Respect - Hudson House (formerly Sir William Hudson Memorial Centre)

227 Sharp St, Cooma NSW 2630, Australia

Cooma-Monaro Nursing Service is a community nursing service based in Cooma, the gateway town to the Snowy Mountains in southern NSW. The service provides visiting nursing and community health support to elderly and recovering patients in the Cooma and Monaro region — a vast plateau between the Snowy Mountains and the NSW South Coast. This is a home and community nursing service rather than a residential aged care facility.

227 Sharp St, Cooma NSW 2630, Australia

Werri-Nina Centre is an aged care facility operated by Snowy Monaro Regional Council, a local government body serving the Snowy Monaro region of New South Wales. It is listed under the Council's Community Services division alongside other aged care services for the region. The available website content does not provide specific details about the facility's size, care offerings, or amenities beyond its council affiliation.

1 Binalong St, Cooma NSW 2630, Australia

Yallambee Lodge is a 40-bed residential aged care home located at 1 Binalong Street, Cooma NSW, operated by Respect Aged Care since April 2024 after previously being run by Snowy Monaro Regional Council. Originally built and opened in 1995, the home is arranged across five separate houses, each accommodating eight residents and featuring its own lounge room, dining room, and kitchen. All 40 rooms are private with ensuites, comprising 24 standard rooms (approximately 12m²) and 16 superior rooms (approximately 14m²), with features including underfloor heating, built-in wardrobes, and a lockable safe. The facility offers residential aged care, palliative care, and booked respite, supported by 24/7 registered nursing and a dedicated lifestyle team delivering a varied activities calendar including community outings. The home also has live-in pets and accessible raised garden beds.

1 Brown Cl, Cooma NSW 2630, Australia

Monaro Retirement Villas is a not-for-profit independent living community located in Cooma, NSW, comprising 19 self-contained two-bedroom villas across two sites — 12 at 7 Fachin Avenue and 7 at 1 Brown Close. The village was established in 1989 with a grant from the Cooma Rotary Club and is managed by an entirely voluntary committee with a paid administrator. Each villa includes two bedrooms, an attached single-car garage, wheelchair and mobility scooter access, an equipped kitchen, large skylight, and ducted reverse cycle air conditioning. Units are fitted with a Safety Link personal alarm system for emergency use. The village is designed exclusively for retirees who can live independently, with no nursing or residential aged care services provided on site.