Aged Care Homes with Secure dementia beds in Broke, New South Wales 2330
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Uniting Alroy House Singleton
Singleton Heights, NSW 2330
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Uniting Residential Care
Located in the thriving township of Singleton in the Hunter region of New South Wales, Uniting Alroy House is a happy and welcoming aged care home.
If you choose to become a resident, our caring team can assist you with personal care (such as getting dressed) and many of the day-to-day jobs that have become tricky to manage. We make life easy by looking after the cooking, cleaning and laundry, and if your needs change we can assist you to find additional health and care support.
Uniting is passionate about supporting people living with dementia to lead happy and healthy lives. You and your family have the added security of knowing our qualified staff are there to assist 24-hours a day.
Located in the heart of Hunter Valley wine country, Calvary Cessnock Retirement Community offers quality care accommodation to 296 residents across two residential care sites: Bimbadeen and Nulkaba.
Bimbadeen Residential Care accommodates 80 residents in a contemporary, home-like environment and also offers respite accommodation services. Residents are housed in single rooms in one of four lodges: Mount View (16 beds), Watagan (24 beds), Windemere (24 beds) and Mulbring (16 beds). Rooms are generous in size, each with an ensuite. Each lodge has a spacious lounge/dining area plus separate lounges/quiet rooms in each area. Two lodges, Mount View and Mulbring offer secure, dementia specific accommodation.
Nulkaba Residential Care offers contemporary accommodation for 216 residents and offers respite accommodation too. Residents are accommodated in one of eight lodges which contain a mixture of single and double rooms. Nulkaba offers 96 secure dementia specific accommodation places.
Calvary Cessnock offers:
Qualified care staff
Access to medical coverage when required
Physiotherapy assistants who facilitate specialised physiotherapy care designed to maintain mobility
Recreational activity officers who design individual and group activity programs aimed at encouraging enjoyment, rehabilitation and promotion of self esteem.
Qualified pastoral care staff who care for residents’ spiritual and emotional needs
Chaplain who conducts a weekly ecumenical church service
Ministers of various denominations who can visit on request and minister to each resident’s particular spiritual needs
Hairdressing salon plus a qualified hairdresser who is available by appointment
Specialised menu catering to varied tastes and offering a wide choice of meals
Secure building.
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