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Mount Maunganui rest home takes away top award for a third year in a row

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Malyon House Resthome & Hospital team can add another award to their collection. Photo / Supplied

Malyon House Resthome & Hospital team can add another award to their collection. Photo / Supplied

A Mount Maunganui rest home has been awarded the Best Aged Care Facility in the North Island for a third year in a row.

The Malyon House Resthome & Hospital took away the award for the Best Aged Care Facility in the medium to large category.

The award was given by Aged Advisor, a review website that compared rest homes nationwide.

Malyon House, on Heath St in Mount Maunganui, is owned and operated by Amy Munro and Brett Horgan.

The rest home has been in operation since Munro's parents started Munro Resthomes Ltd in 1996.

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The rest home provided hospital level care to the 56 residents and organised cooked Meals on Wheels to a further 40 people living in the Mount and Papamoa area.

"This award, year after year, belongs to our people as they are at the core of our service and provide a high standard of care to our residents and their families," Munro said.

"We are so proud of our team who go above and beyond, and we can't thank them enough for all that they do."

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