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Updated: 9 Nov 2026

About Teviot Valley Rest Home

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Here at Teviot Valley Rest Home we pride ourselves on being the "home away from home". We are committed to providing a safe, caring, happy environment that recognizes the importance of family/whānau and ensures physical, social, spiritual and emotional needs are met. Our delicious home styled meals are cooked on site, and our residents can partake in the optional activities programme each week day afternoon.

Why choose Teviot Valley Rest Home

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Care Offering

Teviot Valley Rest Home provides a range of care offerings and services. If you are unsure which type of care is right for you or your loved one or would like to learn more about key terms and concepts, explore Eldernet's Knowledge Lab.

We are a boutique 14 bed rest home housed in the old Roxburgh Maternity home.
We have 1 premium room which has an ensuite with shower and toilet.
We also have 3 premium rooms which have an ensuite with toilet only.
10 rooms are 'standard' rooms which use communal shower/toilet rooms.

Areas of Expertise
  • Oxygen Management
  • Bariatric (Care of the very overweight)
  • End of Life/Palliative Care
  • Wound Care
  • Diabetic Care
  • Continence Advice
  • Stomal Therapy
  • Stroke Rehabilitation
  • ACC Rehabilitation
  • Infection Control
Standard/Premium Availability

Yes we have availability

Updated: 9 Nov 2026
Short Term / Respite

Yes currently accepting short stay admissions, please contact us for specific availability

Accommodation Options
  • Standard rooms
  • Premium rooms
Premium Accommodation Charges

From $20 up to $40 /day

Regulatory Information

Ministry of Health Certified

Yes

Contract with Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora

Yes

Audit Report

Care Features & Services

Residents at Teviot Valley Rest Home have access to care, services, and activities that promote wellbeing, this is underpinned by our trust and reputation. Explore our offerings below, for more information on care homes and what they offer explore Eldernet's Knowledge Lab.

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Registered Nurse

Enrolled Nurse

Healthcare Assistants/Caregivers

Physiotherapist

Occupational Therapist

Social Worker (on site)

Activities Co-ordinator

Hairdresser

Podiatrist

Dietitian

Kaumatua

Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor

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Languages Spoken

Fijian

Dutch

English

Māori - Te Reo

Samoan

Religious/Spiritual Affiliations

Anglican

Baptist

Jehovah Witness

Presbyterian

Roman Catholic

Ethnic Diets

Vegetarian

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May Bring Own Furniture

Single Rooms

Ensuite

Alcohol Permitted

Pets In Residence

Negotiate To Bring Own Pet

Phone Access In Own Room

Wifi

Resident can adjust heating in own room

Cater for under 65 yrs with Disability

Lounges/seating areas

Cafe

LGBTQIA+ Friendly

Primary Health Funded Short Term Care

Provide End of Life/Palliative Care

Palliative Care Contract

Day Programme for day stay clients

Outings

Māori Kaupapa

Residents Committee

Family Committee

Newsletter

Policy for management of challenging behaviour

Confused Residents

Rural Setting

Smokers Room

Smoking Permitted

Semi-Secure

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Aged Care Association New Zealand (ACA)

Police checked

Other Key Information

It's not unusual to want to know more about payments and meals. We also invite you to explore the special features and activities we offer. If you have any other questions, please reach out, we’d love to hear from you!

What's included in your fees and what's not?

We have 4 premium rooms on site.
One has an ensuite with shower & toilet and is $40 extra per night. The other three rooms have an ensuite with toilet and are $20 per night.
Our other 10 rooms are 'standard' rooms which have access to communal bathrooms.
Our fees include medical fees, subsidised medications, pharmacy costs, wound care, activities programme, continence products, laundry services.

Not included in fees: Private medical costs, non-subsidised medications, audiology, optometry, dental appointments. Hairdresser, personal belongings.

Details about meals

We have an onsite cook 7 days a week who cooks amazing home styled meals. We cater for all dietary requirements.
Menus are reviewed by a dietitian annually.
We pride ourselves in our meals, and receive complements daily!

Breakfast is of the residents choice, and served in your bedroom.
Home baking is served for morning, afternoon tea and supper.
The main daily meal is served in the dining room at lunchtime. Consisting of a hot lunch with dessert.
Tea is also served in the dining room and consists of soup with breads, a lighter meal, followed by fruit.

Special features

Teviot Valley Rest Home opened in April 2004. It is situated in the old Roxburgh Maternity Hospital. The Medical Centre operates out of the same building, as do the District Nurses and the physiotherapist, making access to these services readily available through an interconnecting door.

Teviot Valley Rest Home is owned by the local community, and governed by a Trust. We receive very strong support from the community, in the form of fresh fruit and produce, handyman services, outings, and social events. Contact with the children from the school across the road and the local preschool is encouraged, and is enjoyed by residents and children alike.

A very friendly, homely atmosphere is generated, as visitors tend to know all the residents, and as a result everybody enjoys a visit, not just one resident.

Interests & activities

Our Activity Officer develops individual programs to suit each person. Residents enjoy housie, quizzes, bowls, concerts, local speakers, sing-a-longs at the piano, crafts, reading, drawing, jigsaws and many other personal pursuits.
The Roxburgh library delivers books for residents to loan monthly.

Advocate - staff are always available to support residents with any issues they may need help with; Age Concern, Art, Big print books, Bingo, Blind Foundation, Board games, Bowls, Breakfast in bed, Cards, Care and Craft, Canine friends, Children, Church, Classical Music, Concerts, Craft, Entertainment, Exercises, Email, Games, Gardening, Holidays, Holistic, Housie, Indoor Games, Interdenominational, Lotto, Meal choices, Newspaper reading, Parties, Pianist, Quizzes, Reading, Sing-a-longs, Shopping, Vegetarian, Videos, Visitors.

Location

2 Ednam Street, Roxburgh, Roxburgh 9500

Public Transport

0.00 km

There is no public transport in Roxburgh, but private transport can be arranged.

Shops

0.25 km

Shops are 5 min walk from the rest home

Mall

0.00 km

Roxburgh is a small country town with no mall

Parks

0.50 km

Everything is in close proximity

Library

0.25 km

The library is 5 min walk, or the activities officer will collect books on residents behalf.

To find out more about Teviot Valley Rest Home or to book a viewing get in touch today.

Key Contacts

Manager

Kate Dawson

Owner

Teviot Valley Rest Home Ltd

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