Park Rest Home Certification Audit
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora
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10 August 2026
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Auckland, New Zealand
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Short Answer
Official two-day certification audit of Real Living Group's Park Rest Home.
Key Points
- •The audit was conducted on 22 and 23 October 2025 and assessed Park Rest Home against Ngā Paerewa standards.
- •The governing body had appointed a new chief executive since the prior audit.
- •The service was adding 18 serviced-apartment rooms for residents assessed as requiring rest-home-level care.
- •Residents and family members interviewed were complimentary about the services and care provided.
- •A low-risk partial-provisional shortfall required an approved fire evacuation plan for the serviced apartments before occupancy.
Full Summary & Notes
Official two-day certification audit of Real Living Group's Park Rest Home. The report records a new chief executive, planned care expansion, positive resident and family feedback, quality and governance processes, and one low-risk partial-provisional shortfall relating to the serviced-apartment fire evacuation plan. It is a point-in-time care-service audit, not evidence about Real Living's independent-living systems or PiP interest.
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