Room Types
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Or click here to view our future fees and costs explained.
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Premium Single Rooms
Premium Single Rooms
Room Numbers: 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 47,48.
This is a sample of our Premium Single Rooms. All of our Premium Rooms are fitted with Wall Mounted Flat Screen Television, some with a Stained Glass feature window. They are all modern and in excellent condition with their own Private Ensuites, Large built in cupboards and wardrobes, and comfortable "hospital style" furnishings for the care and comfort of you or your loved ones. The Rooms have convection heating and excellent views on to either our gardens, across the East Devonport Wetlands and farmlands and beyond.
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Deluxe Single Costs
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Deluxe Single Rooms
Room Numbers: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,36,37,38,39.
Our Deluxe Single Rooms are in excellent condition and have their own private ensuites. Each Room has a excellent lighting, views onto our gardens, huge built in wardrobes. These rooms are very private, comfortable and have excellent access to all areas and all the necessary equipment for you care, comfort and safety. All rooms are fitted with a Nurse Call Bell system and modern hospital style furnishings. Deluxe Rooms are some of our largest rooms.
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Large Single with Ensuite Costs
Large Single Rooms
Room Numbers: 43, 44, 45, 46.
Our Large Single Rooms are in very good condition and have their own private ensuites. Each Room has a excellent lighting, views onto our gardens, built in wardrobes. These rooms are very private, comfortable and have excellent access to all areas and all the necessary equipment for you care, comfort and safety. All rooms are fitted with a Nurse Call Bell system and modern hospital style furnishings. Large Single Rooms are our largest rooms.
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Standard Single Room Costs
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Standard Single Rooms
Room Numbers: 40, 41, 42.
We have three (3) of these Single Rooms, although somewhat smaller in size they do have private ensuites. They are in very good condition. Each Room has a excellent lighting, views onto central courtyard and built in wardrobes. These rooms are very private, comfortable and have excellent access to all areas and all the necessary equipment for you care, comfort and safety. All rooms are fitted with a Nurse Call Bell system and modern hospital style furnishings. Standard Single Rooms are our smallest rooms but they are warm and comfortable.
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Fees & Charges After 01 July 2014
Future Aged care costs explained
Your costs may vary according to:
- your date of entry into an aged care home
- your income and assets at that point
- whether or not you are a pensioner
But don't worry, there are strong protections in place to ensure that care is affordable for everyone. The Australian Government calculates and regulates maximum daily fees. It also enforces limits as to how much you can be asked to pay as an accommodation bond or accommodation payments.
What types of costs will there be?
- daily fees (calculated according to your income)
- accommodation payments (calculated according to your assets).
Daily fees
Daily fees help cover your day-to-day living costs, such as meals, linen, laundry, and heating and cooling and care costs such as nursing and personal care. Daily fees have two parts:
- a basic daily fee that everyone pays
- an income-tested fee – an additional daily fee to pay if you receive income above a certain amount.
Whether or not you will need to pay an income-tested fee – and how much you will be asked to pay – will be determined through an income assessment.
Accommodation payments (After 01 July 2014)
If your assets are more than a certain amount set by the Australian Government, you might also be asked to make an accommodation payment. This payment will go towards your aged care home accommodation. Before you sign your Resident Agreement, your aged care home will speak with you to agree to the amount. The payment will be either:
- A Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD), or
- A Daily Accommodation Payment (DAP), or
- A combination of the two
If you are seeking government assistance with aged care accommodation costs, you must undergo an assets assessment by the Department of Human Services or the Department of Veterans' Affairs.
If your assets are less than the cut-off level, you won't need to make an accommodation payment. Cut off levels are determined by the Department of Hyman Services
Further Information about CURRENT Fees and Charges can be obtained at: http://www.myagedcare.gov.au/aged-care-homes-costs-explained