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About Marne Street Hospital
MARNE STREET HOSPITAL on the Inlet
Nestled against the hillside in Andersons Bay, Marne Street Hospital lies amid environs that provide the residents with both a ringside seat to sporting activities in the neighbouring park and a tranquil outlook over the local inlet. The park provides a platform for activities such as the odd horse and cart ride, walks with family and kite flying. Activity abounds on the waters of the inlet as school children practice kayaking, birds roost on a purpose built structure, the odd seal comes to visit and residents periodically try their hand at fishing. The main lounge provides panoramic views of these areas, while another allows views of activities on local streets – the scenes are ever changing.
The staff at Marne Street Hospital aim to meet to a high standard the physical, emotional, social, and cultural needs of the residents. This is achieved by having an excellent team of staff qualified in caring for the older person.
At Marne Street Hospital, we place much emphasis on dignity and the rights of our residents, encouraging independence where appropriate and respecting choice in regard to care where possible. Pride in appearance is respected and laughter encouraged in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Marne Street Hospital is a modern, purpose built aged care facility
Care Offering
Marne Street Hospital 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.
Hospital
Available
Areas of Expertise
- Oxygen Management
- Gastronomy/Nasogastric Management
- Palliative Care (Contracted)
- End of Life/Palliative Care
- Dialysis
- Wound Care
- Diabetic Care
- Continence Advice
- Stomal Therapy
- Stroke Rehabilitation
Marne Street Hospital: Areas of Expertise
- Oxygen Management
- Gastronomy/Nasogastric Management
- Palliative Care (Contracted)
- End of Life/Palliative Care
- Dialysis
- Wound Care
- Diabetic Care
- Continence Advice
- Stomal Therapy
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Tracheotomy Care
- Spinal Injuries Care
- Infection Control
- Surgical Followup
- Psychiatric Care
- Clinical Management
- Other Specialties
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Availability
Yes we have availability
Visits to Marne Street Hospital are welcome at any time or contact Didi or Shona on 454 2680 with all enquiries.
Updated:
5 Dec 2025
Short Term / Respite
Yes currently accepting short stay admissions, please contact us for specific availability
Regulatory Information
Ministry of Health Certified
Yes
Contract with Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora
Yes
Care Features & Services
Residents at Marne Street Hospital 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
Nurse Practitioner
Enrolled Nurse
Healthcare Assistants/Caregivers
Physiotherapist
Occupational Therapist
Social Worker (on site)
Diversional Therapist
Activities Co-ordinator
Hairdresser
Podiatrist
Dietitian
Accredited Visitors
Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor
Other Personnel
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Languages Spoken
English
Fijian Indian
Filipino
Hindi
Interpreter
Māori - Te Reo
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations
(Other comments)
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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
LGBTQIA+ Friendly
Provide End of Life/Palliative Care
Palliative Care Contract
Outings
Whānau Room
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)
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?
Fees, subsidies and what is not covered by the fees will be discussed with you by the needs assessor. We also have this information in our booklet.
Details about meals
Provided by Cibus catering. Specialist meals are catered for. Residents have input into menu choices.
Special features
We are a modern, purpose built facility with a dedicated team of staff with a genuine caring interest in the older person.
Interests & activities
Activity programme
We have activity staff working 7 days a weeks offering a variety of individual and group activities. A number of outside groups also visit and provide entertainment.
Advocate
Information on advocacy is included in admission information. Staff will assist residents to access.
Health and Disability advocate attends two residents meetings per year and provides some education in the facility.
Age Concern
We have a good working relationship with Age Concern.
Big print books
Are available
Breakfast in bed
Most residents have breakfast in bed but if they wish they can be up and in the lounge/dining room, or just stay in their room.
Children
Children are very welcome to the facility and we have a toy box in one of the lounges to help entertain them.
Staff often bring in their children who become parts of the residents families.
Church
We have regular church services and several visitors from different religious denominations call regularly
Concerts are organised regularly and we try to cater for all types of musical and drama tastes.
Electric Beds
All beds in our facility are electric
Email
Reception staff are happy to receive and forward emails to families
Exercises
Our physio sets up exercise programmes for those who need them. The activities staff also run some exercise programmes.
Fax
Reception staff are happy to receive and forward faxes.
Garden
We have plenty of colour in Spring and Summer and have been working hard to increase the size of the gardens and plant so we have some colour all year round.
Happy Hour
We have a regular happy hour
Library books
We have a wide selection of books available for residents
Meal choices
Meals are provided by Cibus catering. We have an excellent variety and any special meals can be catered for. Residents have input in to the menu choices.
Newspaper reading
Newspapers are available and activities staff read the newspaper daily to residents.
Outings
We have a group of volunteers who take residents for wheelchair rides. Families are encouraged to take out their family member if able.
Park
We are lucky that we live right on the edge of a park, which borders a sea inlet. We therefore have park and sea views and we always have spectacular (weather permitting) views of Dunedin.
Parties
We can make an area available for residents and their families to use for birthdays and special occasions.
Quizzes are a regular part of our weekly activities.
Sing-a-longs
A popular activity
Sky TV
Selected channels available in all rooms.
DVDs
We have a library of DVDs able to be viewed in all rooms.
Views
Parks, School life, cricket, sea, and city
Visitors
We have no set visiting times.
Location
7 Marne Street, Andersons Bay, Dunedin 9013Public Transport
0.01 km
Mobility Taxis are available as needed
Shops
2.00 km
Mall
4.00 km
Parks
0.01 km
we border a park, and sea inlet
Library
4.00 km
Library books can be organised
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