Grange Residential Care Services

Maryknoll Centre, Unit 1/130 Lonsdale St, Hamilton VIC 3300, Australia

Respect Home Care provides in-home aged care services to older Australians in Warrnambool and the South West Victoria region, delivered under the federal Support at Home program. As a not-for-profit organisation operating since 1922 and a registered charity, Respect offers personalised support to help clients remain independent in their own homes. Services span everyday living (domestic assistance, meal preparation, gardening, shopping), personal and social support, respite care, transport, and clinical care including nursing, medication management and chronic disease management. Allied health services such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry and dietetics are also available, with hourly rates publicly disclosed (for example, nursing at $198/hour and personal care at $128/hour during standard hours). Respect is one of the largest aged care providers in Australia, specialising in care for rural and remote communities across several states.

Tyers St, Hamilton VIC 3300, Australia

The Birches is a residential aged care facility operated by Western District Health Service (WDHS), a public health service based in Hamilton in the Western District of rural Victoria. As part of a government-run regional health service, it sits alongside WDHS's acute hospital, palliative care, and community health programmes. The facility can be contacted on 03 5551 8222 via the main WDHS switchboard. The provider's website offers limited public detail about the home itself, including its room types, fees, or amenities.

Lutheran Homes Group Hamilton, 72 Ballarat Rd, Hamilton VIC 3300, Australia

Lutheran Homes Group Hamilton (formerly Eventide Lutheran Homes) is a not-for-profit residential aged care home at 72 Ballarat Road, Hamilton in regional Victoria, supported by the Lutheran Church of Australia. The Hamilton service traces its origins to a 1946 vision, with land purchased in 1958 and the first eleven residents welcomed in 1962, later expanding to include co-located Retirement Living known as Hamilton Village. The home offers residential care with palliative care and memory support for people living with dementia, along with short-term and emergency respite care, supported by a dedicated on-site Lifestyle Coordinator. Co-located retirement living units allow residents to stay close to loved ones as their care needs change. Residential care fees follow the standard government-regulated structure including a basic daily fee and means-tested contributions.