Riverview Gardens Retirement Village

4 Moggill Ferry Rd, Riverview QLD 4303, Australia

2 Moggill Ferry Rd, Riverview QLD 4303, Australia

Riverview Gardens Aged Care Centre is a residential aged care facility operated by The Salvation Army, set on an 8-hectare property at 2 Moggill Ferry Road, Riverview QLD, with landscaped gardens and Brisbane River views. The centre provides permanent residential care including specialised dementia and memory support, palliative care, and short-term respite care, along with in-house NDIS services for eligible residents. Private en-suite units of 48 sqm include a bedroom, kitchenette, lounge and dining area, and laundry, with garden and district views available, and refundable accommodation deposits up to $375,000. A dedicated Lifestyle team runs a dynamic activities programme including bus outings, concerts, bingo, trivia, arts and crafts, and garden club. Chaplaincy and spiritual services complement clinical care, and the facility has strong community ties with easy access to public transport to Brisbane CBD, Ipswich, and Rosewood.

24 Brisbane Rd, Redbank QLD 4301, Australia

BlueCare Redbank Community Care is a community and home care location in Redbank, Queensland, operated by BlueCare, the community-care arm of not-for-profit UnitingCare Queensland. Rather than a residential facility, this service focuses on in-home and community support designed to help older Australians stay independent in their own homes. BlueCare has provided home care across Queensland since 1953 and offers support-at-home and clinical care that can be tailored as a person's needs change. The provider also offers guidance on funding and costs for government-supported home care programs. As a community-care location it does not provide on-site residential accommodation.

Redbank Palms Resort, Shop 2/31-35 Kruger Parade, Redbank QLD 4301, Australia

Redbank Palms is an over-55s land-lease lifestyle community operated by Hometown Australia, located at 31-35 Kruger Parade, Redbank, in Brisbane's west, QLD 4301. The homes are manufactured homes regulated under the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003, set in a well-established, master-planned community bordered by parklands near the Brisbane River. Residents enjoy an active social calendar and amenities including a swimming pool, BBQ area, library, bowling green, craft room, tool shed, community bus and boat/caravan storage. It is a pet-friendly community (some rules may apply), with Ipswich a 20-minute drive away and Brisbane CBD about 30 minutes east. This is independent retirement living only — it does not provide residential aged care or nursing services.

213 Brisbane Terrace, Goodna QLD 4300, Australia

River Terraces is an over-55s lifestyle and retirement community located at 213 Brisbane Terrace, Goodna, on the banks of the Brisbane River in Brisbane's south-west, near Ipswich. Operated by Hometown Australia, it is a master-planned community of manufactured homes regulated under the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003, aimed at active, independent over-55s rather than residents needing nursing care. Amenities include a clubhouse for social activities, a swimming pool, and boat and caravan storage, and it is a pet-friendly community (some rules apply). The community emphasises an active lifestyle with walks along the river, tennis, poolside relaxation and evening games nights, and sits close to shopping centres, public transport and major roads.

199 Brisbane Terrace, Goodna QLD 4300, Australia

Brisbane River Terraces in Goodna is a residential aged care facility in Ipswich's Goodna suburb on the Western Ipswich corridor, providing care for older adults close to the Brisbane River floodplain and the Ipswich–Brisbane transport corridor. The facility offers residential and respite care in a community close to Goodna's town centre and the Redbank Plaza retail hub, serving the western Brisbane corridor's ageing population. Goodna's strong community character and its position midway between Brisbane and Ipswich CBD makes it convenient for families across the western corridor to visit residents.