The Thornbury site boasts the ANESI 30-bed memory support unit for residents with severe dementia and a further 90 beds in the modern three-storey building next door.
All resident rooms are private with their own ensuites. In addition, each level has its own lifestyle and activity officers who offer unique programs tailored to the residents’ interests. Residents can also participate in a leisurely bus excursion four times a week to various places and events.
The outdoor area includes a small orthodox chapel, raised garden beds for residents to tend to and a large BBQ, entertainment and relaxation area.
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Residential accommodation create their fees based on a RAD (Refundable Accommodation Deposit) and a daily rate. Many facilities will negotiate these fees. Use the calculator below to see how a lower RAD can be offset by a highly daily rate
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| Room type | Cost | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Single Room, Memory Support Single room with Shared ensuite 13.00m2 – 14.00m2 | $395,000
maximum RAD | or | $84.19
maximum Daily rate | |
Single Room, General Single room with Shared ensuite 13.00m2 – 15.00m2 | $420,000
maximum RAD | or | $89.52
maximum Daily rate | |
Single Room, Memory Support Single room with Private ensuite 13.00m2 – 14.00m2 | $420,000
maximum RAD | or | $89.52
maximum Daily rate | |
Larger Single Room, General Single room with Private ensuite 13.00m2 – 15.00m2 | $470,000
maximum RAD | or | $100.18
maximum Daily rate | |
Large Single Room Single room with Private ensuite 17.00m2 – 0.00m2 | $500,000
maximum RAD | or | $106.58
maximum Daily rate | |
Large Single Room, Balcony Single room with Private ensuite 17.00m2 – 0.00m2 | $525,000
maximum RAD | or | $111.90
maximum Daily rate | |
The information which is summarised herein does not constitute financial or other professional advice and is general in nature.
It does not take into account specific circumstances and should not be acted on without full understanding of your current situation.
Any objectives should be discussed with an Aged Care Financial Advisor.