Presbyterian Aged Care Woolway Marsfield

157 Balaclava Rd, Macquarie Park NSW 2113, Australia

BaptistCare Dorothy Henderson Lodge is a residential aged care home located at 157 Balaclava Road, Macquarie Park NSW 2113, situated on the broader Macquarie Park campus. The facility provides 66 single rooms and 14 secure rooms for residents requiring higher-level dementia support, with all rooms featuring private en-suites, built-in wardrobes, adjustable beds, and air conditioning. Care services include residential, respite, dementia-specific, and palliative care, with multidisciplinary teams providing round-the-clock support tailored to individual needs. Refundable Accommodation Deposits range from $680,000 for Classic rooms (15m²) to $758,000 for Superior and Deluxe rooms (18–25m²), with daily accommodation payment options also available. Residents enjoy on-site amenities including a hairdressing salon, library, beautifully landscaped gardens, church services, specialist health services, and a full calendar of lifestyle activities including social outings and bus trips.

120 High St, Hunters Hill NSW 2110, Australia

Montefiore Hunters Hill is a residential aged care facility operated by Montefiore, one of Australia's leading not-for-profit aged care organisations with a proud 135-year history rooted in Jewish community values. The facility offers private ensuite rooms, quality dining, and a range of activities for residents. Montefiore provides 24-hour nursing cover with staff-to-resident ratios up to twice the industry average, and is recognised for industry-leading dementia care. The organisation employs over 120 allied health practitioners on staff and welcomes residents of all faiths and backgrounds. As a not-for-profit, Montefiore reinvests in services, staff, and research to ensure best-practice aged care.

25 Bushlands Ave, Gordon NSW 2072, Australia

This facility in Gordon on the North Shore is designed specifically for the Chinese community, being the first of its kind in the area. It offers residential care, including a wing for people living with dementia, and has a total of 84 places across single and double rooms, most with private bathrooms. Each accommodation area is self-contained with its own nursing station, treatment room, dining area, and library, fostering a close-knit environment. There is also an exclusive recreational space for residents with dementia. It is operated by the Australian Nursing Home Foundation.

274 Burns Bay Rd, Lane Cove NSW 2066, Australia

This provider operates over 40 aged care homes across Western Australia, New South Wales, and the ACT, offering residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care. They are a family-owned group established in 1992, focused on providing compassionate, high-quality care that respects each individual's identity and background. The homes foster inclusive communities where residents can maintain their dignity and connections, with a strong emphasis on choice in daily life and activities. They have been recognised for innovative programs, including those supporting Aboriginal people, gender diversity, and specific health needs like dementia and muscle decline. Visitors are welcome at any time, contributing to a warm and open environment.

8 D'Aram St, Hunters Hill NSW 2110, Australia

Nestled in the historic Hunters Hill area of Sydney's northern suburbs, this home offers a distinct community feel, adjoined to an independent living complex and a local church, and featuring a co-located cafe for residents and families. It aims to provide person-centred care, supporting choice and independence, in a homely environment that some describe as having fewer residents than most. The lifestyle and well-being program includes art and music therapy sessions, tailored to individual needs. Families are welcome to visit at any time, fostering strong connections. Rooms are described as comfortable, spacious, and modern, with garden views.

3 Hillmont Ave, Thornleigh NSW 2120, Australia

This non-profit organisation, established in 1980, provides residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care across multiple nursing homes in Sydney. They specialise in culturally appropriate care for Chinese and Southeast Asian elders, ensuring staff speak residents' languages and honour their traditions. The atmosphere is designed to feel like a close and caring family, with celebrations for cultural events like Chinese New Year. Residents can participate in daily exercise and mahjong, and some facilities offer amenities such as a gym and library. The focus is on a person-centred approach, helping elders feel valued and at home. They also offer support for carers and community-based services.