Vaughan Village

2 Laguna St, Vaucluse NSW 2030, Australia

This facility offers residential aged care, focusing on celebrating later life and promoting a 'Live Younger Longer' philosophy. The atmosphere is designed to be uplifting, fostering community engagement and supporting residents' physical and mental wellbeing. Distinctive features include Australia-first Circadian Lighting in rooms, a barista-staffed café, and an award-winning garden. Meals are prepared by chefs on each floor, with residents invited to help create dietician-approved menus. The Mark Moran Group has a long family history in health and aged care, and this Vaucluse location is highly rated by the Australian Government.

111 New South Head Rd, Vaucluse NSW 2030, Australia

This facility offers a unique approach to residential dementia care, also providing palliative and respite services within a small, home-like setting. Each house accommodates 6 to 10 residents, fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere that aims to feel like a true home rather than a traditional institution. The focus is on honouring individual routines and preferences, with staff, called Homemakers, getting to know each resident's story and passions to create meaningful connections. Located in traditional suburban streets across Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, these homes are designed to be familiar and comforting, helping to ease cognitive challenges. The model prioritises a sense of dignity and community, with an emphasis on personalised care within a small group environment. They are built to exceed Australian standards with best-practice dementia-friendly design.

13 Young St, Vaucluse NSW 2030, Australia

This two-storey aged care home is located on the scenic South Head Peninsula in Sydney, offering a warm and welcoming environment. It provides residential care, including support for dementia, palliative care, and respite stays. Residents can enjoy a varied activity program, designed with input from physiotherapists, and benefit from the beautiful local area for outings to parks overlooking Sydney Harbour. Meals are cooked on-site, catering to individual dietary and cultural needs. Operated by Hall & Prior, a family-owned provider with over 30 years of experience across 41 homes, this facility ensures a comfortable and inclusive community.

30 Suakin Dr, Mosman NSW 2088, Australia

This service provides in-home care for older Australians, helping them live independently and with dignity in their own homes across Sydney. They offer a range of support, from daily assistance and companionship to more complex needs like nursing, dementia support, and palliative care. Care plans are personalised and evolve with individual needs, guided by clinical oversight. A distinctive feature is the careful matching of carers based on personality and preferences, aiming to foster consistent, trusting relationships. The service is Australian-owned and has been supporting families since 2014, offering both government-funded and private care options.

1A Ellamatta Ave, Mosman NSW 2088, Australia

This home provides residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care in a comfortable, warm, and friendly environment. It is set within an historic Federation estate in Mosman, offering private gardens and attractive district views. The approach focuses on person-centered care, supporting individual choice and independence through a unique family model. Residents can enjoy an individualised social and well-being program, including Art and Music Therapy, alongside opportunities for community outings. As part of a not-for-profit organisation established over a century ago, the home maintains a boutique, home-style atmosphere, conveniently located near local shops and Balmoral Beach.

685 New South Head Rd, Rose Bay NSW 2029, Australia

This facility operates on a small household model, with 6 to 10 residents living together in traditional homes within local neighbourhoods. The aim is to create a warm, welcoming, and familiar environment that fosters dignity and a true sense of home, specialising in dementia care, and also offering palliative and respite care. The care team, called Homemakers, provides 24-hour support, focusing on honouring each person’s individuality, routines, and preferences. They carefully curate resident groups based on shared interests to build real connections, and residents enjoy regular outings to local beaches, cafes, and other community spots in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs.