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Palliative care at Eldernet Showcase is centred on comfort, dignity, and supporting both the resident and their whānau through one of life’s most sensitive stages. Our approach focuses on easing symptoms, reducing discomfort, and creating a peaceful, reassuring environment where every moment can be lived with meaning and connection.

From the moment a resident begins palliative care with us, our team works closely with health professionals, family members, and the resident themselves to understand their preferences, values, and wishes. Care plans are deeply personalised, ensuring physical, emotional, cultural, and spiritual needs are honoured. We take time to listen, to adapt, and to provide support in ways that feel right for each individual.

Our dedicated nurses and caregivers are trained in advanced comfort care, ensuring pain relief, symptom management, and gentle assistance are delivered with compassion and attentiveness. The atmosphere within our palliative care spaces is calm and nurturing, with soft lighting, familiar comforts, and the option to personalise the room so it feels more like home.

Families are welcomed as partners in care. We encourage whānau to spend time with their loved one in a private, peaceful setting, and we offer guidance, reassurance, and emotional support throughout the journey. Whether it’s explaining changes, helping process emotions, or simply being present, our team walks alongside families with empathy and respect.

Meaningful moments matter deeply in palliative care. We create opportunities for residents to enjoy music, quiet reflection, gentle touch, nature views, or time with treasured people. Our staff are attentive not only to physical needs but also to the small details that bring comfort and connection.

At Eldernet Showcase, palliative care is not just a clinical service — it is a commitment to honouring life, supporting dignity, and ensuring no one walks the journey alone. Our goal is to create a peaceful, supportive environment where residents feel safe and cared for, and where families can find strength, understanding, and comfort during this important time.

Testimonials
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Updated: 13 Oct 2021

Service Description
Service Description
What services do you offer?

Updated: 13 Oct 2021

Meeting the needs of older people
Meeting the needs of older people
What makes your service better for older people?
What factors do you think let older people know that your service welcomes them?
How does your service go about providing assistance for someone with a disability?
What training do you give staff about working appropriately with older people and ageism awareness?

Updated: 15 Oct 2021

After Hours
After Hours
After Hours Status Details
After Hours Yes Is this limited? Is this by negotiation? Does it include evenings or weekends?

Updated: 13 Oct 2021

Access
Access
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A mobile service Yes Would you go to someone's home ore a rest home or retirement village to provide your service?
Easy access Yes Is there ramp access? Is there stairs? Is there a lift?

Updated: 13 Oct 2021

Payment
Payment
Payment Status Details
SuperGold Card Discount Yes Do you offer a discount?
Payment required Yes Is this required at the time or is it possible to pay off an account?
Subsidy may be available No Is this something that i could talk to MSD about subsidising?

Updated: 13 Oct 2021

Languages Spoken
Languages Spoken
Language Status Details
Chinese Yes
Chinese dialect Yes
Dutch Yes
English Yes What other languages are spoken by the staff?
French No test
Māori - Te Reo Yes
Rarotongan Yes

Updated: 13 Oct 2021


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