Kilpatrick Court
Kilpatrick Court
Life in lakeside Toronto
Situated in the peaceful lakeside township of Toronto, close to the retail centre, our newest Architecturally designed residential aged care home has been designed to offer an environment of wellbeing and happiness, along with expansive views of Lake Macquarie and the mountains for our residents to enjoy.
Kilpatrick Court has several lovely sitting and dining rooms, balconies, lounge and activity areas throughout plus a hairdressing salon and allied health rooms. Leading into this modern home is a spacious main foyer and light filled communal café which is available to residents, families, friends and the broader community.
If you have a loved one at this home and wish to speak to them or a team member, you may call the site directly on (02) 4902 2800 – for all other enquiries please call our Customer Experience Team on 1800 733 553.
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Services
Your interest and comfort matter.
We value your interests and offer a variety of activities centred around you, and what you like to do. From special events to bus outings, games, music and craft. Discover more about our Lifestyle and Wellbeing Programs.
When it comes to your care, our dedicated staff will work with you, your Doctor and any allied health professionals you might need to assure your unique needs are met and your family have peace of mind.
What’s included at Kilpatrick Court?
- Quality Registered Nurse care 24/7
- Dementia specific care and secure areas
Married Couple suites - Pain Management Program
- Lifestyle and Wellbeing programs
- Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care
- Palliative care
- Doctors Clinic
- Physiotherapy
- Volunteers and Community Visitors
- Library and talking books
Additional Services *costs associated - $25 per day for all residents. This fee will be discounted by 60% for residents who are eligible to receive full Government assistance for their accommodation cost.
- Access to our Nurse Practitioners, who will work with you, your GP and allied health professionals
- Access to Resident Liaison Officer
- Weekly Happy Hour
- Access to ‘Wellness & Exercise Room’
- Annual catered luncheon for you and your loved ones
- Newspapers and magazines
- Foxtel available in our lounge areas
- WiFi internet for browsing
- Flat screen TV in your room
- Electric adjustable king single bed
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Availability of hot breakfasts on alternate days
- Additional hot menu choice at lunch
- Glass of wine, beer or soft drink with main meals
Optional Services - Costs associated
- Hairdressing salon & Beautician
- Nurse call system
- Hearing & Dental services
- Dietician, Podiatry & Optical services
- Mobile kiosk (toiletries and sweets)
- Medi-trak pendant or necklace
- Disabled taxi vouchers
Rooms & Pricing
Rooms & Pricing
We understand the costs of aged care can be overwhelming, to make things easier we’ve put together a Guide to Understanding Residential Care Costs.
You can view up-to-date prices and compare providers using the Federal Government’s My Aged Care website.
Our Anglican Care Customer Engagement Team is available to help explain the costs – simply give us a call.
Our rooms come with pricing options and can include the following:
Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD) – A lump sum payment made to the aged care home that is fully refunded to you or your estate when you leave the home.
Or
Daily Accommodation Payment (DAP) – This payment is not refundable. Some people may prefer to pay for their accommodation based on a daily rate.
Or
A combination of RAD and DAP – If you decide to make a combined RAD and DAP payment, the DAP amount will be adjusted based on the lump sum amount paid.
Room Type 1 - Shared Room (2) 31m2
- Shared Room
- Shared Ensuite
- Phone
- WiFi
Residents rooms are located on three levels above the mezzanine level of the home with nursing stations on each of the levels.
The rooms are spacious, light filled rooms with lovely high ceilings and have been furnished with beautiful Manchester and décor. Residents and families are encouraged to personalise their room with their own pictures and photos. All rooms include:
- electric adjustable bed
- bedside table, overbed meals table, residents chair and visitors chair
- personal built in wardrobe and privacy curtains,
- in room nurse call system
- LCD wide screen television, telephone, WiFi and access to Foxtel if desired.
Room Type 2 - Single Deluxe Room with Ensuite 19m2
- Single Room
- Private Ensuite
- Phone
- WiFi
Residents rooms are located on three levels above the mezzanine level of the home with nursing stations on each of the levels.
The rooms are spacious, light filled rooms with lovely high ceilings and have been furnished with beautiful Manchester and décor. Residents and families are encouraged to personalise their room with their own pictures and photos. All rooms include:
- electric adjustable bed
- bedside table, overbed meals table, residents chair and visitors chair
- personal built in wardrobe and privacy curtains
- in room nurse call system
- LCD wide screen television, telephone, WiFi and access to Foxtel if desired.
Room Type 3 - Single Premium Room 19m2
- Single Room
- Private Ensuite
- Phone
- WiFi
- Views
Residents rooms are located on three levels above the mezzanine level of the home with nursing stations on each of the levels.
The rooms are spacious, light filled rooms with lovely high ceilings and have been furnished with beautiful Manchester and décor. These rooms have views of either the lake or the mountains. Residents and families are encouraged to personalise their room with their own pictures and photos. All rooms include:
- electric adjustable bed
- bedside table, overbed meals table, residents chair and visitors chair
- personal built in wardrobe and privacy curtains,
- in room nurse call system
- LCD wide screen television, telephone, WiFi and access to Foxtel if desired.
Location
Location
Kilpatrick Court
152 Brighton Ave
Toronto
NSW 2283
FAQS
FAQs
I am feeling anxious about moving into a residential aged care home. What can I do to make it easier?
We understand moving to a new home is an emotional experience and our Customer Support Team are available during business hours to guide you through the process. We believe that the opportunity to discuss your concerns and get the answers that you require to make informed choices, will help to reduce any uncertainty and related anxiety. Each Home has specialist staff and the role of our Resident Liaison Officer is to provide ongoing practical and emotional support to our residents and families.
When I need to move into a residential aged care home, what personal items should I bring with me?
Our rooms are “move in” ready and equipped with a bed including bed linen, bedside lockers, wardrobe space and a chair, if needed. To make it feel like home, Residents might like to bring small personal items that provide an additional level of comfort such as photos, paintings, mementos etc. Our Resident Liaison Officers will discuss how much clothing will be needed. All clothing must be for ease of identification and suitable for laundering in commercial washers and dryers.
Can I afford to move into a residential aged care home?
Residential care is accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial circumstances. Government financial assistance is available to those who are assessed as eligible. All Homes (Extra Services excluded) are required to provide a minimum number of places to those who are unable to pay for the cost of their accommodation, and the Government pays a supplement on their behalf. You will be required to complete the Request for an Assets and Income Assessment form to determine whether you are eligible to receive this financial assistance.
All residents are required to pay a Basic Fee to cover the cost of their daily living expenses, which is 85% of the single person rate of the basic aged pension. If you qualify for full Government assistance, you have peace of mind knowing that the cost to you can be met by your fortnightly pension payments.
What are the visiting hours for my family and friends to visit?
Family and friends are welcome to visit at any time, with consideration to other people who are living there too. This is your home and your family and friends can pop in and see you at any time – just as they do now. It is our philosophy that “you don’t live in our workplace – we work in your home”. However, we do request that visitors respect the privacy and rights of other residents and staff.
Can I leave to stay with my family sometimes?
Yes – unlimited day leave is available to you. Overnight leave can be taken at no additional cost for up to 52 days per financial year. We just ask that you advise staff when you will be away from the Home and when you have returned.
