Toronto Aged Care Services

152 Brighton Ave, Toronto NSW 2283, Australia

This home is one of nine facilities operated by Anglican Care, serving the Hunter, Mid North Coast, and Central Coast regions. It offers residential care, with particular expertise in supporting individuals with dementia and those requiring palliative care, all within a welcoming and friendly community setting. Residents receive support from Resident Liaison Officers who provide practical and emotional assistance, coordinating with medical and health professionals. The facility encourages social engagement through activities like bus outings, live entertainment, and pet therapy, and provides spiritual care services. Family and friends are welcome to visit at any time, fostering a sense of home and connection.

7 Harris St, Toronto NSW 2283, Australia

This facility offers a serene lakeside setting on Lake Macquarie, providing a tranquil environment with scenic views. It operates on an 'ageing in place' philosophy, meaning residents can remain in their familiar surroundings as their care needs evolve. As an Extra Services facility, it provides enhanced amenities like private rooms with ensuites and a wider range of meal and activity choices. The home is part of a family-owned Australian business with over 30 years of experience in aged care, and it features a strong focus on security and a varied lifestyle program including pet therapy. Visitors are welcome at any time, and residents are encouraged to go on outings or stay overnight with family. The facility has 81 beds across four levels.

36 Laycock St, Carey Bay NSW 2283, Australia

Carey Bay Retirement Village is located in Carey Bay, Lake Macquarie, NSW, and is operated by Anglican Care, an Anglican not-for-profit community and aged care provider. The village offers independent retirement living in a variety of villas with low-maintenance, carefree lifestyle as the focus. Residents benefit from included home and garden maintenance, communal spaces for entertaining family and friends, and a 24-hour emergency call system. Costs follow a loan/licence arrangement with no stamp duty or conveyancing fees, plus fortnightly village fees covering council rates, water rates, building insurance, and maintenance. Anglican Care's HomeLife in-home support services are also available to residents who need additional assistance.

12 The Ridgeway, Bolton Point NSW 2283, Australia

This aged care home offers residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care in a friendly, secure, and comfortable environment. Situated in a natural bushland setting with views of Lake Macquarie, it provides a relaxed and homely atmosphere. Residents can enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces, along with a comprehensive lifestyle program that includes music therapy, cooking classes, and local excursions. Meals are prepared by chefs using fresh, seasonal ingredients, with attention to diverse cultural preferences. The home is operated by Bolton Clarke, a large Australian provider.

12 The Ridgeway, Bolton Point NSW 2283, Australia

This aged care community offers a friendly, secure, and comfortable environment with lovely views over Lake Macquarie. It provides high-level care, respite, and support for those living with dementia. Registered nurses are available around the clock, and visiting GPs and allied health professionals are part of the care team. The facility is operated by Bolton Clarke, a not-for-profit organization, and shares a location with a retirement village.

26 James St, Teralba NSW 2284, Australia

Westlakes Miners Retirement Village Ltd is a not-for-profit retirement village in Teralba in the Lake Macquarie district, originally established to provide affordable retirement accommodation for former coal miners and workers from the Hunter Valley's mining industry. The village offers self-contained units in a community setting close to Lake Macquarie, providing an affordable and supportive retirement lifestyle for eligible residents. Today it welcomes a broad range of retirees, maintaining its heritage connection to the working communities of the Hunter region.