Supporting yourself while you visit
Contact details
Looking after yourself helps you support your loved one.
Address: 180 Metcalfe Rd, Ranui, Auckland 0612
Help yourself to tea or coffee in the kitchen area. Please bring your own food. Ask reception for a Wi-Fi code if visiting for an extended period (one per kiritaki/whānau). Staff can assist with local information (bus stops, supermarkets, accommodation).
Phone: 09 831 0070
The Rehabilitation Team ABI is led by the General Manager, alongside the Nursing Services Manager, Rehab Services Manager and Medical Director. ABI has a highly skilled rehabilitation team that includes:
We have a whānau room in our central hub that you are welcome to use for preparing meals and taking a break. You may find opportunities to connect with other whānau members here as well. We ask you respect others using this space and please clean up after yourselves.
Chaplain Dieticians Kaiārahi Kaupapa Māori
Visiting ABI
Keyworkers Medical Registrars Occupational Therapists Physiotherapists Psychologists Rehabilitation Assistants Rehabilitation Medicine Specialists Rehabilitation Nurses Social Workers Speech and Language Therapists
Together through partnership, respect and aroha (care), we support each person to regain strength, independence and confidence.
Nau mai, haere mai Welcome to ABI Rehabilitation When someone experiences a brain injury, recovery is not walked alone. Brain injury often has a ripple effect across many areas of life: for the individual and for their whānau (family/support people) and friends. Each whānau journey is different as you navigate this path together. Inpatient rehabilitation is an important beginning. With ABI’s intensive support, your loved one will receive foundational education, therapy and guidance to support their recovery. Your presence, encouragement and understanding are an important part of that journey. With aroha (care), patience and partnership, we walk alongside each kiritaki (client) and their whānau. Kia mau ki te tūmanako, te whakapono me te aroha Hold fast to hope, faith and love