Aged care homes in Taringa Queensland

Regis Salisbury is nestled amongst lush tropical gardens with meandering sheltered walkways. Our award-winning aged care home is also surrounded by parks, including the Toohey Forest Conservation Park. Regis Salisbury is a 134-bed home which also offers religious services, a library, hairdressing salon, and massage therapy.

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Regis The Gap takes in stunning views of the mountains and hinterland. This lush environment continues throughout the gardens which are embellished by green gardens, rock features and leafy pathways ideal for quiet, private walks.

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Located on the corner of Brisbane Street and Coutts Avenue, Regis Bulimba is part of a vibrant and caring community. We are just a short stroll away from the shops and cafés on Oxford Street or the lush banks of the Brisbane River. Regis Bulimba offers 150 places in a range of single and double rooms with en suites and shared amenities and either balcony or terrace access.

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Regis Camp Hill is a distinguished aged care facility located in Camp Hill, Queensland, renowned for its exceptional services and commitment to elderly care. With a serene environment and modern amenities, it offers a nurturing and comfortable atmosphere for residents.

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Duhig Village residential aged care has 142 ageing in place beds available and has been an established facility since 1984. Situated just 6km form the city centre at Holland Park, the facility was the first not-for-profit aged care facility accredited in Queensland.

Regis Ferny Grove aged care home features a range of beautifully designed spacious luxury suites and premium rooms, set amongst leafy surrounds and walkways. Located in the leafy bushland suburb of Ferny Grove, in close proximity to shops, Keperra Golf Course and public transport, Regis Ferny Grove gives the best in contemporary aged care design.

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Georgina Margaret Davidson-Thompson Hostel, known as Georgina Hostel, is a 24-bed aged care facility owned and operated by the Winnam Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation. This unique hostel provides a culturally safe and welcoming environment specifically for First Nations Elders, ensuring that residents feel respected and understood within a familiar and supportive setting. Qualified clinical and support staff work closely with residents, delivering person-centered care that aligns with the cultural and personal needs of each individual.