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The Regis Group is a well respected private aged care provider specialising in residential aged care.
Proudly Australian owned the Regis Group has delivered its services since 1992.
We are one of Australia's largest private aged care providers, yet we have never compromised our strict standards on quality or care to achieve that distinction.
Regis offers a range of services including low and high care, dementia specific care, respite services as well as extra services. Regis has recently launched its Community Care Division known as RegisCare. We currently offer community packages to clients in the Mildura area.
Regis Home Care is offered in Mildura, Metropolitan Melbourne, Cairns & Darwin.
Regis also operates retirement villages throughout Queensland.
Regis residences are designed to offer an environment that is pleasant, comfortable and friendly in which our residents can feel safe, secure and relaxed. We focus on enabling our residents to make a smooth transition, recognising their immediate and long-term needs.
All Regis residences offer:
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Music therapy has been aiding aged care residents at Regis Legana due to the generosity of the community. The Rotary Club of West Tamar heard about a project involving a music therapy program for people living with dementia in their Geraldton-Greenough location in Western Australia, and decided to also roll out this initiative to benefit the local community in Tasmania.
Smoking Ceremonies have been performed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for thousands of years to cleanse people and places. Regis Greenbank was honoured to receive a spiritual blessing of the Home and the land it sits on by the Traditional Custodian of the Land, Uncle Sandy.
Regis resident John O’Malley has fit a lot into his 85 years — TV executive, professional tennis coach, plasterer, window dresser, husband, and father. John has had an eventful and colourful life, but it's also one that has been tinged with sadness.
Residents of Regis Nedlands have not let age get in the way of a good adventure, with a spontaneous bus trip to the picturesque Cottesloe Beach to see the annual Sculpture by the Sea outdoor exhibition.
Sustainability has been at the top of everyone’s mind at Regis Nedlands, after the sweltering heat wave Perth was hit with over the summer, and some of the plants were left a little worse for wear.
Aged care residents from Regis Port Stephens were delighted to be involved in the release of Elvis the green sea turtle back into the wild. The residents relish being involved in community projects and were elated to be part of this momentous occasion.
Regis Nedlands residents recently ventured out to enjoy the sunrays and sea breeze, but this was no ordinary day at the beach. The bus trip down to Leighton Beach was particularly special for resident Lesley Brunini.
The team at Regis Marleston have had their thinking caps on and creatively thought of new ways to ensure residents are active and busy with a variety of activities. One resident took a particular interest in one of the activities he was recommended to try, and has not looked back since.
In honour of Carnival month, Regis Nedlands had the opportunity of welcoming African Beats to their Home. African Beats are authentic African entertainers providing a drumming experience like no other.
Regis Ontario recently had a visit from a shiny, old friend – a Low Rider Harley Davidson motorcycle. Thanks to the Maintenance Officer, David, who happened to share the same love for bikes as resident, Bill, this special moment was able to happen.
Bigger and better than last year’s Colour Fest, Regis Port Coogee’s infamous event is now forged into the November calendar for their residents, families and friends! After the success of the first Colour Fest in 2020, the team Regis Port Coogee have outdone themselves by hosting a spirited and colourful event for the Regis Port Coogee community, even more memorable than the last.
Few aged care residences would ever find themselves purchasing 10kg of colour powder and 80 white t-shirts, but at Regis it was just what was needed for a unique and memorable day full of fun and vibrancy.
This week, three employees from Regis Sippy Downs and one from Regis Maroochydore met in the afternoon to climb Mount Coolum to raise awareness for the Stroke Foundation.
Regis has announced a new collaboration with 12-year-old Ned Heaton and his Turtle Tribe toothbrushes, an environmentally friendly bamboo toothbrush which is being rolled out across all of Regis’ 65 Homes.
George was a resident at Regis Blackburn and sadly passed away on Sunday, after living with MND (Motor Neurone Disease) for many years. His brother Lindsay has lived at Regis Blackburn for seven years, and still resides there along with George’s wife, Betty. On Monday the lifestyle staff and residents wore MND beanies in memory of George and his battle through MND.
Residents at Regis Nedlands woke up to the sound of music as one of the resident’s granddaughters surprised the home by performing below their balcony. Community initiatives like this really make a huge difference during these challenging times.
The scene was set…soft, soothing music, butterflies and stunning afternoon sun streaming in from above. Residents from Regis Chelmer nourished their mind, body and soul as they took part in physically distanced gentle yoga.
Meet Griff, Regis Como’s latest addition to the home. A 7–year-old rescue dog who loves relaxing in the company of others and being scratched behind his ears.
Two of Australia’s largest aged care providers have barred all visitors from their aged care homes in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Regis Aged Care and Estia Health have both implemented protocols to protect their vulnerable elderly residents, expanding on the government’s current guidelines.
Regis Aged Care yesterday completed the acquisition of its latest residential aged care purchases, the Ayr and Home Hill homes of Lower Burdekin Home for the Aged Society (LBHA), totalling 173 places just south of Townsville, Queensland.
“The body is capable of amazing things, so don’t give up.”
After taking a fall one afternoon, April was admitted to the hospital and underwent surgery on her brain. Following this, she was told that she would never walk again. This is April’s groundbreaking story.
Regis Retirement Living Tasmania-Norwood and Regis Aged Care Tasmania-Norwood have created a delightful garden that can be enjoyed by the local community, family and friends.
Regis Healthcare has published its second Sustainability Report on its social and environmental performance and impacts.
Regis Aged Care has commenced its next stage of solar panel installation to 21 homes across Australia. These investments are focussed on reducing our environmental footprint and associated energy costs. This follows our Phase 1 solar rollout of 1.6MW across 17 homes. Upon completion of the second stage, Regis will have installed a total of 3.6MW across 38 homes in less than 12 months.
Most of us know someone who is living with dementia directly or indirectly, yet many people in the community know little about Dementia or how to help. Partnering with Dementia Australia, Dementia Week in September is a good time to recognise the exceptional work done every day by Regis Aged Care's team members. Regis is at the forefront of delivering innovative dementia care across all their homes.
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