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 Villa Maria Catholic Homes Bundoora Aged Care Residence ?
Or you may be seaching for an immediate vacancy at a similar aged care home close to BUNDOORA ?
Senior Moves can provide an independant and experienced comparison of Villa Maria Catholic Homes Bundoora Aged Care Residence, including services delivered and the financials, in relation to other aged care homes around BUNDOORA.
Senior Moves is a respected aged care placement service and can assist you immediately.
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1424 Plenty Road , BUNDOORA , 3083, VIC
Residents: 91
Type: Charitable
Provider:
Villa Maria Catholic Homes Limited
Villa Maria Catholic Homes Bundoora Aged Care Residence
Accreditation Status: Accreditation Report
Source: Aged Care Quality Agency
RAD $350,000 - $530,000
Ageing in place, Dementia Support, Secure Dementia, Permanent, Respite, Motor Neurone Disease (MND), Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Peg feeds, Peri Dialysis, Power wheelchair.
Support for people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Support for people who are financially or socially disadvantaged.
LGBTI friendly.
Support for ATSI cultural needs.
In response to the COVID 19 pandemic, VMCH maintains daily reviews on visiting restrictions to all Residential Aged Care Facilities.
New Admissions and families wishing to take a tour of the residence may do so by appointment, at the discretion of the Facility Manager.
All VMCH Residences cater for NDIS eligible clients.
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.
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