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Updated: 8 Dec 2025

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About Radius Clare House

Radius Clare House logo

A lot can be said through our hands — a welcome, a goodbye, a friendly embrace, a playful gesture, a sign of affection, or just the delivery of a cup of tea. At Radius Clare House, we offer more than just an extra set of hands; we strive to improve your life at the stage you're at.

Radius Clare House is a modern, purpose-built care home architecturally designed to meet the specific needs of our elderly residents. We are in a peaceful, tranquil neighbourhood, yet close to a full range of services and shops.
We are known for our warm, friendly, home-like environment and family atmosphere, and we are proud of the individual care we can provide.

STAYING CONNECTED
We provide a personal free Wi-Fi connection for residents to stay connected with loved ones, access news, shop online, and stream movies or TV shows.
We also provide a free elder-friendly phone with oversized buttons and covers all mobile and toll calls. Residents can bring their existing phone numbers with them when they move in.
We like families to stay connected; they are welcome anytime to visit. A monthly newsletter goes out to families, detailing upcoming events and photos from recent activities and happenings at Clare House.

OUR FOOD
The kitchen prepares fresh, nutritious meals that are tasty and inviting. There are three main meals, with two options provided at dinner. There are also snacks throughout the day and a cup of tea ready to be poured often.
The menu is on a four-week cycle and is designed with residents in mind and approved by a dietician.

ACTIVITIES
Clare House offers an extensive activity programme that promotes self-esteem and personal fulfilment.
They aim to stimulate cognitive functioning, nurture their residents, and provide purposeful activities that result in full and enriched lives full of fun, laughter, and smiles.
This is a rewarding experience for everyone involved.

Will you come for a look?
Book a tour with Theressa, the Facility Manager, who will guide you around the home and answer any questions.

Why choose Radius Clare House

Person-Centred-Care icon Person Centred Care
Registered-Nurse icon 24/7 Registered Nurse
Certification icon 4 Year Certification

Care Offering

Radius Clare House 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.

Areas of Expertise
  • Oxygen Management
  • Gastronomy/Nasogastric Management
  • End of Life/Palliative Care
  • Wound Care
  • Diabetic Care
  • Continence Advice
  • Stomal Therapy
  • Tracheotomy Care
  • Infection Control
  • Surgical Followup
Availability

We currently have no availability

Care Suite Availability

We currently have no availability

Updated: 5 Dec 2025
Short Term / Respite

We are currently not accepting short stay admissions

Regulatory Information

Ministry of Health Certified

Yes

Contract with Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora

Yes

Audit Report

Availability

Yes we have availability

Updated: 5 Dec 2025
Short Term / Respite

We are currently not accepting short stay admissions

Regulatory Information

Ministry of Health Certified

Yes

Contract with Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora

Yes

Audit Report

Areas of Expertise
  • Oxygen Management
  • Gastronomy/Nasogastric Management
  • Palliative Care (Contracted)
  • End of Life/Palliative Care
  • Wound Care
  • Diabetic Care
  • Continence Advice
  • Stomal Therapy
  • Tracheotomy Care
  • Infection Control
Availability

Yes we have availability

Specialist Care beds available

Updated: 5 Dec 2025
Short Term / Respite

We are currently not accepting short stay admissions

Regulatory Information

Ministry of Health Certified

Yes

Contract with Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora

Yes

Audit Report

Care Features & Services

Residents at Radius Clare House 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

Physiotherapist

Occupational Therapist

Activities Co-ordinator

Hairdresser

Podiatrist

Dietitian

Kaumatua

Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor

Other Personnel

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Languages Spoken

Dutch

Filipino

Māori - Te Reo

Religious/Spiritual Affiliations

Anglican

Baptist

Christian

Denominations/Faiths represented

Inter denominational

Methodist

Non denominational

Presbyterian

Roman Catholic

Salvation Army

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May Bring Own Furniture

Single Rooms

Ensuite

Alcohol Permitted

Phone Access In Own Room

Wifi

Lounges/seating areas

LGBTQIA+ Friendly

Provide End of Life/Palliative Care

Palliative Care Contract

Outings

Whānau Room

Family Committee

Newsletter

Policy for management of challenging behaviour

Confused Residents

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National Certificate in Diversional Therapy

Aged Care Association New Zealand (ACA)

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?

