Bainfield Park

Mental Health & Addictions Service

Description

Bainfield Park Residential Care is a residential service with a small number of beds for mental health clients.

Bainfield Park is situated on an attractive elevated setting of 9 acres on the outskirts of Invercargill. The property is well established as bushlands to the south, with sprawling lawns leading to farmland to the North.

Our location enables us to be close to all city facilities including a shopping centre, supermarket, churches, doctors and public transportation. We do however, also have the advantage of the tranquility of our rural setting without close neighbours and city hustle and bustle.

Fees and Charges Categorisation

Free, Partial fees apply, Fees apply

Fees and Charges Description

Government subsidies may be available for both short and long term care at Bainfield Park.

Service Co-Ordinators will liase with you regarding your choice of Residential Care provider. They will apply for a subsidy from the government on your behalf and will keep you informed of progress and timeframes.

The subsidy system will be explained to you at this time.

Hours

Bainfield Park is staffed 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Languages Spoken

English

Programmes

Residential Care

Bainfield Park Residential Care is a residential service with a small number of beds for mental health clients. A variety of living arrangements are available, including studio units and private single rooms. Nurse-call bells are in all bedrooms.

Programme Areas: Mental health
Programme Type: Residential support
Regions: All of New Zealand
Age Groups: Adult / Pakeke, Older adult / Kaumātua
Referral Types: GP, DHB clinical services

Referral Process

Individuals located anywhere in New Zealand are eligible to stay at Bainfield Park. All individuals who are seeking Residential Care must first be assessed by an Approved Assessor to evaluate the level of care required by the individual and discuss the available options.

The initial discussions may be held between the family and General Practitioner/Social Worker or Service Co-Ordinator. All of these agencies will direct you to the appropriate assessment services.