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With a heritage in supported seniors’ living that dates back to 1969, Arcare is now one of the most innovative aged care providers in Australia.
Our first aged care residence was built in 1997 and since then we’ve grown to 36 throughout Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales. Each residence is fully accredited by the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency with services including 24-hour nursing, ageing in place, permanent care, sensitive (dementia) care and respite care.
A proudly family-owned business, we also provide care services in the home.
Our aged care residences are government endorsed and have been the gold standard in residential aged care since 1997.
Across our aged care residences throughout Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales, we offer a mix of permanent, respite and dementia accommodation as well as palliative care.
In 2005 we broadened our services to include care in the home. Our home care division includes private home care services, government funded home care packages and disability services.
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Marguerite Noellat, known to all as Mickey, is a resident at Arcare Helensvale St James in Queensland. Turning 102 in December, Mickey has lived a full life with many stories to tell.
Premium aged care provider, Arcare Aged Care, is expanding its circle of care on the Central Coast, with its recent acquisition of The Orchards Aged Care, Lisarow. Nestled in The Orchards Retirement Village, Arcare Lisarow has 120 places and joins Arcare Kanwal, Arcare Belmont and Arcare Warners Bay (opening May 2024) in the area.
On the 14th of February, residents at Arcare Balnarring were treated to a lunch date of luxury to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Arcare Oatlands has a chef in their midst. Resident Somi Miller ran a restaurant in Manly called Somi’s Thai Restaurant. People from all over the world came to see her and try her food. She had a hand in every dish that went out, writing the recipes herself and tasting all the dishes to make sure they were perfect.
On Tuesday 12 December, Arcare Parkinson celebrated their 7th birthday with sweet treats and music. Residents and team members gathered for crepes filled with chocolate-covered strawberries, cookies, and wafers. Unsurprisingly they were a hit with all.
On Wednesday 13 December, Arcare Eight Mile Plains celebrated an early Christmas with a festive lunch, dance performance, and visit from Santa. Residents were treated to a performance by dancers from Prelude Dance Centre, children of varying ages.
It’s the bane of brands and media buyers around the world over. Getting eyes on traditional forms of advertising in communities that are hard to reach. It was a dilemma aged-care provider Arcare needed to overcome.
On the 22nd of November Arcare Caulfield arranged a picnic for residents from Arcare Caulfield, Brighton and Keysborough. 24 residents went to Albert Park for an afternoon of enjoying the lake and basking in the opportunity to meet people from different residences.
On Wednesday 1st November, residents from Arcare Brighton walked to raise awareness for cystic fibrosis and donated the proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis Community Care. They walked the lovely Kamesburg Gardens and a representative from CFCC, Lisa, also attended as a special guest speaker, making the day that much better.
On Oaks Day, 9 November, Arcare Burnside held its own Fashion on the Field and hat parade for residents. 32 residents attended the parade and 16 walked the catwalk and showed off their hats that they had decorated the week before.
On Saturday 14 October, Arcare Point Lonsdale participated in the revival of the Queenscliff Flower Show. The three residents from Arcare Point Lonsdale’s flower arrangement group participated in the show.
On Friday 20th October, Arcare Parkwood hosted their inaugural Masquerade Ball for residents and the local community. Residents were given celebrity treatment, with classic cars driving them to the front of the residence for a red-carpet entrance and beautiful floral archway.
Arcare Eight Mile Plains resident Ray Ashdown was recently interviewed about his ingenious invention: the Ashdown Pineapple Peeler. Ray invented the Pineapple Peeler in the early seventies, after he noticed his wife struggling to peel pineapples.
On Monday 9 October Arcare Eight Mile Plains resident Alexis turned 100. She celebrated with her nephew Craig (pictured) and her former carer Leilani, who came down on the weekend from Slacks Creek. Her advice for living such a long and wonderful life is “good genes”. She has five people in her family over 90, although she is the first to reach 100.
It was a day of joy, laughter, and heartfelt celebrations as Arcare Slacks Creek resident Pamela reached a remarkable milestone, turning 101 years young on September 7th. To mark this incredible achievement, the community came together for a pre-party concert, graced by the presence of local Councillor Mindy Russell, followed by a lively birthday bash.
Last month, the Queensland Youth Orchestra headed over to Arcare Caboolture to wow the residents with a beautiful performance as a special early present for resident Betty Watson’s 90th birthday. Residents and Arcare team members were delighted to enjoy an afternoon of classical music by 30 members of the 100+ strong orchestra.
The Arcare Noosa Pet Parade returned for its second year with residents and pups enjoying the annual ‘Dog Walk’ and patting sessions. Afterwards, attendees stayed for ‘Puppy Hour’ for drinks and treats with residents, family, team members and their furry friends.
Arcare Aged Care has opened its best Residence yet in Birtinya. Officially opened by Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson on Monday 24th April 2023, Arcare’s 50th Residence brings state-of-the-art amenities and excellence in care to the Sunshine Coast.
Trusted Australian private aged care provider, Arcare is set to open a new residence in Belmont on Thursday 30th March 2023, bringing state-of-the-art amenities and excellence in care to Belmont, NSW. The development contains 80 suites within two communities tailored to care needs – Ruby and Sapphire; names that both have strong connections to the region.
Arcare Logan Reserve residents enjoyed a great International Women’s Day celebration. With speeches from resident Beverley Cameron, who was a Country Women's Association (CWA) Volunteer, about this year’s campaign of embracing equity and what the CWA is about, and how they helped her and countless other women. Arcare Logan Reserve’s very own children’s book author, Linda Woodward, also shared a speech she wrote about women’s suffrages.
96-year-old Mary Johnson is a Christmas enthusiast and her love for decorating during the festive season has remained strong while living at Arcare Parkwood. Throughout the year she collects decorations to create amazing creations each year. She loves to decorate based on a different theme each year and every year her room looks fantastic.
Arcare Hope Island recently had an exciting visit from alpacas Noodles and Peaches, brought in by Mountview Alpaca Farm. The residents loved the experience and straight away were asking “when can they come visit again!” This was also the first time that most of the residents had ever fed, cuddled, or interacted with an alpaca up close. They also walked around the facility and visited resident’s rooms for those who were not able to enjoy the experience in the courtyard.
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