Royal Freemasons offers an extensive range of low and high care accommodation and at home options for elderly Victorians. We follow a model of care, which promotes quality, choice and independence throughout the ageing process by providing for any changes in the resident's needs.
A Rewarding and Active Lifestyle
Those looking to continue to lead an active and rewarding lifestyle, but with the reassurance that the correct care and support is available should it be required, will enjoy individual and group activities and the regular calendar of daily outings to events and attractions. An extensive range of specialist health services including general practice, podiatry, physiotherapy, pharmacy and dental services along with a dedicated team of highly trained staff on hand ensures that best practice care is given to all residents.
Personalised Residential Care
Royal Freemasons’ sixteen facilities provide care and specialist secure dementia care for over 1,200 residents in regional and metropolitan Victoria. Allowing families and friends the comfort of knowing their loved one is able to live in a secure room with ensuite bathrooms. Royal Freemasons residents will experience quality care while feeling safe and dignified in a familiar environment.
All Royal Freemasons homes offer a wide range of social and cultural activities and serve delicious, home cooked meals in elegant surroundings is available. Residents enjoy spacious communal areas and gardens, and friends and family are encouraged to visit. Royal Freemasons believe in working with family and other informal carers in a spirit of open communication to ensure customers’ needs and aspirations are understood and form part of an agreed plan for care.
Home Care
In addition, Royal Freemasons offers exceptional and personalised in home care. Their Home Care programs are individually tailored to each customer’s needs depending on their circumstances and preferences, providing help and assistance with a wide range of personal and household tasks as well as on-going review of care. Royal Freemasons deliver a full range of services from half-hour to 24 hour live in services. Tailored in home care services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, 365 days a year.
Royal Freemasons Sale is fortunate to have two talented residents who are fabulous knitters – Nola Scott and Norma Jackson. This ‘dynamic duo’ started knitting in earnest as soon as Lifestyle Coordinator Pamela Bruder inspired them with the idea of knitted hand muffs for residents in the Memory Support Unit.
The Royal Freemasons Moe aged care home was officially opened on Sunday 2nd December 2018 by Latrobe City Mayor Cr Graeme Middlemiss. The Open Day was attended by Latrobe City Councillors, other dignitaries, media as well as hundreds of individuals and families from the local community who were all keen to see the outstanding facility.
The Moorabool Mayor, Cr Paul Tatchell, officially opened Royal Freemasons Bacchus Marsh on Sunday, 12th August. The festive Open Day was attended by Moorabool Shire and Melton Councillors, local Freemasons, local guests and other dignitaries as well as over 500 individuals and families from the local Bacchus Marsh community who were keen to see the outstanding aged care offering.
The 'For you for life' tapestry program roll-out and research evaluation is in full swing across several Royal Freemasons Homes.
Royal Freemasons’ Monash Gardens Aged Care and Retirement Village is hosting a community open day on Saturday the 5th of May between 11am and 3pm. The open day will take place at Monash Gardens, located at 355 Wellington Road, Mulgrave, 3170.
Many Royal Freemasons Mount Martha Valley residents can’t get out and into the community as much as they’d like to, so staff at the aged care residence have come up with a solution.
Royal Freemasons Darvall Lodge staff and Manager, Melina Benger recently paid a visit to the Waverley Gardens shopping centre in Mulgrave to showcase their aged care services.
The opening of Royal Freemasons Bendigo marks a special milestone in the organisations proud 150 year history as the very first newly-built residential aged care home in regional Victoria.
The chief executive of Royal Freemasons, Felix Pintado has announced a major service development program that will deliver 840 new aged care beds across six sites in regional Victoria over the next two and a half years.
Royal Freemasons confirms acquisition of Equisent Group’s aged care and independent living facilities in Ballarat.
Mr Shibata, the inventor of Paro the robotic seal paid a visit to Royal Freemasons Coppin Centre aged care home to personally reinforce how technology can play an important role in delivering a better quality of life for people living in aged care.
Quality and care are on the menu for residents of Royal Freemasons.
