When a death has occurred outside of usual office hours we offer a 24 hour service, and we are always at the end of the phone. We recognise that entrusting your loved one into the care of strangers is a huge thing to have to do. We assure you that we will care for them as though they were one of our own and we will guide you through the difficult days and weeks ahead.
Sarah Robertson
a year ago
We have been so impressed by the care and support given to us at Woodside House following the passing of a very dear resident. Kerry and the team have been fantastic and we can't thank them enough for their professional but personal approach.
nickie Woodward
3 years ago
Rosedale were so helpful and they guided us all the way through in such a hard time. We could not thank them enough and this goes for everyone involved from the office staff all the way to the pallbearers on the day.
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