Tuesday 15th December 2020 |
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Promisia Integrative Limited is pleased to advise that the first wing of its Aldwins House aged care facility has today opened to new residents.
Aldwins House is in central Christchurch and comprises of approximately 8,241 m2 of land and 4,050 m2 of buildings. The property previously operated as a large rest home which was closed in 2017 and has since had strengthening work completed and a thorough refurbishment.
The newly renovated complex is over two storeys and multiple wings and consists of 145 bedrooms. 139 of these bedrooms have ensuites.
The amenities include a reception foyer, open plan entertainment hall with adjoining kitchenette and hair salon/beauty room, dining room serviced by a large commercial grade kitchen, nurses’ stations, sitting rooms, staffroom, administration offices, sheltered communal outdoor areas situated within two internal courtyards, 75 car parking spaces and two double-width bed sized elevators.
The refurbishment has included a substantial upgrade of the kitchen and laundry facilities together with extensive landscaping work. This work on the common areas, together with refurbished rooms, offers residents quiet and comfortable accommodation and care in central Christchurch.
Once fully opened, Aldwins House will have 145 beds available - all beds will be dual purpose. It is expected that 140 staff will need to be employed to operate the Aldwins Facility at full occupancy. A total of 20 staff have been employed initially. There is a recruitment plan in place to build staff numbers as resident numbers increase.
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Source: Promisia Integrative Limited
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