Trinity Manor
8-14 Pretoria Street DEEPDENE 3103
Located in a quiet area, this home with 77 private suites is staffed by permanent care professionals who take the time to get to know every resident on a personal level. It is one of two Trinity Care locations that offer dementia-related services and was renovated in 2008 to ensure that all facilities are contemporary.
Trinity Manor Balwyn is fully accredited and offers multiple care options for the residents. Also, the security and well-being of the residents is of the utmost priority, and Trinity Care have taken every precautionary measure to ensure their safety and comfort.
Facilities and Services
- Single and companion suites
- New, luxurious deluxe suites with lounges and kitchenettes also available Individual ensuites to all rooms
- Cooling and heating systems in every room with individual climate control
- Telephone connection
- TV connection with Foxtel
- Internet connection
- Fully adjustable high/low beds in all rooms
- Medical and allied health services always available
- A registered nurse is on duty 24-hours a day, 7 days a week and is assisted by enrolled nurses and personal care attendants
- Visiting GPs, dental, and eye care services
- Physiotherapy program
- Aromatherapy massage
- Podiatry services
- Palliative care
- Nurse call bell system
- Secure garden and courtyard area
- Secure access card entry and exit
- Westbury Cafe
- Lifestyle program
- Pet therapy/in-home aquarium
- State-of-the-art security system
- Laundry service - Wash, Dry & Fold
- Modern furnishings
- Multiple intimate lounge and dining areas
- Delicious meals made on site
- Catering to different dietary needs and requests (rotational menu with a variety of nutritious meals)
- Walking distance to tram line and shops
- Private dining room
- Hairdresser salon
- Gymnasium
- Hydrotherapy spa room
- Theatre/chapel room
- Bus for outings
- Professional cleaning
Elder-Centered Community
Trinity Manor Balwyn have created an Elder-centred community by eliminating the hierarchy in the home. They have changed the way that they work by putting the Elders at the centre of all decisions. When they made this change, they “deinstitutionalised” the home and built a vibrant community. Trinity Manor Balwyn seek to comply with all the elders’ choices, as long as they do not pose a risk to staff or other elders.
They introduce pets, children, plants, and gardens into daily life. In this environment, elders are also able to be caregivers. They also encourage staff and elders to care for each other, nurturing their chosen relationships. Trinity Manor Balwyn have been granted extra service states which is reflected in all the services you would expect from residential aged care as well as extra amenities and services that have been appreciated by our elders.
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Are you considering respite care, convalescent care, or permanent care for your elderly loved one at Trinity Manor ?
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Location
8-14 Pretoria Street , DEEPDENE , 3103, VIC
Residents: 83
Private Incorporated Body
Approved Provider:
Trinity Care Pty Ltd
Trinity Manor
Accreditation Status: Accreditation Report
Source: Aged Care Quality Agency
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Covid-19 Visiting Rules and Restrictions
Metropolitan Melbourne
Updated 22nd November 2020
Elderly are at Risk
Persons aged 70+ years are at high risk of severe illness or death if they contract Covid 19 (Corona Virus). This is especially true for frail and elderly members of our community being cared for in aged care homes.
Families should consider non-contact methods to maintain communication with their relatives or friends in an aged care home. Alternative contact methods are usually smart-phone and computer-based video calls.
However, it is recognised and accepted that you cannot beat a personal "face-to-face" visit with a loved one. This provides welcomed support and happiness to a person in aged care.
Key Points about Aged Care Visits during Covid-19
From 11:59pm on Sunday 22 November restrictions are changing for visits to care facilities in Victoria.
There are no limits on the purpose of visits, the number of visitors or the length of the visit. Visits to people living in care facilities are no longer limited by Chief Health Officer directions. Visitors will need to follow visiting rules set by the facility. People of any age can visit people in care facilities.
Do not visit someone in a care facility if you are feeling unwell.
Visitors to any care facility across Victoria must wear a face mask, unless they have a lawful reason for not doing so.
All personal care workers, including hairdressers and barbers, can visit care facilities to provide hairdressing services to residents.
Care facilities must comply with the four square metre rule that limit the number of people that can be in a shared communal space at the same time. Density limits do not apply in bedrooms of aged care facilities.
Restrictions on visitors to care facilities
- There are no longer specific limits under the Victorian Chief Health Officer’s directions for visitors to care facilities. This means that the number of visits, the length of the visit and the purpose of the visit are no longer limited by Chief Health Officer directions. Visitors will need to follow visiting rules set by the facility. People of any age can visit people in care facilities.
- When you visit a person in an aged care facility you will have to wear a face mask, unless you have a lawful excuse not to. You must not visit people in care facilities if you feel unwell.
- Residents of care facilities can go out from the care
Changes in Visitor restrictions from 11:59pm on Sunday 22 November
Visits to people living in care facilities are no longer limited by Chief Health Officer directions. Visitors will need to follow visiting rules set by the facility.
There are no longer specific limits for visitors to care facilities. This means that:
- The number of visits, the length of the visit and the purpose of the visitor are no longer limits by the Chief Health Officer directions.
- People of any age can visit people in care facilities.
- Do not visit someone in a care facility if you are feeling unwell
- Visitors to any care facility across Victoria must wear a face mask, unless they have a lawful reason for not doing so.
- Hairdressers and beauty service providers can now attend facilities.
Which types of care facilities are covered?
This applies to all the following care facilities, whether operated by government, the private sector or not-for-profit organisations:
- residential aged care facilities
- alcohol and drug residential services
- homelessness residential services
- disability residential services
- specialist disability accommodation
- short-term accommodation and assistance dwellings
- Supported Residential Services (SRS)
- Disability Forensic Assessment and Treatment Services (DFATS)
- Thomas Embling Hospital
Who can visit people in care facilities?
There are no limits on the purpose of visits, the number of visitors or the length of the visit. Visitors will need to follow visiting rules set by the facility.
- People of any age can visit people in care facilities.
- Do not visit someone in a care facility if you are feeling unwell
- Visitors to any care facility across Victoria must wear a face mask, unless they have a lawful reason for not doing so.
Any visitor who is unwell or is waiting for a coronavirus (COVID-19) test result should not visit.
Are there limits on visits?
There are no limits on the purpose of visits, the number of visitors or the length of the visit. Visitors will need to follow visiting rules set by the facility.
All Victorian care facilities need to keep a record of people who works at or visits each care facility and when. Records need to be kept for 28 days from the day of entry. Record the following details:
- the contact details of the person; and
- the date and time at which that person entered and left the care facility
- their declaration answers (see above)
- screening outcome (e.g. temperature if conducted).
Can people with disability attend centre based disability day services?
Under the Last Step of the roadmap, people with disability may attend centre-based disability day services. This includes people who live in disability residential services. Centre-based disability day services must ensure COVIDSafe principles are implemented including face masks being worn (unless an exemption applies), physical distancing, and that density requirements, gathering limits and limits on the number of individuals for specific activities are met.
Do I need to call the facility before I visit someone?
No. However you should be aware that the facility may have additional requirements, conditions or restrictions for entry. In exceptional cases only, and normally only on specific advice from the Department of Health and Human Services, some areas may be closed to visitors to keep vulnerable residents safe or restrict who can visit to close family.
What other conditions apply to visitors?
Visitors should not enter any of the nominated care facilities if they:
- are unwell with flu-like symptoms, such as a cough, sore throat, runny nose, shortness of breath, or fever of 37.5 degrees or higher
- have had known contact in the last 14 days with a person who was a confirmed case of coronavirus (COVID-19)
- arrived in Australia within the last 14 days.