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In all levels of care at Ryman villages we strive for the same goal - “it has to be good enough for mum”. Therefore, our aged care centres provide excellence in care that is second to none.
Care centres are staffed 24 hours by registered nurses and are backed by a team of caregivers. Care is overseen by the clinical manager and registered nurses and residents benefit from staff ratios that are amongst the highest in the sector.
Private rooms are spacious and there are a selection of room layouts, so you can choose which one is the right fit for you. You will also enjoy a private ensuite, television, a built-in wardrobe, dresser, two lounge chairs and a coffee table. What’s important is that it is your own personal space, providing the scope to personalise it with your own furnishings and belongings.
It all combines to create a haven for you to relax in, with views that overlook beautifully landscaped gardens and courtyards. There is plenty of space to welcome visitors and many rooms feature an alcove that can accommodate a display cabinet, storage or a small fridge.
Our staff work tirelessly to ensure your comfort and happiness and should your needs change, you have priority access to other levels of care - right there in the village.
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Ryman Healthcare, a leader in retirement living and aged care services, has been shortlisted for Innovation of the Year – Technology at the 2024 Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards.
Contributed by Cameron Holland, CEO of Ryman Healthcare Australia
While there’s obviously lots of detail still to work out, the Report’s recommendations strike a good balance between implementing a funding model that’ll help secure the sector’s long-term financial sustainability, and ensuring a clearer, higher quality and more accessible experience for aged care residents.
By Rami Kamel, Chief Operating Officer Ryman Healthcare Australia
Retirement living has long been surrounded by misconceptions that paint a limited, often grim picture. However, as the landscape of senior living evolves, so do the realities within these communities.
Ryman Healthcare has been hailed as a prime example of a purpose-driven organisation with branding that works seamlessly with its corporate policies.
On Friday 10 March Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews opened a $30m extension to Ryman Healthcare’s Nellie Melba Retirement Village, making it the largest full continuum of care village in Australia. Mr Andrews and Ryman Healthcare Australia CEO Cameron Holland cut the ribbon to officially open the new 41-apartment complex in Wheelers Hill.
Adopting a successful aged care model provided by New Zealand’s four largest retirement living providers could help solve Australia’s health crisis, a new discussion document reveals.
With theatres shuttered and the live performance industry still reeling from the COVID-19 lockdown, a Melbourne virtual reality company is bringing a night at the opera directly to the residents of an aged care residence and retirement village bearing the name of Australia’s most famous operatic icon.
The Ryman Healthcare family has raised $440,000 to help make a difference in the lives of thousands of Kiwis and Victorians with breast cancer.
Ryman Healthcare Nellie Melba activities coordinator Charlotte Rowe has a simple but important way of telling if she is doing a good job.
A quiet corner at the front of Ryman Healthcare's Nellie Melba Retirement Village has been transformed into a grassy woodland following the planting of more than 2000 native plants by residents and staff.
During the COVID-19 crisis the bravery and dedication of many of the workers too important to seek refuge in their homes has often gone unseen, and unacknowledged.
With extra time on their hands, a number of residents at Ryman Healthcare's villages are diving into the world of online genealogy by tracing their family tree.
When William Secker leans forward and says with a wry smile “I’m far too busy to die”, he is only half joking. In fact William and his wife Elizabeth are finding that retirement is the busiest time of their lives.
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Southbank, Victoria
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