Please contact us for full information on this.

Details about meals

We have a five week rotating menu. This varies in summer and winter as we try to include seasonal foods. Breakfast is porridge, cereal with fruit, toast tea and coffee and juice. Morning and Afternoon tea is a cake or slice with a drink. Some favourites are scones, muffins, anzac biscuits, tan square and cream sponge. Our main meal is lunch. This is a meat dish with vegetables and dessert. We enjoy meals such as beef curry with veges and creamed rice for dessert or a full roast dinner with apple crumble and ice cream. We provide a lighter meal in the evenings, something like chicken and corn soup with scalloped potatoes and a sandwich, or some bacon and egg pie with pea and ham soup and a sandwich - we always finish our light meal with some fresh fruit and bread with spreads. For supper we have some plain biscuits and a sandwich with a cuppa or maybe a milo!

Special features

PHILOSOPHY

We believe in a friendly, warm, homely environment that promotes individual freedom with security. An environment in which each person can identify his or her own space, where they can seek privacy and welcome friends and family in comfort.

We have an intrinsic belief in people and their holistic nature. A wholeness that compromises social, spiritual, physical, cultural and psychological characteristics, and which requires a planned approach to caring.

The plan accommodates the uniqueness of each individual and recognises fluctuations and changes in needs as they arise.

We recognise that illness and wellness are part of each person’s life experience. Even though our residents may not be ill, they will have special needs from time to time.

Our aim is to prevent illness and promote healing when illness does occur, while maintaining individual integrity, dignity and independence. We do this by fostering a collaborative approach to care in which a well developed carer- resident relationship is of primary importance.

ENVIRONMENT

We have three separate wings; The Williams Wing caters for residents who are unable to care for themselves in their own home. The Johnstone Wing has been specifically designed for the needs of the more confused elderly who require specialist care with the Perriam Wing offering a hospital level of care.

Clare House has a modern central heating system and is provided with systems to ensure the maximum safety and security for both residents and staff. There is a fully automatic sprinkler and smoke detector system, this is connected to the Fire Brigade.

We are situated in beautiful, spacious gardens, in a peaceful neighbourhood away form traffic noise, yet close to a variety of amenities including shops, banks, churches etc.

We are well known for our warm, friendly, home-like environment and family atmosphere. We are not too big, so our residents are like family, and yet not too small, so we are able to provide a full range of services for our residents. We enjoy personal and individual relationships with staff, residents and families.

Interests & activities

Activity programme - we offer a varied range of activities and entertainment. Individual preferences and abilities are taken into consideration and involvement is always optional. Activities include: , Art, Board games, Canine friends, Cards, Concerts, Craft, Entertainers, Entertainment, Exercises, Flower arranging, Games, Happy Hour, Hydrotherapy, Indoor Games, Library, Minibus, Music, Newspaper reading, Parties, Petanque, Quizzes, Shopping

Location

51 Durham Street, Waikiwi, Invercargill 9810

Public Transport

0.50 km

Bus Stop - taxis will come to the door.

Shops

0.80 km

Supermarket, cafe, hairdresser, takeaways etc.

Mall

4.00 km

Centre City is 8kms Windsor Shopping Centre is 4kms

Parks

2.00 km

With Childrens Playground.

Library

8.00 km

Centre Library, but we have outreach services coming to the home fortnightly.

To find out more about Radius Clare House or to book a viewing get in touch today.

Key Contacts

Manager

Theressa Kelly

Owner

Radius Residential Care

Agent's Details

Theressa Kelly

  • Clare House Retirement Village 51 Durham Street
  • Invercargill

Statutory Supervisor's Details

Jerry Ford

  • Covenant Trustee Services
  • 329 Durham Street North
  • Christchurch

Solicitor's Details

Geoff Currie

  • Geoff Currie Lawyers
  • 6 Peterborough Lane
  • Christchurch

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