SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE SERVICES PTY LTD

39-45 Staff St, Wollongong NSW 2500, Australia

Diment is a retirement village operated by IRT (Illawarra Retirement Trust), located in the heart of Wollongong, NSW, originally established in 1969 as Wollongong's first high-rise seniors community. The community is currently being revitalised and will offer 102 refurbished studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments designed for independent living, with modern kitchens, accessible layouts and coastal-inspired finishes. A dedicated communal floor features a swimming pool, coffee bar, communal BBQ, library, meeting rooms and lounge spaces. Positioned steps from Wollongong CBD, residents have easy access to Wollongong Hospital, shopping centres, cafes and public transport. IRT promotes cost-accessible retirement living within a secure, socially active community environment.

91 Bridge St, Coniston NSW 2500, Australia

Warrigal Coniston is a 59-bed residential aged care home situated in Coniston, NSW, just two kilometres from Wollongong city centre, surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens featuring Australian native plants and visiting wildlife. Operated by Warrigal, an award-winning not-for-profit organisation with nearly six decades of experience serving the Illawarra region, the home provides residential and respite care as well as specialised dementia and palliative support. Residents choose between shared suites (accommodating up to four) or single rooms with ensuite, all featuring mid-floor to ceiling windows, central heating and cooling, and quality furnishings. On-site facilities include a hair salon, café, outdoor BBQ area, lounge, activity room, and multi-denominational space for celebrations, with allied health services including physiotherapy, podiatry, speech pathology, and dietetics available on-site.

155/161 Gipps Rd, Keiraville NSW 2500, Australia

IRT Braeside is a retirement village located in the quiet, leafy suburb of Keiraville, just minutes from Wollongong CBD. The community features federation-style apartment buildings set among professionally maintained landscaped gardens with the Illawarra escarpment as a natural backdrop. It is operated by IRT Group, a not-for-profit organisation with over 55 years of experience supporting older Australians. The village offers a community bus, BBQ area, library, and a community centre, with local shops, cafes, and Wollongong Hospital all nearby. IRT also offers home care and aged care services separately, meaning residents can access additional support as their needs change.

Level 3/5 Bridge St, Coniston NSW 2500, Australia

Dovida Wollongong is a home care agency providing in-home care services to older people and those living with a disability across the greater Wollongong area. Services include personal care, home help, live-in care, 24-hour care at home, dementia care, palliative care, respite care, and transport. The office is located at Level 3/5 Bridge Street, Coniston NSW 2500, and can be contacted on (02) 4295 6829. Dovida is an approved provider under the government-subsidised Support at Home programme and also offers private services with no waitlists or means testing. Their approach is described as a 'Circle of Care' philosophy that coordinates care with family members and health providers.

12 Suttor Pl, Figtree NSW 2525, Australia

Wollongong Nursing Home is a residential nursing home in Figtree, a leafy southern suburb of Wollongong in the Illawarra region, providing 24-hour nursing home-level care close to Wollongong's hospitals and university precinct. The facility benefits from its location in the Illawarra region, with easy access to Wollongong Hospital, specialist medical services, and the natural beauty of the Royal National Park and Illawarra escarpment. Figtree is a well-established residential suburb with strong community connections.

3/77 Market St, Wollongong NSW 2500, Australia

IRT Group is a community-owned organisation with over 55 years of experience improving the lives of older Australians, serving more than 8,100 people across NSW, ACT, and Queensland. They operate retirement villages, residential aged care centres, and home care services, with care types including dementia, palliative, and respite care. Allied health services are offered through their home care division, and their lifestyle programmes include craft, gardening, bus outings, and social activities across communities. IRT also runs Age Matters, a social initiative tackling homelessness, loneliness, and joblessness among older Australians. As a community-owned not-for-profit, they emphasise personalised, trust-based care across all three levels of service.