Pearl Home Care - Newcastle and Hunter

412 Lang St, Kurri Kurri NSW 2327, Australia

RFBI Kurri Kurri Masonic Village is a residential aged care facility operated by the Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution (RFBI), a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1880. Located in Kurri Kurri in the Hunter Region of NSW, the facility is part of RFBI's network of 22 residential care villages across NSW and ACT. The facility offers both residential and respite care, with RFBI describing its residential services as providing secure, worry-free living with 24/7 care. RFBI collectively supports over 2,500 older Australians every day across its retirement living, residential care, and home care services. The Masonic heritage reflects RFBI's longstanding commitment to benevolence and community care for older Australians.

412 Lang St, Kurri Kurri NSW 2327, Australia

This aged care home offers comprehensive residential care, including options for short-term respite, support for those living with dementia, and palliative care. The atmosphere aims for secure, worry-free living, fostering a sense of community among residents. You can expect a variety of engaging activities, from creative painting sessions to celebrating special occasions and commemorative events like ANZAC Day. Operated by an organisation founded in 1880 with a long history in aged care, it provides a supportive environment across its many locations.

4 Discovery Wy, Rutherford NSW 2320, Australia

Oak Tree Retirement Village Rutherford is a boutique retirement community of 80 spacious villas located at 4 Discovery Way in Rutherford, NSW, within the Heritage Parc Estate in the Hunter Valley region. The village offers architecturally designed 2 and 3-bedroom villas with step-free open-plan layouts, full-sized kitchens with stone benchtops, private courtyards, and single or double garage options. Communal facilities include a swimming pool, bowling green, village centre, and outdoor BBQ area, with regular social activities and a village bus for residents. The village is pet friendly, gated nightly for security, and built in compliance with the NSW State Environmental Planning Policy for seniors. Oak Tree Group is a member of the Retirement Living Council of the Property Council of Australia and operates under the Retirement Living Code of Conduct.

30 Regent St, Maitland NSW 2320, Australia

This aged care home offers residential care, including options for respite, dementia, and palliative care. It aims to provide a secure and worry-free living environment, supported by 24/7 care and access to doctors on call. As part of the larger RFBI organisation, which has a long history of assisting older Australians since 1880, the village fosters a community atmosphere with various activities like art sessions and social celebrations. It is one of 22 residential villages operated by RFBI across NSW and ACT, located in Maitland.

7 Martin Cl, East Maitland NSW 2323, Australia

This is a large, newly redeveloped 166-bed residential care service in East Maitland, designed to foster an integrated community experience. It operates on a household model, with 15-16 single rooms, each with an ensuite, grouped into distinct living areas that include their own lounge, dining, and kitchen spaces. The environment is built to feel warm and comfortable, prioritising ease of movement and residents' health and wellbeing. The service offers residential and respite care, with a focus on supporting independence and quality of life, and includes a wellness centre and outdoor recreation areas. The operator, Fresh Hope Communities, welcomes people from all backgrounds.

2 The Boulevarde, East Maitland NSW 2323, Australia

This organisation offers residential and respite care, including specialised support for individuals living with dementia, across six facilities in NSW. Rooted in the Churches of Christ, it has nearly 90 years of experience providing community care with a focus on kindness, connection, and integrity. The homes aim to foster a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, encouraging a strong sense of belonging among residents, families, and staff. Some facilities feature a unique household model, accommodating smaller groups of residents in individually designed spaces. There's an emphasis on creative activities like art classes, with some homes even having an art studio. The organisation maintains a pro-life stance and does not offer voluntary assisted dying services.