Chalmers Home by Enliven in New Plymouth Central is renowned for its warm and welcoming environment where both residents and visitors feel truly at home. Visitors often praise the friendly staff and the joyous atmosphere that makes it stand out among local care establishments. The commitment to respectful and attentive care shines through in every interaction, with families appreciating how residents are not only well looked after but also actively engaged in meaningful activities. The stunning views add to the peaceful and nurturing setting, making it a place many consider a long-term home. From the thoughtful meals to the supportive community, Chalmers Home exemplifies quality elder care in New Plymouth.
Greig Daniels
5 years agoFinding the right place for a loved one can be a hard decision. But I believe that we made the best choice in choosing Chalmers for our Mum, Barbara Daniels. On my visits i have been impressed by the friendly atmosphere, the helpful and friendly staff ( at all levels)and the general commitment to respect and care for the residents. Its great to see the activities provided and see Mum take part in them. Its also great to see how her wishes are respected and how well she is cared for. Thanks to all the staff for their help and their great attitude
Rose Palmer
7 years agoI'm an entertainer, regularly visiting local rest homes. Chalmers is without a doubt, my favourite. Friendly staff and very happy residents. Having worked in the rest home industry itself, I'm aware of possible areas where they could improve. At Chalmers, I am yet to find fault. I jokingly tell my friends that I've booked my room at Chalmers. Oh, did I mention the view? It's fabulous!
Antoinette Maree
6 years agoIf zero stars were an option, I would of picked that! My grandad had a stroke and got sent here to rehabilitate after 3 weeks in hospital. He almost died in here! In the hospital part! I once found him on the floor, lying on a mat for feet, wearing nothing but a singlet and diaper, shivering with no blanket! He was severely dehydrated and was covered head to toe in bruises!! He'd yelp when they used the hoist. He's a small frail man, I'm his granddaughter, and I can lift and move him myself. The hoist was unnecessary, painful and used as punishment! He had morphine listed as an allergy, yet they gave it to him everyday! To sedate him, so they didn't have to look after him! The only staff member that was actually helpful was Grant, an orderly; Who I can't praise enough!! We took him out of there, unable to move, not speaking, not eating, not drinking.. back home, where we got him walking again! Chalmers had 5 star reviews. We thought it was the best resthome around. It certainly is NOT. It's a beautiful building with nice views, that's it.
Amira Phillips
6 years agoMy Dad Harry was transferred to hosoital level care and I was amazed how wonderful and caring the staff were. They made Dads last weeks the happiest and the staff were wonderful to deal with. Cant fault Chalmers at all from the food to the involvment with dad. You are all amazing thank you so much. Love liz
kty laursen
3 years agoSuch a horrible place with a pretty face. They left my grandfather on a mat on the floor on a mat used for feet, he was in nothing but a singlet and diaper with a fan blowing cold air on him and no blanket. There were many caregivers walking past that could have done something but they didn't care They also left him covered in bruises. I know that most were caused by the hoist and that because of health and safety they couldn't lift him themselves. This doesn't excuse the finger shaped bruises all over him also. Don't take your loved ones here.