Alzheimers New Zealand welcomes care improvement pledge
Alzheimers New Zealand welcomes care improvement pledge
Alzheimers NZ has welcomed the announcement that Ryman Healthcare will take steps to ensure quality care for residents at Wellington’s Malvina Major Retirement Village.
Alzheimers NZ Executive Director, Catherine
Hall, says, “At Alzheimers NZ, we believe that people
affected by dementia should receive high quality,
personalised care in a supported and safe environment.
“At all stages of the condition, those affected
deserve to be treated as individuals, with their care shaped
around their personality and preferences.”
Ms Hall added, “It is our view that situations such as the one reported at Malvina Major Retirement Village should never occur. Nevertheless, we acknowledge that Ryman Healthcare has apologised and we encourage them to follow through on the steps they have outlined to ensure that all patients receive the care and respect they deserve.”
For further information on dementia and the services Alzheimers New Zealand offers visit www.alzheimers.org.nz
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