Anglican Care Kilpatrick Court

152/156 Brighton Ave, Toronto, New South Wales, 2283

About us
Reviews
News
Send enquiry

Anglican Care Kilpatrick Court is situated in the peaceful lakeside township of Toronto. Architecturally designed and purpose built, the home has been designed to offer an environment of wellbeing and happiness, facilitating opportunities for social interaction and time outdoors. Positioned close to the main business and retail centre of Toronto, Residents enjoy views of Lake Macquarie and the mountains.

147 places
Single rooms with ensuites
Double rooms with shared bathrooms
General, dementia specific care and respite care

Included Services

Quality nursing care 24/7
Dementia specific unit
Bus outings
Lifestyle and Wellbeing programs
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care
Doctors Clinic
Physiotherapy
Volunteers and Community Visitors
Library and talking books
Palliative care

Additional Services

Hairdressing salon
Hearing services
Dental services
Beautician
Dietician
Optical services
Mobile kiosk (toiletries and sweets)
Medi-trak pendant or necklace
Disabled taxi vouchers
Podiatry

*Costs associated with additional services

Rooms

All rooms throughout Kilpatrick Court have access to a number of different communal amenities which enhance the quality of life of the residents of Kilpatrick Court.

Leading into the home is the spacious main foyer area, located adjacent to a communal Café which is available to residents, families and friends along with the broader community. The Residential Care Manager, Deputy Residential Care Manager and the Resident Liaison Officer are located on the mezzanine level.

Residents rooms are located on three levels above the mezzanine level of the home with nursing stations on each of the levels. There are a number of lovely sitting rooms, dining rooms, lounge and activity areas throughout Kilpatrick Court.

These areas provide places where residents can enjoy the company of other residents, family and friends, spend some quality ‘alone time’ and spiritual reflection or enjoy group activities. Many of the communal areas enjoy expansive views of the lake or the mountains and there are also a number of communal balconies throughout the home.

One of the unique features of Kilpatrick Court is the internal courtyard, around which the home has been designed. This area facilitates opportunities for social interaction and time outdoors.

Other communal areas include a hairdressing salon and allied health rooms.

Our locations

New South Wales

Add Review

Review Guidelines.

Reviewing an aged care provider is a great way to share your thoughts. But please follow the policies listed below when writing a review.

We will remove content that violates any of the policies listed below:

Conflict of interest: Reviews are most valuable when they are honest and unbiased. Please do not review your own aged care service or that of a competitor.
Off-topic reviews: Do not post reviews based on a third party experience, they must be your own. Our reviews are not a forum for general political or social commentary or personal rants.
Impersonation: Do not post reviews on behalf of other people or misrepresent your identity or connection with the aged care provider you are reviewing.
Language: Do not use offensive, profane, or obscene language. We will remove reviews that represent personal attacks.
Personal and confidential information: Do not post reviews that contain the personal and confidential information of another person.
Spam Content: Please no spam. Reviews should be a genuine reflection of your experience with an aged care provider. Do not include promotional content or advertising in any form. Duplicate material will not be accepted.
Telephone Numbers and Web Links: To prevent adverts and spam, we do not permit phone numbers or web links.
Hate Speech: We do not allow reviews that advocate against people based on their ethnic origin, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation or age.
Aged Care Reviews is not a complaints system. Reviews must be fair and reasonable. Any defamatory statements reflecting a personal experience that has not yet been taken up with the respective provider will not be accepted. If you have a personal complaint to make about an aged care facility we encourage you to contact your provider directly using the details provided on their listing. Alternatively you can submit a complaint via the Government’s Aged Care Complaints Scheme.