Address

393 Morphett Road

Oaklands Park SA 5046

Contact

Telephone: 08 8198 0000

Facsimile: 08 8198 0001

Services
  • Residential Care
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Room information

Single room with a private ensuite (4.3m x 6.7m)

Maximum Lump Sum (RAD): $550,000

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Single room with a private ensuite (4.3m x 6.7m)

Maximum Lump Sum (RAD): $550,000

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Oaklands Park Lodge offers highly skilled staff and a supportive environment, enabling our residents to live well.

The lodge has 70 individual rooms, all with spacious ensuites, built-in wardrobes and reverse cycle air-conditioning.

Close to the Marion Shopping Centre and Brighton and Glenelg beaches, there is easy access to the city and surrounding areas with local transport close by.

Details

Oaklands Park

Size 4.3m x 6.7m
Storage Built in robe
TV Yes
Heating individual Yes
Cooling individual Yes
Heating central n/a
Cooling central n/a
Date of construction n/a
Date of refurbishment n/a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Australian Government regulates accommodation charges for residential care services. Although the Government provides some financial support, you may need to contribute towards your costs.

These charges can either be a lump sum payment (Refundable Accommodation Deposit – RAD) or a regular daily payment (Daily Accommodation Payment – DAP), or a combination of both.

If the accommodation charge is paid as a lump sum (RAD) it is fully refundable, unless you choose to pay other charges from this.

Please call our friendly Care Options team on 1800 852 772 for more personalised information.

The maximum lump sum accommodation charge per person is $550,000 for a single room with a private ensuite (4.3m x 6.7m).

Maximum Lump Sum (RAD) $550,000
Maximum Daily Payment (DAP) $75.04

Combination Option: 50% (RAD)

Combination Option: 50% (DAP)

$275,000

$37.52

 

 

 

 

 

Please note charges valid 01/10/2019 - 31/12/2019.

About

When you first walk into one of our residential care homes, you'll quickly appreciate why people who live with us love it.

Oaklands Park Lodge, located close to Marion Shopping Centre, Brighton and Glenelg beaches, and local transport, provides individualised care services by our team of qualified professional staff to suit the level and complexity of your needs. 

Outdoors, you can relax in the well-maintained gardens. Indoors, you can socialise and relax in the, café, lounge and dining rooms with your family and friends.

We provide you with a range of activities for you to choose from everyday to enjoy an active lifestyle. Our focus is on keeping you healthy so you can continue doing the things you love.

Our experienced professional teams are on hand to provide individualised care services to provide you with the support you deserve when you need it.

Each of the 70 individual rooms offers you spacious ensuites, built-in wardrobes and reverse cycle air-conditioning.

Our Pastoral care staff caters to your spiritual needs, to all faiths and denominations, and are also available to provide counselling and social support to you.

You will also enjoy chef-cooked meals prepared on site, which cater for special dietary requirements.

Services

  • 70 bedrooms
  • Spacious ensuite rooms with built-in wardrobes
  • Room controlled reverse cycle air-conditioning
  • Memory support unit
  • Chef-cooked meals catering to all dietary requirements and prepared on site
  • Lounges for family visits and relaxing
  • Private dining room
  • Hairdressing and beauty therapy salon
  • Chapel
  • Gardens
  • Cafe

Location

393 Morphett Road

Oaklands Park SA 5046

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an accommodation payment?

Depending on your government mean testing assessment, you may be asked to contribute to the cost of your accommodation in residential care. This may be as either a lump sum payment (Refundable Accommodation Deposit - RAD) or as a regular periodic payment (Daily Accommodation Payment – DAP), or a combination of both.

How is my income assessed?

Your income is usually assessed by Centrelink. However, if you receive a regular service pension or income support supplement from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), they will assess your income.
If you do not receive any pension, when you enter care you will need to provide information about your income to Centrelink.

Will I have to pay anything else besides the basic daily fee?

Some residents have to pay a means-tested fee, in addition to the basic daily fee. This is determined by Centrelink on behalf of the Department of Social Services.

Residents may also have to pay an Additional Wellbeing Services fee, which is a daily fee that covers the provision of key wellbeing services including group gym sessions & personal training, social activities, excursions and health promotion, and in-room telephone services.

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