Senior Moves
We place your loved one first
Senior Moves
We place your loved one first
Are you considering respite care, convalescent care, or permanent care for your elderly loved one at Trinity Manor Burwood ?
Or you may be seaching for an immediate vacancy at a similar aged care home close to BURWOOD ?
Senior Moves can provide an independant and experienced comparison of Trinity Manor Burwood, including services delivered and the financials, in relation to other aged care homes around BURWOOD.
Senior Moves is a respected aged care placement service and can assist you immediately.
Need more information? Contact Us.
12-16 Edwards Street , BURWOOD , 3125, VIC
Residents: 45
Type: Private Incorporated Body
Provider:
Trinity Care Burwood Pty Ltd
Trinity Manor Burwood
Accreditation Status: Accreditation Report
Source: Aged Care Quality Agency
Trinity Manor Burwood includes the following facilities:
The facility design is modern and refreshing throughout the home with large flat screen televisions and a state of the art security system. Trinity Manor Burwood also includes for residents:
All the meals at the facility are made on-site and there are alternative meal options if the resident doesn’t prefer the meal on offer.
Health Services include 24-hour professional care from an RN Division 1 nurse and also regular visits from GPs, Dental and Eye Care specialists.
Additionally physiotherapy and podiatry services are available.
Trinity Manor Burwood is also walking distance to a tram line for residents who do not drive.
Entertainment and Lifestyle Life at Trinity Manor Burwood offers residents the opportunity to socialise, enjoy outings and on-site entertainers, all residents are welcome to participate or free not to participate if they choose to do so.
At Trinity Manor Burwood outings are planned throughout the year to places such as the Dandenong ranges and local beaches.
Residents can also enjoy the local library who delivers books, tapes and other technologies to the residents twice a month.
There is also pet therapy which involves pets being brought to visit the residents for ball throwing, grooming and gentle patting which always put a smile on the resident’s face.
Trinity Manor Burwood also provides weekly social games of bingo, scrabble, puzzles and many more.
The family information session will provide you with up-to-date and unbiased information.
The facility shortlist will help match the right aged care home to your individual family needs.
The RAD Negotiation service has helped many families reduce the accommodation charges.
Making sure that all necessary paperwork is completed correctly and submitted in a timely manner.
We can assist with the settling in period to ensure that all items are fully covered.
Relocation Management will help you carefully disperse, pack, clean, arrange transport and unpack.
The Royal Commission into Aged Care has increased awareness and increased activity of the Aged Care Quality Agency and recent media reports regarding Retirement Villages and aged care homes has reinforced the need to seek experienced assistance when placing a loved one into a Retirement Village, Serviced Apartment, SRS or Aged Care Home.
Senior Moves have detailed knowledge and experience in residential care placement and can make sure that you receive accurate and unbiased information.
We have developed trusted working relationships with many accommodation providers and hospitals but are not affiliated or aligned with any aged care provider or financial organisation.
Covid-19 and the Royal Commission into Aged Care have increased awareness regarding aged care homes.
This has reinforced the benefit of seeking independent and experienced assistance when placing a loved one into an aged care home.
Refundable Accommodation Deposits (RAD) and Additional Service Fees (ASF) can be negotiated with the aged care provider.
We have been achieving excellent outcomes for our family clients for many years.
Like to know more? Contact Us
When you are responsible for the care of a senior loved one, the stresses and strains of everyday life are amplified. Juggling work and family with looking after an elderly relative increases the risk for caregiver role strain. https://t.co/0SDGbvxvLG pic.twitter.com/1q1TGF73oI
— Senior Moves Australia (@seniormovesaust) September 3, 2021
Ageism is a prejudice against the elderly. The term first appeared around 1969 and is defined as stereotyping or discrimination against individuals or groups based upon their elderly age. Unfortunately, there are many stigmas against the elderlyhttps://t.co/fjuuNxJtNH pic.twitter.com/HSty812Hfs
— Senior Moves Australia (@seniormovesaust) September 3, 2021
Nearly every elderly person wants to stay in the privacy and comfort of their own home for as long as possible. That’s why nearly a third of seniors don’t live in a care facility live alone, including about half of women over the age of 75.https://t.co/7PZgJGVIty pic.twitter.com/ozK09qz5Wx
— Senior Moves Australia (@seniormovesaust) September 3, 2021