Retirement Living
Supported
Living
Our retirement village residents have the best model of support, we have a range of options to ensure you stay in your own home but with the comfort of support through our innovative services.
We provide fee for services with our staff that can visit you in your own home or unit in our retirement village for services such as, cleaning, nursing care, reminder to take your medications, shopping, meals delivered to your door. If you just need a check or you can come join our facilities such as the wellness centre, gym and pool or join in on our social calendar. Bus trips to Eastlands and local grocery service.
Our fee for service options are tailored to your needs, such as cleaning, gardening or care services to keep you active and strong. We are right on site to assist you with all your needs.
Residential Aged Care
At Queen Victoria Care, our Person-Centred Approach ensures that every individual is seen, heard and valued. We take time to understand each person’s story, preferences, routines and goals, and we work in genuine partnership with residents, families and representatives to shape care that reflects what matters most to them.
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QVCare has three designated types of services for short-term care which are allocated according to need through the Australian Government’s centralised allocation systemQVCare offers three designated types of short-term care services, each designed to support older Tasmanians during periods of transition, recovery or increased need. All short-term care placements are allocated based on assessed need through the Australian Government’s centralised allocation system, ensuring equitable access and timely support for those who require it most.
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Our Wellness and Reablement Program continued to promote healthy ageing. Here at Queen Victoira Care we have desgined a contemporary, best practice Wellness and Lifestyle Program that enables residents to be supported to continue to lead lives of meaning, independence and purpose.
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This booklet is intended as a guide for families and friends. It is not exhaustive, but it is hoped that the information will help families to understand and assist with the care of their loved ones, especially when they are dying.
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