Honey Bee Homes - Aged Care - Coorabell

6 Byron Bay Rd, Bangalow NSW 2479, Australia

Feros Village Bangalow is a residential aged care facility located in the hinterland region of NSW, just 15 minutes from Byron Bay, operating since 1997. The village supports 64 residents in a beautifully maintained garden setting with walking paths, courtyards, and expansive views, and is home to a number of resident pets. Nurses and carers provide 24-hour support, and the facility follows a Wellness Model of Care with a strong focus on mobility, exercise, and active living. Residents have access to on-site physiotherapy and nearby hydrotherapy, with the Bangalow Bowling Club across the road and a medical centre next door. Rooms are single ensuite with adjustable electric beds, emergency call systems, and garden views.

1 Reservoir Rd, Mullumbimby NSW 2482, Australia

Coolamon Villa is a residential aged care facility operated by Catholic Healthcare, situated at 1 Reservoir Road in Mullumbimby NSW in the Northern Rivers hinterland. The facility offers around-the-clock registered nursing care from a qualified team of care experts. Residents enjoy enchanting gardens, a relaxed café space, an on-site hairdressing salon, and live-in pets. The activity programme includes exercise classes, arts and crafts, social outings, monthly church services, and a pastoral care programme. Fees and charges information for this facility is publicly available on the Catholic Healthcare website.

44 Ann St, Mullumbimby NSW 2482, Australia

AGE Removals & Co. is a local Northern Rivers business providing professional moving and rubbish removal services, not an aged care facility. The website covers services such as household rubbish removal, furniture removal, deceased estate clearances, and junk removal across areas including Ballina, Byron Bay, Lismore, and Tweed Heads. This listing appears to have been incorrectly matched to an aged care facility record.

St Andrew's Byron Lodge, 10 Butler St, Byron Bay NSW 2481, Australia

St Andrew's is a community-based, not-for-profit aged care organisation headquartered at 59 Bentinck Street, Ballina, NSW, offering residential aged care, dementia care, palliative care, and retirement living. The facility runs a physiotherapy-led Reablement and Wellness Program called Physio Active, with a dedicated studio for supervised strength and balance training tailored to individual residents. A volunteer therapy dog named Honey visits three times a week, providing companionship particularly valued for residents living with dementia. St Andrews has also launched a Resident Transport Initiative, co-designed with local health providers, to help residents access primary and specialist care across the regional Northern Rivers area. The organisation is governed by a community board and states a commitment to transparency in fees and charges, offering a fee calculator on its website.

HeyDay Supports, 42 S Beach Rd, Brunswick Heads NSW 2483, Australia

HeyDay Supports (formerly Byron Shire Respite Service) is a community-based support service operating from centres in Brunswick Heads, Lennox Head, and Murwillumbah in northern NSW. The organisation provides day programs, in-home and one-on-one social support, group activities, and community excursions for older people and those living with cognitive challenges. A dedicated focus is placed on dementia-specific day programming and carer support, with 100% of surveyed carers in both 2024 and 2025 reporting that HeyDay helped extend the time their loved one could remain living at home. Services are funded through CHSP, NDIS, and Support at Home programmes. HeyDay Supports is a community day and in-home support service, not a residential aged care facility.

29-33 Marvell St, Byron Bay NSW 2481, Australia

St Andrew's is a community-based, not-for-profit aged care organisation headquartered at 59 Bentinck Street, Ballina, NSW, offering residential aged care, retirement living, dementia care, and palliative care. The organisation is governed by a community board and follows a person-centred philosophy that prioritises each resident's dignity, independence, and individuality. A standout feature is the Physio Active program — a physiotherapy-led Reablement and Wellness Program with a dedicated studio for supervised strength, balance, and mobility training. A volunteer therapy dog named Honey visits residents three times a week, providing emotional connection particularly for those living with dementia. Fee information including a fee calculator is available on the website, with transparency about the components of accommodation and care costs.