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Infinite Care Churchill Retreat offers seniors a tranquil and supportive environment in the picturesque suburb of Kilburn, South Australia. Nestled amidst lush greenery and scenic surroundings, this facility provides residents with a peaceful retreat where they can enjoy their later years with comfort and dignity.
At Infinite Care Churchill Retreat, seniors receive personalised care and attention from a compassionate team of professionals dedicated to their well-being. The facility offers modern amenities, including spacious accommodations, communal lounges, landscaped gardens, and wellness facilities, providing residents with opportunities for relaxation and socialisation.
With a focus on promoting independence and quality of life, Infinite Care Churchill Retreat organises various activities and events tailored to residents' interests and preferences. Whether enjoying a leisurely walk in the gardens, participating in fitness classes, or engaging in arts and crafts, residents at Infinite Care Churchill Retreat find a warm and welcoming community where they can thrive and enjoy their retirement years to the fullest.
Other services and amenities offered include:
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• Companion rooms are spacious, with adjustable beds
• Generous built-in wardrobe with lockable drawers
• Heating/cooling, call-bells, television and telephone connection availability
• Shared ensuite bathroom is a generous space, with ample room for supportive equipment, exhaust fan with heat lighting, and vanity
• Companion rooms offer varying views in the facility.
|
DAP Daily Accommodation Payments |
RAD Refundable Accommodation Deposit |
|---|---|
| $91.12 | $0 (No Deposit) |
| $45.56 | $197,500 (50%) |
| $0 | $395,000 (100%) |
Deluxe Single Room
• Deluxe single rooms offer views of our gardens and/or courtyards
• Spacious rooms, with adjustable bed, generous built-in wardrobe and lockable drawers
• Ensuite bathroom is generous space, with ample room for supportive equipment, exhaust fan, heat lighting, and vanity
• Call bell, heating and cooling for comfort all year round
• Capability for Smart TV’s, WiFi and telephone connection
• Ample space for visitors with comfortable visitor chair.
|
DAP Daily Accommodation Payments |
RAD Refundable Accommodation Deposit |
|---|---|
| $114.19 | $0 (No Deposit) |
| $57.09 | $247,500 (50%) |
| $0 | $495,000 (100%) |
Premium Single
• Premium single rooms offer garden or courtyard views with easy access to resident lounge
• Spacious rooms with adjustable bed, generous built in wardrobe and lockable drawers
• Ensuite bathroom is generous space, with ample room for supportive equipment, exhaust fan, heat lighting, and vanity
• Call bell, heating and cooling for comfort all year round
• Capability for smart TV, WiFi and telephone connection
• Ample space for visitors with comfortable visitor chair.
|
DAP Daily Accommodation Payments |
RAD Refundable Accommodation Deposit |
|---|---|
| $126.88 | $0 (No Deposit) |
| $63.44 | $275,000 (50%) |
| $0 | $550,000 (100%) |
What are Refundable Accommodation Deposits (RAD) and Daily Accommodation Payments (DAP)
You can reduce the Daily Accommodation Payments (DAP) by paying a deposit up to the RAD value. Enter a deposit amount below to see the adjusted DAP amount.
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For over three years, Infinite Care’s intergenerational programs have been making a meaningful impact in aged care homes, creating opportunities for people of all ages to connect, grow, and learn together. By bringing together generations, from toddlers to nonagenarians, the Infinite ‘One Community’ programs foster mutual understanding, build relationships, and offer enriching shared experiences for everyone involved.
Approaching an ageing loved one about entering residential aged care can be daunting. Many older people have a fear of being ‘sent to an old age home’ and most of the time they want to continue living in their own home – because that is where it feels familiar and safe to them. But there will come a time where you may notice someone you care about reach a point where they are struggling to take care of themselves, or their home, like they used to.
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