Room type
Single Room + Private Ensuite
Maximum occupancy 1
Number of Rooms : 71 Rooms
You can be asked by an aged care home to pay accommodation costs, this is called an ‘accommodation payment’. The maximum room price is the maximum accommodation payment that you can be charged for the room. You can negotiate a lower amount with the home.
Maximum price for room
The maximum price that you can be charged for this room is a refundable deposit of $400,000.00 or daily payments of $72.65 or a combination of both.
Explanation of payment options
Daily care fees contribute to your daily living costs. They include a basic daily care fee for all residents, based on the pension, plus an additional income-tested amount for residents who have private income over a certain amount. Your fortnightly fees include, meals (breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, tea and supper), activities, maintenance, electricity, clothes washing and mending and your personal alarm.
Payments options include:
- RAD (Refundable Accommodation Deposit) (Previously known as a Bond payment): this is a lump-sum style payment if you are asked to pay all of your accommodation costs.
- DAP (Daily Accommodation Payment): this is a rental-type payment if you are asked to pay all of your accommodation costs.
- RAC (Refundable Accommodation Contribution): this is a lump-sum style payment if you are asked to pay some of your accommodation costs.
- DAC (Daily Accommodation Contribution): this is a rental-type payment if you are asked to pay some of your accommodation costs.
You will be asked to sign a Resident and Accommodation Agreement that will outline your rights and responsibilities, payment options, refunds, interest rates and transfer options to a new service.
Within 28days after your date of entry into the facility, you must choose payment option for the accommodation costs.
For more information please log on to website www.myagedcare.com.au.
ROOM SIZE
(for example, square metres) excluding ensuite
18m2
Common areas
| Activities room | Function Room | Medical clinic |
| BBQ facilities | Garden area | Physiotherapy room |
| Beauty Therapist Salon | Guest Lounge Room | Postal Service |
| Café | Hairdressing Salon | Residents Laundry Facilities |
| Common area | Library | Specialist clinic |
| Dining Room | Lounge Room | Therapy room |
| Undercover outdoor areas | Pool Table | TV Room |
| Air Conditioning | Bedside lamps | Hand basin |
| Bed | Chair | Internet/data connection |
| Bedside Table | Dressing table | Lockable Cupboards |
| Built in Wardrobe | Electric high low beds | Out of bed sensors |
| Call System | Overhead Fan and heater | Phone connection available |
| Power points available | Private bathroom | Small fridge some rooms |
| Television connection | Verandas or balconies | Other – please contact us |
Aged care homes are required to provide certain services to you by law. Some homes may include additional services in the accommodation payment, at no additional cost.
Additional care or services included in the room price
| Alternate therapies | Café | GP and Specialist Care |
| Aromatherapist | Dental | Hairdresser |
| Art Therapist | Recreational Activities Officer | Escorting to appointment when staff available |
| Beautician | Physiotherapist | Podiatrist |
| Masseuse | Exercise Physiologist | Hearing Specialist |
Aged care homes may make additional services available to you at an additional cost (not included in the accommodation payment). These are optional and you may choose which, if any, additional services you receive.
Extra service status is granted by the Department of Social Services and involves the provision of a higher standard of accommodation, food and services.
