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10/39 Eucumbene Dr, Ravenhall VIC 3023, Australia

Haisey Home Care is a government-approved Support at Home provider delivering in-home aged care services to older Australians across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, with offices in Ravenhall, Dandenong, Greenacre (NSW), and Archerfield (QLD). They operate under Australia's Support at Home program — which replaced Home Care Packages from 1 November 2025 — offering eight funding levels with quarterly budgets ranging from approximately $2,683 (Level 1) to $19,527 (Level 8). Services span personal care, nursing, domestic assistance, transport, companionship, dementia support, and gardening, alongside a comprehensive allied health offering including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, speech pathology, dietitian, psychology, and music therapy. The provider emphasises culturally appropriate care, including an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health worker service, and transparent pricing with a flat 10% care management fee and no hidden or exit fees. Care plans are personalised and reviewed regularly, with carers matched to participants based on personality, needs, and language compatibility.

2/16-56 Nicol Ave, Burnside VIC 3023, Australia

Westwood Nursing Home in Burnside in Melbourne's west provides residential nursing home care for elderly residents in the Caroline Springs and Burnside corridor of the outer western suburbs. The facility offers 24-hour nursing and personal care in a suburban setting within the growing Melton corridor, serving local families who wish to keep elderly relatives close to home in Melbourne's expanding west. Residents receive personalised care planning, allied health services, and lifestyle activities in a modern nursing home environment.

38 Evergreen Ave, Albanvale VIC 3021, Australia

St Albans Community Care Unit in Albanvale in Melbourne's west is a community-based mental health or disability residential care unit providing supported accommodation and care for adults with mental health or complex needs in the Brimbank area. Community Care Units (CCUs) in Victoria are typically mental health residential facilities, not standard aged care, providing 24-hour support in a residential setting for people with severe mental illness. The unit serves the diverse and growing western suburbs community.

Level 1/2-8 Lake St, Caroline Springs VIC 3023, Australia

Doctor Aged Care is a Melbourne-based specialist GP service that provides bulk-billed medical care to residents of aged care facilities across the city, rather than being a residential aged care facility itself. Founded by four GPs and now covering approximately 10% of nursing homes in Melbourne, the service sends vocationally registered, AHPRA-recognised doctors directly to residents in their aged care homes on a regular and urgent basis. The service includes falls prevention, memory assessments, comprehensive geriatric assessments, medication reviews, ACAS assessments, and coordination with allied health specialists including dietitians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists. Bulk billing applies for Medicare and DVA card holders, with private fees for select non-clinical services. Operating hours are Monday to Friday 9 am–5 pm, with after-hours cover provided through an accredited deputising service.

133 Cairnlea Drive Corner of Cairnlea Drive and, Nobel Banks Dr, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia

Mekong Cairnlea Vietnamese Aged Care is operated by the Indochinese Elderly Refugees Association (IERA), providing culturally appropriate residential and respite care for Vietnamese and Chinese seniors in Melbourne's west.

50 Warangal Wy, Deanside VIC 3336, Australia

Hargaret Disability Services is an NDIS provider based at 50 Warangal Way, Deanside, Victoria 3336. It offers a range of disability support services including supported accommodation and tenancy, assistance with daily personal activities (including high-intensity support), community nursing care, shared living, household tasks, and help with life-stage transitions. The organisation also supports participants to access and maintain employment, develop life skills, and participate in their community. It promotes individualised care plans with a focus on empowerment and inclusion for people with disabilities. This is a disability support service rather than a residential aged care facility.