IRT Kangara Waters

2 Jaeger Cct, Bruce ACT 2617, Australia

Calvary Haydon in South Bruce, ACT, provides both permanent aged care and residential respite care with professional nursing staff available 24/7. Spacious single rooms with private ensuites are complemented by landscaped gardens, an onsite café, chapel, and hairdressing salon. The facility features a dedicated Memory Support Unit (MSU) for residents with dementia, alongside an active lifestyle programme including singing, bingo, exercise classes, and art therapy. An independent retirement village is co-located on-site for those seeking retirement living with peace of mind that quality aged care services are readily available. RAD prices range from $550,000 to $670,000.

1 Bindel St, Aranda ACT 2614, Australia

Arcare Aranda is a premium aged care residence in north-west Canberra, ACT, offering 120 private suites with ensuite bathrooms and balcony or courtyard access. The facility provides residential, dementia, palliative, and respite care with professional clinical care and personalised support. Residents enjoy chef-prepared meals made fresh onsite, engaging daily activities including bus outings and creative pursuits, and access to premium amenities such as a Gold Class cinema, onsite hair salon, café, physiotherapy services, gym, and manicured gardens. The residence, located near Belconnen and the Aranda Bushland Nature Reserve, emphasises community connection and uses a relationship-first approach to aged care.

35 Burkitt St, Page ACT 2614, Australia

Villaggio Sant' Antonio is a non-profit aged care facility located in Page, ACT, offering residential aged care and retirement living services. The facility provides 85 permanent care rooms, 6 respite rooms, and 19 dementia-specific rooms, alongside 60 independent living villas with private courtyards, garages, and modern amenities including ducted air conditioning and underfloor bathroom heating. Residents can choose flexible payment options including refundable deposits, daily payments, or a combination of both. The facility emphasises personalised care plans, advanced rehabilitation services, and nutrition support tailored to individual health needs. Managed by a Board of Directors, Villaggio is recognised for its high standard of care throughout the Canberra region.

23 Burkitt St, Page ACT 2614, Australia

Bill McKenzie Gardens is a residential aged care home in Page, ACT, operated by RSL LifeCare, providing round-the-clock nursing care for 137 seniors with specialist dementia care services. The facility offers a comprehensive lifestyle program including art and craft therapy, exercise classes, movies, bingo, and themed cultural activities and social outings. Residents have access to a chapel, chaplaincy services, communal dining and lounge areas, outdoor seating, and a community BBQ and picnic area. The facility features disabled access throughout and function rooms for activities.

Cnr Belconnen Way &, Haydon Dr, Bruce ACT 2617, Australia

Calvary Home Care ACT operates from its Bruce service centre to deliver in-home aged care services to older Canberrans, as part of the Calvary Health Care network — a Catholic health and aged care organisation providing hospital, home, and residential care. The service provides personal care, nursing support, domestic assistance, transport, and social activities funded through Home Care Packages and the Commonwealth Home Support Programme. Calvary Home Care's faith-based values of dignity, compassion, and inclusion guide its care across all cultural and religious backgrounds.

Cordelia Court, Kaleen ACT 2617, Australia

Bullecourt Village in Kaleen is a residential aged care facility in the northern Canberra suburb of Kaleen, providing quality residential aged care within a well-established suburban community in the Belconnen district of the ACT. Kaleen is a quiet, well-serviced suburb with easy access to Westfield Belconnen, the University of Canberra, and the broader Belconnen Town Centre, giving residents and their families convenient access to shopping, medical services, and cultural facilities. The village takes its name from the Battle of Bullecourt, one of the most significant and costly Australian engagements of World War I, reflecting Canberra's deep connections to Australian military heritage and the ANZAC story.