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RSL LifeCare Mark Donaldson VC House provides aged care and accommodation for 74 seniors in a welcoming and home-like environment where 24-hour care and dementia care can be provided if needed. The home is designed to also cater to those requiring medical/rehabilitative and restorative care.
Residents at RSL LifeCare Mark Donaldson VC House enjoy delicious home-cooked meals each day and can participate in a wide range of programs and events individually tailored to their interests and abilities. Activities include choir, art therapy, movie screenings, exercise classes, happy hour and regular outings.
Bedrooms at RSL LifeCare Mark Donaldson VC House feature a private bathroom, heating, built-in wardrobe and an emergency call button.
Other services and amenities at RSL LifeCare Mark Donaldson VC House include:
Single Room with Private Ensuite
On every level of the building there is a large lounge area and large dining room with kitchenette which has tea and coffee making facilities. There is an aviary, and an aquarium situated within the communal areas. Our lifestyle activities include gentle exercise, music, art, craft, bingo, movies and church services as well as a weekly ‘happy hour’. A village bus is also available for social outings to thelocal shops and places of interest.
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