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Baptistcare is one of WA’s largest not-for-profit providers of residential care, at home services and retirement living, supporting individuals and communities in metro and regional areas for over 45 years.
Baptistcare’s dedicated team takes the time to get to know you beyond your health care needs, with the aim of ensuring everyone has every opportunity to live life to the full the way they want.
With 11 residential aged care homes located in Perth and the South West of Western Australia, Baptistcare caters to a wide range of care needs. Whether you need permanent residential, respite or specialised dementia-friendly accommodation, Baptistcare can support you.
Baptistcare also provides home care services in Western Australia.
The Baptistcare community is one of perpetual warmth and friendliness, with professionally trained staff available 24/7 to tend to residents’ needs.
Baptistcare’s residential aged care homes all provide the highest possible standard of care and offer a range of services, including:
The Commonwealth Government monitors care and accommodation standards in all residential aged care homes. All Baptistcare homes have been awarded the maximum three years accreditation under the Accreditation Standards as set by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing.
Sam has recently celebrated twenty years of working in aged care. From humble beginnings, she’s moved from strength to strength, making a difference in the lives of hundreds of clients over the years.
Two of Australia’s leading not-for-profit care providers, BaptistCare NSW & ACT and Baptistcare WA, have decided to merge to create one of the largest not-for-profit care providers in Australia. The merger is a logical fit, given both providers’ values-driven approach to person directed care and service delivery.
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A fragrant citrus tree in the grounds at Baptistcare Kalkarni Residential Care in Brookton has been the inspiration for its residents to embrace a new ‘land to table food’ initiative.
Ask anyone who knows Baptistcare Mirrambeena Residential Care’s Brian Walley and they’ll tell you there was never any doubt this humble war hero, devoted husband and father and proud community member would join the ranks of WA’s centenarians.
Jennifer McDougall, volunteering at Baptistcare Morrison Gardens Residential Care ever since her mother Shirley Briotti moved in five years ago. Taking on a volunteer role was initially inspired by wanting to get to know the staff and the people sharing her mother’s new home.
Ill health may have temporarily forced Rockingham sweethearts Richard and Margaret Grigson into separate residences, but the 84-year-olds have now been reunited at the aged care home they both used to work at.
At the age of thirteen, Kenyan-born Phylies Chebet Kosgey witnessed her beloved uncle endure a marathon operation to remove a life-threatening brain tumour. Incredibly moved by the care and compassion shown to him by nurses at the hospital, she vowed to one day join their profession and dedicate herself to caring for others.
Sixteen years of giving seniors at Baptistcare William Carey Court Residential Care in Busselton the ‘gift of time’ has earned Dunsborough’s Peter Jager the title of Baptistcare’s longest serving volunteer.
Visits from son Mike Fletcher and daughter Gemma Rice always bring a smile to 88-year-old Isobel Fletcher who has called Baptistcare Moonya Residential Care in Manjimup home for the past eight years.
Belly-dancing and belly laughs both feature in 100-year-old Marjory Watson’s recipe for loving life well into her senior years. The spritely centenarian from Baptistcare Gracehaven Residential Care in Rockingham took up belly-dancing in her 50s after her beloved husband, best friend and ballroom dancing partner Forbes Watson passed away.
Manjimup karate sensei Klaus Mueller has taught thousands of students since he first began devoting himself to martial arts 50 years ago. But local participants in his latest Tai Chi class are proving to be some of the most passionate and dedicated learners the leading Goju Ryu Karate instructor has ever seen.
When Dianne Gillett started volunteering at Baptistcare’s William Carey Court Residential Care in Busselton last year, she thought her visits would just be about providing companionship.
Building meaningful relationships with home care customers and their families provides enormous job satisfaction. No two days are the same. Career prospects in the home care industry are on the rise as more Western Australian seniors choose to stay living independently in their own homes for as long as possible.
Seniors journeying with memory loss at Baptistcare William Carey Court Residential Care in Busselton received a very special gift from the Lions Club of Vasse.
If you’ve ever wanted to know the secret to a long and happy life, there’s four Rockingham seniors who may just have the answer. According to Baptistcare Gracehaven Residential Care residents Keith Roediger (100) Ivy Caller, (100) Leah Pearce (100) and Janis Raszobs (103), good friends and plenty of laughter are the key.
Spanish soccer team Real Madrid have helped forge a new friendship at Baptistcare’s David Buttfield Centre Residential Care in Gwelup.
It’s not just the food at Baptistcare Moonya Residential Care in Manjimup that’s been scoring top marks. Chefs Saul Yates and Rob Whitelaw have both recently completed their three-year chef apprenticeships, scoring full marks in their final assessment.
Baptistcare resident Des Gilbert (87) is among the thousands of West Aussies who have started to collect and deposit their recyclables for the Containers for Change initiative.
Residents at Baptistcare Morrison Gardens Residential Aged Care in Midland are regularly treated to exclusive performances by fellow resident Anthony DeGrys.
Former Royal Australian Regiment soldier Timothy D’Arcy (85) lined up to join the fight against COVID-19 on Wednesday March 3rd. Living at Baptistcare Bethel Residential Aged Care in Albany, Mr D’Arcy was among the first seniors in the Great Southern region to roll up his sleeve for the Pfizer vaccine.
They may be more than 12,000km from their original home of Chile, but Mariela and Erika Ramirez have found their own unique extended family in Perth. The mother and daughter, who are both Care Partners at Baptistcare Gracewood Residential Care lovingly call the 135 seniors who live in the Salter Point facility familia.
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The performing arts have always been a family affair for Eileen Frith OAM, but the former actress and director wasn’t the only one who was delighted when her great-grandchildren staged a surprise dance performance at Baptistcare Gracehaven Residential Care in Rockingham.
He may be a few months shy of his 100th birthday, but Ronald Morrison’s favourite place to be is still in his at-home workshop where he spends hours restoring vintage motorcycles.
The art of letter-writing is alive and well thanks to students from Eastern Hills Senior High School, who have finally got to meet their pen-pals from Baptistcare Yallambee Residential Care in Mundaring.
Kim Jordan had always planned to celebrate her 50th birthday with a trip home to Belfast in Northern Ireland this year. But with the global pandemic putting her international travel on hold, the Lifestyle Coordinator at Baptistcare Gracehaven Residential Care in Rockingham has decided to commemorate the milestone by completing a bucket list of 50 challenges.
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