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Ryman Nellie Melba Retirement Village — aged care facility

Ryman Nellie Melba Retirement Village

unit 580/2 Collegium Ave, Wheelers Hill VIC 3150, Australia

★★★★☆ 4/5 My Aged Care Star Rating The Star Rating is the Australian Government's overall quality rating for residential aged care, from 1 star (significant improvement needed) to 5 stars (excellent). It is calculated from the four areas shown under Quality & compliance below: residents' experience, compliance, staffing and quality measures.

Google reviewers rate this 4.5★ (80 reviews)

Type
Residential aged care
Operator
for profit
  • respite
  • dementia

Nellie Melba Retirement Village is a Ryman Healthcare community in the suburb of Wheelers Hill, Melbourne (2 Collegium Avenue, Wheelers Hill VIC 3150), located just across the road from Brandon Park Shopping Centre with easy freeway access. It offers independent living apartments, assisted living in serviced apartments with housekeeping and chef-prepared meals, and a care centre providing residential aged care, specialist dementia care, and respite care, with residents given priority access to the care centre. Village amenities include a heated indoor swimming pool and spa, gym, all-weather bowling green, café, library, bar, hair and beauty salon, shop, and workshop. Apartments are advertised from around $610,000 up to $899,000, and virtual tours of display apartments and care rooms are available online.

Amenities

  • pool
  • gym
  • cafe
  • library
  • hairdresser

Quality & compliance

My Aged Care sub-ratings

The star rating, broken down (May 2026 extract): The four areas the Australian Government scores every home on each quarter — the overall Star Rating is calculated from them. Source: the Department of Health and Aged Care's Star Ratings quarterly data extract (May 2026).

4/5

Residents' experience

5/5

Compliance

3/5

Staffing

3/5

Quality measures

Care time delivered: 218 minutes per resident per day (target 216), of which 45 from a registered nurse.

Compliance action The regulator (the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission) can take formal action when a home falls short of the standards — from a direction to improve, up to a Notice of Non-Compliance or sanctions. "None current" means no action was recorded against this home in the Government's latest quarterly extract (May 2026).
Directions - To revise Plans for Continuous Improvements (PCI)

Fees

This provider publishes fee information on their website.