Vintage and Vogue is a Retirement Home North of Pretoria, providing independent living as well as frail care in a peaceful, respectful environment.
Vintage & Vogue
Retirement Home
Where we are
A Gem in the Bushveld
North of Pretoria
Situated near Roodeplaat Dam and a stone’s throw from Pretoria's Northern Suburbs, Vintage & Vogue provides quality care facilities for retirees. Kameeldrift East offers a serene environment away from the hustle and bustle, yet close enough to conveniently visit shopping centres and other amenities.
Who we are
Love
Patience
Respect
The high quality care which is the norm at Vintage and Vogue Retirement Village was developed and perfected over the past decade in which every effort is taken in giving an exceptional facility with deep-seated Christian values.
Vintage and Vogue Retirement's core values echos passion, love, dedication, and compassion in what we do and in how we do it. We perceive it as an honor to ensure our resident's golden years are spent in tranquility, peace, and safety.
What we offer
Quality accommodation and care in a private single or double room with an en-suite bathroom, own garden and porch or a private room in our high care facility.
We have two nursing sisters in residence and a team of dedicated caregivers. Medical practitioners visit residents in the comfort of their own rooms.
Three carefully considered meals per day. Our menus are varied and balanced and designed especially to suit the preferences of our residents.
Safety
The property is protected by an electric fence and armed security.
Weekly exercises by a biokineticist, weekly church service, gardening or walks through our beautiful, award winning gardens. A large library with a huge selection of English and Afrikaans books. Small, well-behaved pets are welcome.
Cleaning
Daily laundry service and cleaning of rooms as well as quarterly spring clean of rooms.
How we care
Our quality care provides 24-hour skilled nursing, compassionate assistance with daily living and regular social engagement, while maintaining dignity and independence.
What we serve
Food is a tangible way to express our love and to communicate care, affection and comfort.
How we connect
Our community is crucial to prevent isolation and loneliness, significantly boosting emotional, intellectual and physical health.
Activities
Weekly church service
Physical Excercise
Library
Walks or assisted walks through the garden
Communal crafting
Communal meals, teas and celebrations
Sharing gardening experiences and stories
Playing cards, bingo or other games
