Julie Garlick

General Manager Marketing

Julie is a highly experienced senior marketing executive with a broad and diverse set of skills.

She was most recently GM Marketing at SkyCity Auckland where she oversaw a transformation in the way SkyCity positioned itself into an entertainment, dining and accommodation leader. In her role at SkyCity, Julie and her team won many industry awards for marketing innovation and effectiveness.

Prior to her time at SkyCity, Julie was GM Marketing at The Warehouse and helped reshape that iconic company into a stronger market position in the highly competitive retail sector. In the years preceding her time at The Warehouse, Julie also held senior marketing roles at a number of high profile New Zealand companies.

Julie and her team drive brand and marketing innovation to heighten the company’s reach and profile in the market.

METLIFECARE COVID-19 UPDATE FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY

19 March 2020

To our supporters and communities,
As you will be aware, the Government has recently announced extended precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Metlifecare has also implemented further actions that we believe will help us protect our village communities – and your loved ones – from COVID-19.

Visiting our village

While we have cancelled all Open Days and large group visits to our villages, we are currently still allowing visits from friends and families.
We have implemented a new sign-in process to help keep our residents safe.
When you visit, please go to reception, sign in at the kiosk, and sign a Declaration Form to confirm you are well upon entering our villages; have not travelled overseas in the last 14 days; and are not living with someone who is in self-isolation. This is in line with Ministry of Health guidance. You may be declined entry if there are any concerns that you do not meet the screening criteria.
To keep our residents safe, we ask that you avoid communal areas within the village, such as cafes.

Visiting our care home

We have also restricted access to our care homes. Visiting hours will be limited to when there is someone at reception or a staff member available to check incoming visitors. Doors to care homes will be locked where possible so there is no automatic entry. Restricting visitors allows us to protect our most vulnerable care home residents – please phone ahead to find out the current visiting hours.
We are making our decisions with the health and wellbeing of our residents and staff as our top priority.

Please remember:

Do not visit if you are unwell
Do not visit if you have returned from overseas in the last 14 days, or are at any risk of having been in contact with someone unwell
Do not visit if you are currently living with someone who is self-isolating
While visiting, practise social distancing, maintaining a two metre distance from other people
While visiting, please continue to practise good hand and cough/sneeze hygiene

We recognise that this may be an anxious and uncertain time for you and we assure you that we are well prepared for a potential outbreak and we are taking every precaution we can to protect your loved ones.

Thank you for your cooperation and continued support.