Algester Lodge

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OP:2021

Algester Lodge
Algester Lodge

117 Dalmeny Street Algester QLD 4115, Algester, 4115, QLD

(07) 3711 4711

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About

Algester Lodge

 

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Renton Family Trust Aged Care 3 Providing quality care since 1970

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Algester Lodge

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Whether you are looking for independent living or requiring extra care, Renton Family Trust Aged Care has options to suit your individual needs. Algester Lodge is nestled in a bushland setting with beautiful landscaped garden, we offer a range of facilities from respite care and state of the art low and high residential care. Renton Family Trust Aged Care is a Queensland based group of nursing homes established in 1970. We are family owned and aim to provide an inclusive, compassionate and caring community, which meets the needs of our clients.

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Residential Care Facilities

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\xc2\xb7        Full Government Accreditation

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\xc2\xb7        Single, Double and Bariatric rooms with private ensuites

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\xc2\xb7        Special care unit with secure outdoor areas

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\xc2\xb7        Air conditioned

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\xc2\xb7        Hairdressing salon

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\xc2\xb7        Tea and coffee making facilities

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\xc2\xb7        Special diets catered

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\xc2\xb7        Meals are dietitian approved and cooked onsite

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\xc2\xb7        Spacious dining rooms and private rooms for family functions

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\xc2\xb7        Spacious lounge rooms with large screen TVs

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\xc2\xb7        Home Cinema

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\xc2\xb7        Linen and laundry service onsite

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\xc2\xb7        Internet kiosk and library

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\xc2\xb7        Garden and alfresco areas

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\xc2\xb7        Onsite parking and access to public transport

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Nursing Care

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\xc2\xb7        Resident focussed care with trained certified aged care staff on duty 24 hours per day

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\xc2\xb7        Ageing in Place 3 no need to mover as care needs alter

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\xc2\xb7        Doctors Clinic

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\xc2\xb7        Dementia specific care

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\xc2\xb7        Weight management

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\xc2\xb7        Wound management

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\xc2\xb7        Diabetic management

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\xc2\xb7        Pain management

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\xc2\xb7        Low care

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\xc2\xb7        High care

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\xc2\xb7        Bariatric care

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\xc2\xb7        Palliative care

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\xc2\xb7        Respite care

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Spiritual & Cultural

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Spiritual and cultural needs catered and include but are not limited to:

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\xc2\xb7        Regular church services

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\xc2\xb7        On call community parish visitors

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\xc2\xb7        Non-denominational chapel onsite

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\xc2\xb7        Special cultural days celebrated

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Diversional Therapy

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A fully qualified Diversional Therapist designs individual programs for all residents, covering physical, social, cultural, spiritual, mental and emotional activities. Residents9 preferences and abilities are taken into consideration when implementing activities, facilitated by a monthly resident and family meeting. Well-equipped areas promote leisure and social interaction in a relaxed environment.

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Respite Care

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Caring for a partner, relative or friend is a rewarding experience. At times it can become overwhelming and the carer needs a rest and residential respite care could be the answer. Carers need to have breaks from their role and those breaks are known as respite. This respite may help relieve stress for the carer and the person receiving care. Algester Lodge offers residential respite care where you know your loved one will be cared for in a safe caring environment. This gives you peace of mind while you take a well-earned rest. Respite care can be beneficial to those discharged from hospital, who may need some extra support while they decide on the best place to live longer term. You can also use respite care in a residential aged care facility as a way of finding out about the quality of care before deciding if the home is a good place for you.

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Aged Care Homes Operated by Algester Lodge

Algester Lodge
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