Aged care homes in Asquith, NSW

18 Waitara Ave, Waitara NSW 2077, Australia

Kokoda Residences is a premium retirement living apartment community in Waitara on Sydney's upper North Shore, operated by Vasey Communities (Vasey Housing Association). The development offers spacious 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments with generous balconies, European appliances, and contemporary bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling tiles. Residents enjoy a full suite of lifestyle amenities including George's café, a hair salon, cinema, gym, Jessie's Place lounge and bar, and alfresco terrace gardens with BBQ facilities. A range of social activities such as weekly Happy Hour, games afternoons, dance classes, and book club foster a strong sense of community. Waitara Station is a minute's walk away, with Westfield Hornsby and medical services in easy reach.

461, 461/473 Pacific Hwy, Asquith NSW 2077, Australia

CASS Care provides residential aged care across two facilities, aiming to offer personalised support in a warm and welcoming environment. As a not-for-profit, community-based organisation established in 1981, it has a long history of serving diverse multicultural communities, with a particular strength in supporting those of East Asian background. Their experienced staff work to ensure residents enjoy a comfortable, safe, and engaging lifestyle. The organisation's board comprises community leaders with deep ties to various cultural groups, and they offer language support in Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Indonesian.

Beatrice Taylor Hall, 25 Edgeworth David Ave, Hornsby NSW 2077, Australia

Catholic Healthcare CALD (Korean) Daytime Care Centre is a culturally specific daytime care service in Hornsby, NSW, operated by Catholic Healthcare, a not-for-profit organisation with over 150 years of community service heritage. It is specifically designed to support Korean-speaking older Australians through culturally sensitive programmes and services tailored to their language and cultural background. Catholic Healthcare's allied health team includes physiotherapists, occupational therapists, podiatrists, dietitians, speech pathologists, and other specialists who provide in-home and clinic-based care to promote independence and wellbeing. The centre forms part of Catholic Healthcare's broader CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) community care programme, which extends services to seniors from diverse backgrounds across NSW. Care is delivered through a relationship-based model that addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.

245-247 Peats Ferry Rd, Hornsby NSW 2077, Australia

This aged care home in leafy Hornsby offers a warm and comfortable environment, providing residential care, respite, palliative care, and specialized dementia support. It features peaceful courtyards and lush gardens for residents to enjoy. The lifestyle program is tailored to individual interests, with activities ranging from creative arts to gentle movement and group outings. For those seeking extra comforts, a "Club Services" package includes elevated dining, companionship, and personal concierge support. The operator, Regis, has over 30 years of experience in aged care.

65 Burdett St, Hornsby NSW 2077, Australia

22A William Street Enter via, Frederick St, Hornsby NSW 2077, Australia

Uniting Karinya Hornsby is a residential aged care facility operated by Uniting (Uniting Church in Australia) in Hornsby, the major commercial and transport hub of Sydney's upper north shore. Uniting Karinya provides person-centred residential and respite care close to Hornsby Hospital, Westfield Hornsby, and excellent train connections to the Sydney CBD, the Central Coast, and Newcastle. The Aboriginal name 'Karinya' meaning 'peaceful home' reflects Uniting's commitment to creating a welcoming, homelike environment for all residents.

2 McAuley Pl, Waitara NSW 2077, Australia

The Grange Village is a premium over-55s retirement community located at 2 McAuley Place, Waitara, on Sydney's lower north shore. It is an independent living village designed for people seeking to downsize into a vibrant, active community; no nursing or residential aged care is offered. Residents enjoy on-site facilities including a heated pool, spa, gym, tennis court, hairdresser, beauty therapist, and BBQ entertaining areas. The community places strong emphasis on social connection, with communal spaces such as Grange House regularly used for gatherings and celebrations, and lush gardens available for relaxation.

28 McAuley Pl, Wahroonga NSW 2077, Australia

Chantal Cottage Respite Centre is a day respite facility operated by Catholic Healthcare, located at 28 McAuley Place, Wahroonga NSW 2077. The centre offers a warm, community-focused environment with activities including arts and crafts, board games, gentle exercise sessions, and social outings to local parks, galleries, and shopping centres. It is co-located with a Catholic Healthcare residential aged care facility and participants can access home care services if needed. Hot and cold meals are served from a regularly refreshed menu in a communal dining setting. Permanent respite arrangements are available in addition to the day programme, and transport to and from social outings is offered.

54/14 Pound Rd, Hornsby NSW 2077, Australia

Kalinga Health is an allied health and home care provider based in Hornsby on Sydney's Upper North Shore, delivering physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, and nursing services to older adults and people with disability in the Hornsby and Northern Sydney area, both through clinic-based services and in-home visits under Home Care Packages and the Commonwealth Home Support Programme. Kalinga Health's multidisciplinary allied health team provides assessment, rehabilitation, falls prevention, chronic disease management, and in-home support services to help older North Shore residents maintain their independence, mobility, and quality of life. Services are available in the Hornsby clinic and as in-home visits across the Upper North Shore and Northern Sydney catchment.

26 Eden Dr, Asquith NSW 2077, Australia

Australia Care Group is a home care and NDIS service provider operating across Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, and remote areas of Australia (MMM 1–7). They offer Home Care Packages (Levels 1–4), Support at Home (Levels 1–8), and NDIS services including core support, coordination, and allied health. Services include daily living assistance, professional nursing, social support, domestic assistance, allied health and rehabilitation, health monitoring, assistive technology, home modifications, and transportation. The organisation has over 13 years of experience in nursing and caring, and emphasises personalised care plans, dignity, and holistic support for independent living. They are not a residential aged care facility.

1 Myra St, Wahroonga NSW 2077, Australia

This facility offers comprehensive residential aged care, including specialised support for palliative care, dementia care, and respite services. It provides a modern and homely environment nestled in a leafy street on Sydney's upper north shore, with easy access to local amenities. Residents can enjoy beautiful living spaces, lush gardens, and spacious rooftop terraces designed for both indoor and outdoor relaxation and socialising. A unique feature is the edible kitchen garden, where residents can engage in planting and harvesting fresh produce, complemented by regular community outings and creative activities like music and art. The care is supported by 24/7 registered nurses and regular visits from allied health professionals, aiming to help residents feel at home and live their best life.

396 Peats Ferry Rd, Hornsby NSW 2077, Australia

This facility offers both independent living and residential aged care in a peaceful village setting in Hornsby, NSW, surrounded by tranquil gardens. It is a smaller community, fostering a strong sense of belonging and valuing each individual's dignity and wellbeing. The approach to care is influenced by Anthroposophy, a spiritual philosophy that emphasises a harmonious and healing environment, and is sensitive to residents' cultural and spiritual backgrounds. Established in 1974 by an Austrian immigrant, the organisation operates as a not-for-profit, providing a continuum of care as residents' needs evolve.