Embrace a place that’s much more than just a care facility.
Nestled in the heart of Northcote, Auckland, Anne Maree Court Care Home is a sanctuary of warmth, hospitality and genuine care. Here, we create a nurturing environment where every resident is valued, respected and empowered to live with dignity and joy.
About us
Facilities
Every aspect of Anne Maree Court is designed for comfort and enjoyment. We offer a variety of room options to suit individual needs, alongside a beautiful and expansive private garden.
Care
Our team go the extra mile to ensure every resident’s wellbeing. With genuine empathy and unwavering dedication, we provide personalised, resident-centred care.
Everyday life
Beyond exceptional care, life at Anne Maree Court is vibrant and fulfilling. We have a program full of diverse activities, and nutritious meals are provided throughout the day.
Frequently asked questions
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Before entering care, a Needs Assessment is required to determine the appropriate level of support.
You can arrange this by contacting your local NASC (Needs Assessment and Service Coordination) agency, speaking with your GP for a referral, or requesting assistance from hospital staff if your relative is currently hospitalised. You may also contact your local District Health Board (DHB) and ask to relate to the NASC team for older persons.
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You may be eligible for the Residential Care Subsidy (RCS), which helps cover the cost of standard care services for those who meet the financial criteria.
Once a Needs Assessment confirms eligibility for residential care, you can apply for a financial means assessment through Work and Income New Zealand (WINZ). This assessment determines whether you qualify for the subsidy.
For further guidance, you may speak with your Needs Assessor, Service Coordinator, or contact WINZ directly. You can also check WINZ website for an updated information at Residential Care Subsidy – Work and Income.
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There are weekly GP visits, a 24-hour Registered Nurse and physiotherapy.
We have curated in-house activities conducted by Registered Diversional Therapist, monthly therapy dog visitations and in-house communion.
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You are welcome to bring personal items that help you feel comfortable and at home, such as a favourite chair, family photographs, cherished ornaments, and personal devices (e.g. mobile phone, tablet, or laptop).
Most belongings are acceptable, provided they can be safely accommodated within your room. Items must not pose a safety risk or restrict staff movement, ensuring there is adequate space for care – particularly in an emergency.
For safety reasons, we discourage the use of items such as kettles, electric blankets, or any appliances that may present a burn or heat risk.
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There are no set visiting hours, and visitors are welcome at any time.
However, to support the smooth delivery of care, we kindly encourage visits after 9:00am, once residents have had breakfast and morning cares.
To ensure residents have adequate rest, we also recommend that visits conclude before residents’ usual bedtime.