Angel Assisted Living

7 Maryville Way, Boronia VIC 3155, Australia

Arcare Boronia is a premium boutique aged care residence opening late 2026 at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges in Melbourne's eastern suburbs, located at 7 Maryville Way, Boronia VIC 3155. The residence will feature 154 private suites designed for comfort, dignity, and independence within a refined and welcoming environment. Thoughtfully designed shared spaces will include a private theatre, onsite café, hair salon, wellness gym, and convenient onsite parking. A dedicated care team will deliver personalised support through Arcare's Relationship-First approach, with a commitment to ageing in place as residents' needs change. The residence is expected to attract residents from Boronia, Ferntree Gully, Wantirna, The Basin, and Bayswater.

7 Coogee St, Boronia VIC 3155, Australia

Boronia Residential Aged Care is a 60-bed home operated by MACG, located at 7 Coogee St, Boronia VIC 3155, a short walk from Boronia train station and close to local parks and shops. The home provides residential, respite (including dementia respite), and palliative care, supported by 24-hour care teams in a recently renovated, homely environment. Room options range from standard companion rooms (RAD $320,000) to deluxe single rooms with private ensuite (RAD $650,000), with all rooms equipped with nurse call systems and split-system air conditioning. Residents benefit from a personalised lifestyle programme spanning seated Tai Chi, music, movies, reminiscence activities, cooking groups, and meditation. Full pricing transparency — including RAD and Daily Accommodation Payment options — is provided on the MACG website.

40 Central Ave, Boronia VIC 3155, Australia

Hazelwood Boronia Supported Residential Services is a residential facility located in Boronia, Victoria, providing supported accommodation for people who require assistance with daily living. It operates as a Supported Residential Service (SRS), offering care and support to residents in an assisted living environment. The facility's publicly available website contains minimal detail about its specific services, room configurations, staffing, or lifestyle programmes.

16 Stewart St, Boronia VIC 3155, Australia

Clovelly Cottage is a residential aged care home at 16 Stewart Street, Boronia VIC 3155, nestled in the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges and close to the Boronia Junction shopping precinct. Operated by Autumn Aged Care (part of the Infinite Care group), the renovated facility comprises five living communities including a secure memory support unit (Dorset Community) for residents living with dementia. Care is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week by registered nurses, supported by visiting GPs, gerontologists, and a full range of allied health professionals including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, podiatrists, and dietitians. Large private bedroom suites feature ensuite bathrooms, adjustable king-single beds, flat-screen TVs, and individual heating and cooling, with some shared companion or couples rooms also available in the Boronia Community. Amenities include an on-site café, hairdressing salon, library, gardens, and courtyards, with a comprehensive leisure and lifestyle programme for residents.

1 Murene Ct, Boronia VIC 3155, Australia

Serena Care is a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider offering community-based disability support services, not a residential aged care facility. Based in Victoria, they provide personal care support, in-home assistance, nursing care, sensory therapy, community participation programmes, and supported independent living for people with disabilities. The organisation has over 10 years of experience delivering 24/7 community support.

3 Percival St, Bayswater VIC 3153, Australia

The Polish Retirement Home is a 30-bed residential aged care facility located at 3 Percival Street, Bayswater, Victoria, nestled at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges. Opened in 1993 through the generosity of the Polish community in Victoria and the Federal Government, it is operated by the Australian Polish Benevolent Association (APBA), a not-for-profit community organisation established in 1986. The home accommodates 29 permanent residents and one respite resident, with staff providing 24-hour care in English, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, and other Slavic languages. Polish cuisine, Polish-language activities, and culturally appropriate care are central to the home's philosophy. Respite care is available for short stays of up to 63 days per financial year.