Bolton Clarke Villa Serena, Robina - Residential Aged Care

1 The Crestway, Robina QLD 4226, Australia

Odyssey Lifestyle Care Communities operates seniors' lifestyle resorts on the Gold Coast in Queensland, with communities at Robina, Chevron Island and Hope Island. It combines retirement resort-style living in 1, 2 and 3 bedroom designer apartments with 24/7 onsite professional nursing care. Care spans low, moderate, high and extra-high care through to dementia and respite care, so residents can age in place. Resort amenities include restaurant dining, sky gardens, a wine cellar, a piano lounge and concierge services, and residents are welcome to bring their pets. A fourth and final building at Robina, Biarritz, is under construction and will add 68 new apartments.

54 Scottsdale Dr, Robina QLD 4226, Australia

Estia Health Robina is a residential aged care facility in the heart of the Gold Coast in Robina, providing permanent, respite, and dementia care with 24-hour nursing close to Robina Town Centre and Bond University. The facility features private ensuite rooms, beautifully landscaped gardens, restaurant-style dining, and a rich lifestyle programme. Estia Health is one of Australia's largest aged care operators and publicly discloses accommodation costs.

221/220 Highfield Dr, Robina QLD 4226, Australia

Anglicare Southern Queensland's Robina location provides home and community aged care services to help older Queenslanders remain living independently at home. Services include allied health (physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, and dietetics), personal care, nursing, domestic assistance, home maintenance and modifications, and social support. The organisation is an Anglican not-for-profit provider offering spiritual and pastoral care alongside practical in-home support. Funding is available through the Federal Government's Support at Home programme, accessed via My Aged Care. This is a home and community care service, not a residential facility.

214-218 Highfield Dr, Robina QLD 4226, Australia

Ozcare Gold Coast is a home care and community support service hub based at Robina, operating on the Gold Coast since 1996 as a special work of the St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland. The branch provides a range of in-home services including personal care, domestic assistance, transport, social support, nursing, and allied health, serving clients from the NSW border north to the Coomera River. The Gold Coast team is particularly noted for its palliative nursing (including paediatric clients), a specialised continence unit, and a multidisciplinary allied health programme covering occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and social work. A weekly shopping and transport bus service operates to several major shopping centres for $7.50 per return trip. This location is a community care branch, not a residential aged care facility.

1 Glenside Dr, Robina QLD 4226, Australia

Aveo Robina Gardens is a retirement village located in Robina on the Gold Coast, Queensland, operated by Aveo as part of its national network of retirement living communities. The village offers independent retirement living for older Australians. The available website content is largely navigational and does not detail specific care services, fees, or amenities for this particular village. As a retirement village rather than a residential aged care home, it focuses on independent living rather than on-site nursing care.

23 Main St, Varsity Lakes QLD 4227, Australia

Family First Care (also listed as Home Nursing Care Services) is a DVA and Aged Care partner providing in-home nursing and community care services across the Gold Coast and North Lakes in Queensland and Ballina in northern New South Wales. The service delivers personal care, medication prompting, simple and complex wound management, continence assessment, palliative care, post-hospital nursing and companion shifts, all in clients' own homes. It also offers respite to carers of DVA clients so they can take a short break from their caring duties. Founded and run by managing directors Candice and Dani, the organisation focuses on helping clients remain independent at home and pays its nurses above award rates. This is a community nursing agency rather than a residential aged care home.