Skye Lodge

23 Forest Dr, Frankston North VIC 3200, Australia

TLC Forest Lodge is a modern residential aged care home operated by TLC Healthcare, located in the bayside suburb of Frankston North, Melbourne, at 23 Forest Drive. The facility offers comprehensive senior care services catering to diverse needs of older people seeking nursing home and aged care options in the area. It is described as a friendly, modern home with convenient access to nearby shops and public transport. The facility is staffed by a multilingual team speaking nine languages including English, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Tagalog. No specific details about bed counts, pricing, or RAD amounts are disclosed on this page.

12 Inglis Ave, Frankston VIC 3199, Australia

Brotherhood of St Laurence Banksia Community Respite Centre in Frankston is a community respite programme operated by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, providing day respite care and social engagement for frail older people and their carers in Melbourne's southern corridor. The centre offers structured day activities, social programmes, and personal support for elderly clients who benefit from regular respite and meaningful social engagement, while also giving their unpaid family carers a break from caregiving responsibilities. The Brotherhood of St Laurence's social justice ethos ensures the centre is accessible and welcoming to people from all socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds.

1 Overton Rd, Seaford VIC 3198, Australia

Long Island Retirement Village is located in Seaford on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, offering a relaxed coastal lifestyle within easy reach of Frankston, Langwarrin, Carrum Downs, and Mt Eliza. The village provides one- and two-bedroom villas with open-plan living as well as serviced apartments that include daily cooked meals and weekly cleaning for residents wanting additional support. Resort-style amenities include a gymnasium, cinema room, library, bowling green, bar, coffee lounge, and hobby garden, alongside an onsite nurse and 24-hour emergency call system in every unit. A regular village bus runs trips to local shopping centres and day outings, and social activities include dancing, bingo, art and craft, gentle exercise classes, and Morning Melodies. The village is operated by Centennial Living, which can also connect residents to government-funded Home Care Packages or private in-home support services.

382 Nepean Hwy, Frankston VIC 3199, Australia

Wintringham Angus Martin House in Frankston is a specialist supported accommodation service operated by Wintringham, providing affordable housing and support for older people who have experienced homelessness.

1/46 Hartnett Dr, Seaford VIC 3198, Australia

Aged Care Developments is an Australian specialist construction and design firm based in Seaford, Victoria, not a residential aged care facility. The company designs and builds aged care facilities for operator clients, offering construction, design, and consulting services. With over 25 years of experience in the aged care sector, they focus on delivering cost-effective, regulation-compliant builds. They are a Class 9c specialist builder serving clients throughout the project lifecycle from initial design to completion.

330-356 Frankston - Dandenong Rd, Seaford VIC 3198, Australia

Greenways Retirement Village is an independent living retirement village established in 1976, set across 10 acres of landscaped gardens in Seaford on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, and comprising 127 accommodation units. The village offers one, two and three bedroom villa units as well as one bedroom apartments, with ingoing contributions starting from $333,750 for a one-bedroom apartment through to $669,750 for a three-bedroom villa unit. Residents enjoy a wide range of on-site facilities including a dining room ('Marions'), library, fitness centre, bowling green, cinema room, and a village kiosk, with visiting services including a GP, podiatrist, hairdresser, beautician, and pathologist. The village operates under a lifetime lease model with an ingoing contribution that is refundable upon departure, subject to a deduction capped at 30% after eight years and reducing to zero after 23 years. Owned and operated by the private company Greenways Village Pty Ltd since 1976, the village is one of Victoria's longest-established private retirement villages.