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Yaandina’s residential aged care centre seeks to provide an ageing in place centre for local residents who wish to live out their twilight years in familiar surroundings and in close proximity to family and friends.
Yaandina’s residential aged care centre seeks to provide an ageing in place centre for local residents who wish to live out their twilight years in familiar surroundings and in close proximity to family and friends.
This new, accredited, state of the art, residential aged care centre was officially opened in 2014. It has 20 beds, with the capacity to offer 12 high dependency beds for ageing in place.
Yaandina’s aged care centre also has the capacity to provide 260 meals per days to their residents and the broader community through their commercial kitchen. This combined with the center’s ability to offer respite care to support families so elders do not have to leave the community, allows Yaandina to build capacity across its services for the benefit of the community.
All aged care homes receiving government subsidies need to meet quality standards. These standards are called accreditation standards. They cover areas such as management, staffing, health and personal care, resident lifestyle, living environment, catering, cleaning, continuous improvement, and safety and security. Yaandina’s residential aged care centre was reaccreditated in August 2019. For detailed information please see link below.
To secure a place for your loved one a referral is required. The following steps outline the referral process.
A health professional, HACC coordinator, Aged Care coordinator or Family members would contact Yaandina about the concerns they have for their relative or client.
An ACAT (Aged Care Assessment Team) assessment would be done. In consultation with family and health professionals a service or care plan would be designed.
The plan would indicate the correct care provision needed, i.e. in-home services or residential aged care.
The ACAT assessor would advise the appropriate agency and the referral would be made.
Residents can choose to pay for their accommodation by a Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD), a Daily Accommodation Payment (DAP), or a combination of both. A refundable deposit is paid as a lump sum. A daily payment accrues daily and is paid periodically, usually monthly.
All our rooms are single with private en suite with a Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD) up to a maximum value of $259,500 or a maximum Daily Accommodation Payment (DAP) of $50.19.
Please call us on (08) 9182 1365 to discuss your requirements.
The Commonwealth Home Support (CHSP) program (previously HACC) provides support services to older people, people with a disability and their carers, to assist them to continue living independently at home.
The services provided range from Centre based care through to Personal care and meals on wheels.
Our Home Care packages provide support for those with a greater care need that require more support than the CHSP service can offer. These services are on a consumer directed care basis which can be tailored to the recipient’s needs. The services can range from social support to Domestic assistance & transport.
The CHSP & Homecare program directs its services to those who have the greatest need for them and /or the greatest capacity to benefit from the services on offer.
It is a requirement of the Australian Government for providers of CHSP & Home Care to take part in quality reporting at least once every 3 years. Quality Reporting is the Australian Government’s process for encouraging community aged care providers to review, refine and continuously improve the quality of their service delivery. This is conducted by the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency. The Home Care service & HACC service passed all required standards and expected outcomes.
For detailed information see reports below.
As with aged care a referral is required to meet all regulatory requirements in order to access the service. The following steps outline the referral process.
A health professional, HACC coordinator, Aged Care coordinator or Family members would contact Yaandina about the concerns they have for their relative or client.
An ACNA (Aged Care Network Australia) assessment will be done. In consultation with family and health professionals and a service or care plan would be designed.
The plan would indicate the correct care provision needed, i.e. in-home services or residential aged care. If Homecare is seen to be needed over HACC services an ACAT (Aged Care Assessment Team) would be engaged
The ACNA or ACAT assessor would advise the appropriate agency and the referral would be made.
Please call us on (08) 9182 1143 to discuss your requirements
Yaandina is proud to be accepted as a registered provider of NDIS services. The NDIS is a new way of helping people with disability get the supports services they need. Yaandina will be happy to assist you when applying for & utilising your NDIS Package to ensure you get the support and services required. The NDIS also helps families and carers with information about services to support people with a disability
Yaandina provides assistance to help you stay living at home and enable you to participate in community life where it would otherwise be challenging. This could include but is not limited to:
If you think you might like some assistance, you can come and visit us and we can help you with the application form to access the NDIS. Your doctor and others may also need to provide information. We will assist you every step of the way.
When people get help from the NDIS they can enjoy an ordinary life now and as their life changes.
Please call us on (08) 9182 1143 and we would be happy to assist you.
