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Learn more about residential aged care and our communities in South East Queensland.
Starting in January 2025, the maximum room price will increase from $550,000 to $750,000. Understand how this affects your costs and options.
Learn about aged care accommodation costs, payment options, and how to choose the best option for you, including refundable lump sums and daily payments.
If you like to give your input, the online survey takes 30–45 minutes to complete and closes on 20 January 2025.
We’re proud to welcome pets in many of our residential aged care communities across Brisbane. For us, pets aren’t just companions – they’re family.
Explore how we address the unique nutritional challenges of our home care clients and aged care residents to enhance their health, wellbeing, and quality of life.
We explain the proposed changes and how they may affect you.
We've broken down what My Aged Care offers and how to start accessing support
We explain the proposed changes and how they may affect you.
Residents celebrated their 'Wedding Spectacular' with cherished photos, stunning dresses, and heartfelt stories.
How our Dining Services enriches aged care by prioritising nutrition, resident choice, and social connections — making every meal nourishing and meaningful.
Residents enjoyed a beautiful Nepalese dance performance, celebrating culture and creating lasting memories in the community.
Discover how Dena makes residents feel special with personalised haircuts and care.
The team wheels the birds around to different residents’ rooms a few times a day.
Residents enjoyed Hawaiian-themed lunch and mocktails - and they all learned how to Hula!
Some of our special residents include Mavis, from St Marks aged care community, who's 99 this year and served in the Air Force.
Staff and residents honoured our past and present service personal this ANZAC Day.
Residents and staff gathered for a solemn dawn service at the residential aged care facility.
Parkview aged care community remembers the ANZACs and past and present service men and women.
Residents, staff, volunteers, chaplains and some very special guests gathered today to remember.
Veterans chose to have their ANZAC service today so that some of their fellow servicemen could join.
