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The attitude of living well. Every individual plays a part at Molly Ryan Molly Ryan Retirement Village is set in the heart of Our people at Molly Ryan love Be a part of a community the Merrilands Community. Your care is our priority their jobs and what they do that values you and we strive to enhance the quality of life for every We love to organise gatherings to get As an Arvida Village, we take care and individual member of the community while providing people together – encouraging our time to listen, and we’ll help you to a friendly, safe and supportive environment. Welcome Residents Committee to help co-ordinate continue to enjoy the things that you love to Molly Ryan, an Molly Ryan is set on 5 ½ acres of grounds activities. “Chit chat” afternoons, happy to do. We’ll encourage participation and overlooking the Merrilands Domain and the beautiful hour and a fish and chip night once a engagement in our small community, and Arvida Retirement Waiwhakaiho River. Every day offers a chance to week, which is always a lot of fun. we’ll help you to remain active and happy. participate in a diverse range of activities, sharing We love our jobs here, and we naturally Village close to good times and memories with newly-made form strong bonds with our residents and Continue to enjoy doing friends. Around our beautiful grounds you’ll find we know that you’ll feel at home here the things you love to do the heart of tastefully designed Villas, Serviced Apartments at Molly Ryan. At Molly Ryan Retirement Village, and Studios, our Rest Home and Hospital. New Plymouth. an enjoyable, enriched retirement experience awaits you. Our friendly and welcoming community offers the perfect environment for those looking We challenge for a little more companionship and ourselves to make support. The facilities and activities within our customers’ the village are available for everyone to enjoy, and you will be encouraged to join lives better with in and participate as much as you like, everything while still enjoying your privacy. we do. Molly Ryan has a full time activities coordinator who organises a wide variety of entertainment and activities to cater for all tastes. A regular newsletter and weekly activities programme is delivered to all residents. Residents can enjoy crafts, games, movies, bowls, music and piano sing-a-longs, fitness programmes, and other special events. Our social calendar is very popular, and family and friends from outside the village are always welcome to join us. Our professional staff offer real peace of mind Molly Ryan’s Village Manager has over 30 years experience in palliative aged care and is supported by a Clinical Manager, a Clinical Nurse Leader and a team of Registered and Enrolled Nurses with a passion for aged care nursing. All of our care staff participate in our diverse education programmes. So rest assured, you’re in safe hands at Molly Ryan! Flexible Care Plans We are able to look after your current needs, and can also provide more care and assistance should your personal circumstances change. This gives you, your partner and family the comfort of knowing you’ll always have the support and care you need, when you need it. Rest Home and Hospital Rest Home residents are encouraged to remain as independent as possible while ensuring that the required assistance is available as needed. A Registered Nurse manages the residents’ care assisted by fully trained caregiving staff. Regular doctors visits and podiatry services are provided. The hospital provides 24 hour care with a We’re well known for our personal care registered nurse on duty 24/7 and assisted by fully trained caregiving staff. Molly Ryan is well known in the wider a Serviced Apartment to our Hospital Continuing Care New Plymouth community for offering a should it be required in the future. We Plan options: Apartments and Studios full continuum of care for it’s residents. provide a range of options and we can Our fees are carefully calculated Our rooms are light, spacious, and tastefully You can also access care services while look after your current requirements, so that we can provide the optimum decorated with quality fittings, large living independently in your own Serviced and adapt to changes in your health or care for you. We have several care windows and sunny outlooks, walk out Apartment. We can assist with meals, personal circumstances, should they occur. packages available, from basic entry balconies, full wheelchair access, smoke laundry, cleaning, access to doctors and Ask us about how we can tailor our level to full Rest Home level care. detectors and fire sprinklers. Each room nurses and 24 hour emergency assistance. care plans for you, or take a look at our Ask our village manager for a full has a nurse call button above the bed for We also provide full Rest Home level care specialist brochure for our Villas, Serviced list of costs and inclusions. immediate assistance. and have the ability to transfer your from Apartments and Studios. Rest Home and Hospital Molly Ryan has 33 dual use Rest Rooms are serviced daily and all Home and Hospital beds within our meals are home cooked, with breakfast care facility. All rooms are superior served to the residents in their rooms. size with ensuite facilities and we Special diets are catered for. encourage residents to personalise their The Rest Home has a very flexible surroundings as much as they desire. timetable and residents are free to The facility is staffed by Registered choose their own routine. A large Nurses and qualified caregivers, 24/7. lounge provides a friendly and There is a facility doctor available (or welcoming communal venue for all you can continue to see your own residents to socialise and meet with doctor if you prefer). We encourage family and friends. families to be involved in the planning and provision of care, and we enjoy close communication with our residents extended families and friends. The Accommodation at Molly Ryan Independent Villas Serviced Apartments/Studios Dresser Our 35 unique Villas are architecturally The 28 Serviced Apartments range from Bed Bathroom designed, north facing and built to a Studio Apartments, Apartments with park TV Bedroom Living TV high standard with consideration to and garden views and two one bedroom Bed accessibility. Our Villas come in a range apartments. These are all attached to of shapes and sizes, and are maintained the care facility giving the owners the Dining to the highest of standards. In many cases freedom to live an independent lifestyle Garage Table Table they can be fitted out according to your while having access to a full range of tastes and personal requirements. supported living services, right on hand Laundry should you need them. Each room is HW Bathroom Each home has a monitored emergency Kitchen Kitchenette equipped with wireless Internet, TV call system, offering the added peace Bedroom of mind that security, assistance and and Sky connections, support is right on hand if required in the Typical Serviced 2 Bedroom Apartment Typical Serviced Studio future from our on-site hospital and qualified staff. Our commitment to you Molly Ryan is an Arvida Village, and we are down to earth people here. Our values are genuine and they drive everything we do. We’re always looking for new ways to make life in our community as fun and enjoyable as possible. We take time to get to know everyone, and help every individual to continue to enjoy the things they love to do. We believe in fairness. We’re also pretty straight talking, so you can read our documents and understand them. And we care about wellness for everyone – residents and staff. We’re a family of friends in a supportive and caring community. The most important things in life to us are the people we live together with every day. It’s a wonderful retirement lifestyle at Molly Ryan The best decision you’ll ever make! At Molly Ryan Retirement Village, we a few ends of bowls with friendly rivals, It is always a big decision to move away for yourself what makes our village so help to provide days of fun that are full or catching up with a neighbourhood from your old home, but when the time is special. Enjoy independence and privacy and rich. Every resident is encouraged mate for a yarn, the choice is yours. right to scale down, you really need to do with no maintenance worries and socialise to enjoy the in-house activities on offer, Tapping into the social calendar is your homework well. with your new friends. There’s always so or take part in our many excursions and a great way to make new friends, or We can help you with this decision by much to do here – there’s no chance of shopping trips around New Plymouth. you can invite family and friends from showing you what Molly Ryan Retirement getting bored! There is always so much to do here at outside the village to come along for Village already offers the residents who We’re happy to show you around Molly Ryan. Whether it is reading a book a visit. Our motto is always the same live here. We welcome you to visit any Molly Ryan any time. Why not give us in a quiet nook in the garden, taking a dip at Molly Ryan: The more the merrier! time, and have a first hand chat with a call to have a chat about your in the heated swimming pool, playing members of our community to find out personal needs.
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