Virtual Tour

Welcome to this Virtual Tour of our new Hospice - Hibiscus House. Construction started in October 2006, we moved in on November 12th 2007 and the building was officially opened on January 29th 2008. We welcome enquiries from groups wishing to have a tour of the new facility.

Welcome to Hibiscus House at 2A John Dee Crescent in Red Beach on the lovely Hibiscus Coast.
The front door and upper level carpark.
The Reception. We welcome enquiries from groups wishing to have a tour of our new home.
We are very fortunate to receive a collection of artworks by well-known multimedia artist John Pappas.
Our lounge and dining room are used by many groups during the week including tai chi, our children's group and patients and caregivers on a Friday morning.
The upstairs training room is much used by our nurse trainer and our manager of volunteers.
The clinical team, which comprises our nurses, doctors, social worker, chaplain and family counsellor, are based in a spacious, sunny room that opens on to the balcony and looks over the golf course.
Our sanctury or quiet room. This room is used by both our chaplain and our family counsellor. Meeting the spiritual needs of our community is part of the hospice tradition.
A bedroom in the in-patient unit. There are six rooms, each has access to the balcony, its own bathroom and there is also a lounge should patients wish to have a change of scenery.
An exterior view of the above bedroom from the balcony with a glimpse of the Peninsula Club golf course
Looking back at the in-patient unit from the golf course with the room in the above picture on the nearest corner of the building.
Balconies run along three sides of the building. This is the northern side with the lounge on the right and the in-patient unit ahead. The view is over the golf course and out to the Hauraki Gulf.
Administration is at the western end of the building. Reception is to the right and the lower ground floor can be accessed via the carpark to the left.
A view of the chapel and entrance to the in-patient unit with a glimpse of the sea in the distance.
The downstairs training room is 13x8m and can comfortably seat 100 people. It has its own kitchen and bathroom facilities. It is accessed via the lower carpark.
The staff room on the upper floor. To the right are double doors that open on to a sunny balcony.
A view from the golf course taken in January 2008. The garden will remain a work-in-progress for some years to come.