Support your patients to access quality in-home care.
Refer them to Visionwest Home Healthcare.
Receiving care at home helps people stay connected to their routines, loved ones, and community – supporting emotional wellbeing and independence while easing pressure on whānau and healthcare services.
For many of your patients, remaining at home in familiar surroundings is not only comforting but often the preferred option.
Why refer your patients for in-home care and support
1. Enhanced Recovery in a Familiar Environment
In-home healthcare supports recovery and long-term wellbeing by providing personalised care within the comfort of a patient’s own home. This familiar setting often promotes better adherence to treatment and rehabilitation plans.
2. Early Detection and Preventive Care
Regular in-home visits allow healthcare professionals to identify potential health concerns early, helping to prevent complications, emergency department visits, or hospital re-admissions.
3. Promoting Independence and Dignity
By assisting with daily activities and offering meaningful companionship, home healthcare helps clients maintain independence, dignity, and confidence, while also easing the pressure on families and caregivers.
4. Coordinated, Wrap-Around Support
Visionwest can work alongside medical professionals to provide integrated care that supports both clinical needs and overall wellbeing.
Why choose Visionwest Home Healthcare?
Since 1991, Visionwest Home Healthcare has been delivering trusted, high-quality in-home care. What began in West Auckland has grown to include North Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Rotorua and Taupō.
Today, our team of over 1,200 trained Support Workers provides personalised care to more than 7,500 individuals. Each client’s care is guided by a tailored Individualised Support Plan, designed to meet their unique needs and preferences.
With more than 30 years of experience, we’re proud to provide professional, reliable, and compassionate care that helps people maintain their independence and wellbeing in the comfort of their own home.
Work with us to ensure your patients receive the ongoing support they need – where they feel most at ease.
Supporting Resources
- Types of in-home support services that are available for older people and others.
Older people, those with chronic health conditions, or people with mental health or addiction issues, may be able to get funded support at home.
- Getting in-home healthcare support.
Find out who qualify’s for government-funded home help and the support services available after a patients needs are assessed
- Needs Assessment and Service Co-ordination Association.
Find your local NASC centre.