Shalom Court offers premium accommodation to rest home, hospital and palliative assessed persons in need of long term care, and short stay accommodation to persons on respite, carer support or convalescent care programmes.
Albert House (12 rooms)
- Opened 2012 for hospital and palliative care, electric adjustable bed
- 25m2 en-suited room with either private balcony or view
- Built-in double and fitted wardrobe, room shelving, wall heater
- Built-in bathroom vanity unit, heated towel rail
- Level access to communal lounge and dining
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Philipp House (6 rooms)
- Built in 1998, renovated 2005, hospital and palliative care, electric adjustable bed
- 20 m2 en-suited room
- Built-in double and fitted wardrobe, room shelving, wall heater
- Built-in bathroom vanity unit, bathroom wall heater, heated towel rail
- Level access to communal lounge and dining
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Fisher House (8 rooms)
- Built in 2002, refurbished 2010, hospital and palliative care, electric adjustable bed
- 25m2 en-suited room with shared balcony and view
- Built-in double and fitted wardrobe, room shelving, wall heater
- Built-in bathroom vanity unit, heated towel rail
- Communal kitchenette, level or lift access to communal lounge and dining
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Cottages (10)
- Built in early 1980s, renovated 2002, rest home care
- Cottages vary in design and proximity to communal areas, approximately 35m2
- Separate bedroom, en-suite bathroom, lounge and kitchenette; one two-bedroom cottage
- Built-in or walk-in wardrobe, wall heater
- Residents are required to have a degree of independence and be ambulant
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Community Cottages
In March 2015 Shalom Court reduced its number of care beds from 42 to 36 to create the opportunity for community persons, young and old, in need of accommodation to rent 1-bedroom cottages short or long term.
This initiative has been welcomed by the Jewish and wider communities and the cottages are being utilised by visitors to Auckland, relatives and friends of the residents, new immigrants and persons whose circumstances require short-term relocation.
Expressions of interest to stay in a community cottage are considered on a case-by-case basis and rental amounts vary according to the number of persons staying and the services required.
