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RSL LifeCare Remembrance Village

50-56 Mckell Avenue, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, 2650

Part of RSL LifeCare

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Situated in the capital of the Riverina, Remembrance Village in Wagga Wagga is a living community for 83 seniors who seek residential care (high care or low care).

There is around-the-clock presence and influence of nurses and care assistants. Remembrance Village is designed for people who need medical/rehabilitative and restorative care.

The type and amount of care a person receives is dependent on what is needed to maintain his or her ‘normal’ lifestyle and includes assistance with basic activities of daily living (eating, bathing and grooming, toilet help, dressing, transport, etc.) in which a resident may require help or supervision.

A personalised activities program is available to all residents and meals are prepared based on individual dietary needs.

Specialist dementia care accommodation gives residents the best quality life in a safe and supportive environment.

The living spaces include multiple lounge rooms, wide halls, handrails and nurse centres. Also featured within the home is a beautiful fish tank and aviary.

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ACT
New South Wales
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on Friday, July 5, 2024

Leading aged care, retirement living and veteran support services organisation, RSL LifeCare, has today unveiled a new bold and modern brand identity and refreshed organisational values to better meet the changing expectations of veterans and seniors in a rapidly evolving environment.

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on Wednesday, April 19, 2023

In the lead up to Anzac Day, new research has revealed two in five (43%) Australians agree that veterans are adequately supported with essential services, such as mental and physical health care and financial assistance – with the same number (43%) confirming that more needs to be done to provide adequate support.

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50-56 Mckell Avenue
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales
2650

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