Coronation Lodge Rest Home: No hidden fees or premium rates.
Rest home costs depend on the level of care needed and your financial situation. Some residents are eligible for a Residential Care Subsidy through Work and Income NZ, which can help cover costs. We recommend speaking with a financial advisor who specialises in aged care funding, and we're happy to point you in the right direction.
What about the Residential Care Subsidy?
If your loved one has been assessed as needing rest home care, they may qualify for government funding through Work and Income. Eligibility depends on a financial means assessment. Our team can explain the process and help you understand what to expect.
What is the environment at Coronation Lodge Rest Home New Plymouth like?
Coronation Lodge is a small, home-like facility — not a large institution. We pride ourselves on creating a warm, friendly atmosphere where residents are treated as individuals, with their independence, privacy, dignity, and cultural or religious needs respected.
What meals are provided?
We provide nutritious, home-style meals daily. Our 4-week audited menu includes breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner — to your dietary needs, preferences, and dislikes.
Are there activities and social opportunities?
Yes - we run daily activities and encourage social engagement. Residents can participate as much or as little as they like.
Can family members visit?
Absolutely - we welcome family visits. Visiting hours: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.