Day Care
Full-day supervised care with physiotherapy twice a day, meals and nursing — your loved one returns home each evening.
Full-day supervised care with physiotherapy twice a day, meals and nursing — and your loved one returns home each evening. For families who can care at night but need support by day.
Best for: families who can care at night but need support by day
Who it’s for
- Best for: families who can care at night but need support by day
- Working families who need support during the day
- Elderly parents who should not be alone all day
- Patients continuing rehabilitation while living at home
What’s included
- Physiotherapy twice a day
- Wholesome, dietitian-planned food through the day, adjusted to each patient.
- Trained, caring staff — one nurse for every two to three critical patients.
- Doctor rounds twice a day
- Modern rehabilitation technology, used by therapists who know when — and when not — to use it.
A typical day
- Morning · Tea & breakfast — Morning tea, a good breakfast, doctor’s round and the first physiotherapy session.
- Afternoon · Lunch & rest — Wholesome lunch, rest, nursing care, and therapy as scheduled.
- Evening · Tea & second therapy — Evening tea, the second physiotherapy session, and time with family or activities.
- Home time · Home in the evening — Your loved one returns home each evening, to family and their own bed.
Conditions we often care for
- Stroke recovery
- Paralysis (recent & long-standing)
- Parkinsonism
- Dementia & memory loss
- Elderly frailty
Questions families ask
Come and see the centre
Tell us a little about the patient and our care team will call you back — usually the same day. There is no obligation, and no pressure.
Plan a visit
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Our expert team travels to your home by ambulance and delivers physiotherapy, nursing and rehabilitation there.
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Recovery and orthopaedic rehabilitation after surgery — including patients who cannot yet walk.
Learn moreNot sure where to start?
Four gentle questions — about who needs care, their condition, mobility and the setting you prefer. We’ll suggest the right service and room in under a minute.