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Originally built as a hostel for people from eastern European backgrounds, Acacia Court features 70 rooms across a range of accommodation types, several sitting and lounge areas as well as a large courtyard which is often used by residents.
Eldercare Acacia Court
The designated memory support unit supports residents who are living with dementia.
All meals are cooked on-site daily by our chef with two courses served for lunch and three courses for dinner each day.
Health professionals visit regularly including a podiatrist, dietitian and speech pathologist.
Residents can have their hair done at the on-site hairdresser, with services available twice a week at an additional cost.
Location
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Rooms and pricing
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
How much have you got for a RAD payment?
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| Room type | Cost | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Double room - shared bathroom Shared room with No ensuite 18m2 – 38m2 | $200,000
maximum RAD | or | $0.00
maximum Daily rate | |
Single room - shared bathroom Single room with No ensuite 14m2 | $250,000
maximum RAD | or | $0.00
maximum Daily rate | |
Single room with shared ensuite Single room with Shared ensuite 14m2 | $300,000
maximum RAD | or | $0.00
maximum Daily rate | |
Single room with ensuite Single room with Private ensuite 14m2 | $350,000
maximum RAD | or | $0.00
maximum Daily rate | |
Disclaimer
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.
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