Willow Grove Village

75 Gundy Rd, Scone NSW 2337, Australia

HammondCare Strathearn House in Scone is a residential aged care home operated by HammondCare in the Upper Hunter town of Scone — Australia's Horse Capital — providing permanent care, specialist dementia support, and palliative care for the rural communities of the Upper Hunter LGA. HammondCare is internationally recognised for its evidence-based dementia and palliative care approaches, and Strathearn House brings this expertise to a regional setting where specialist services are limited. Registered nurses are on site around the clock, and the lifestyle programme draws on Scone's rich equine and agricultural heritage to create meaningful daily experiences for residents.

Unit 2/75 Gundy Rd, Scone NSW 2337, Australia

This facility offers independent living villas within a friendly village atmosphere in a rural setting in Scone. It provides a range of accommodation options, including one and two-bedroom villas and units, designed to support residents' independence while offering access to a broader network of home care services and aged care homes as needs change. Residents can enjoy a newly opened Community Centre with various social activities, and each property includes a 24-hour monitored emergency call system for peace of mind. The community aims to meet residents' needs both now and into the future, ensuring support is available when required.

90 Main St, Scone NSW 2337, Australia

Jo Bailey Quality Care is a community care and NDIS provider with over 20 years of experience serving the Hunter and New England regions of New South Wales. They offer a broad range of services including assisted daily living, children's in-home care, community access, shared living, and 24-hour in-home support as an alternative to residential aged care. Allcroft House is an alternate accommodation arrangement with fully furnished private motel-style units, 24-hour staffing, three daily meals, laundry, and personal care assistance for those who need ongoing support without entering residential aged care. As a registered and accredited NDIS provider, the organisation supports participants across multiple registration groups including personal activities, household tasks, and community participation. Quality Care operates across three service regions from Scone to Armidale and functions as a private for-profit company.

214 Kelly St, Scone NSW 2337, Australia

TransCare Hunter Limited is a not-for-profit community support organisation based in Scone, NSW, serving the Upper Hunter region. It provides entry-level aged care services under the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP), helping older people remain living independently at home. Services include domestic assistance, Meals on Wheels, individual and group social support, home maintenance, community transport, and equipment supply. TransCare also partners with Home Caring Maitland to deliver home care packages and provides brokerage services to other aged care providers in the region. The organisation relies heavily on a volunteer workforce of approximately 80 people from the Upper Hunter and Muswellbrook Shires.

2-4 Stafford St, Scone NSW 2337, Australia

This service provides home care support in the Scone area, helping older people remain independent in their own homes. It offers a range of assistance from daily tasks like meal preparation and cleaning to clinical nursing care. Beyond in-home support, the service also runs social clubs and provides short-term respite care, including overnight stays in cottages, offering a change of routine and a break for carers. HammondCare focuses on understanding individual needs to foster genuine connections and enhance well-being.

2-4 Stafford St, Scone NSW 2337, Australia

HammondCare Elderwise Social Club is a day respite and social club service located at 2-4 Stafford Street, Scone NSW, serving the Upper Hunter region including Scone, Muswellbrook, Aberdeen, and Murrurundi. It provides day respite care for frail older people and those living with dementia, offering an inclusive environment to socialise, participate in activities, and enjoy home-cooked meals prepared on site. Activities are tailored to individual interests and include bus outings, gardening, arts and crafts, exercise sessions, board games, and reminiscing. The service also provides respite relief for family carers and includes access to pastoral care support. Funding is accessed through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) or Support at Home.