John Goodlet Manor is a living community for 102 residents who require high care or low care services. Qualified nursing staff are available 24 hours a day providing a safe and secure environment. The home offers medical/rehabilitative care, restorative care and dementia care. Residents live in single or shared rooms and share community rooms for planned daily activities, socials and dining. Meals are prepared based on individual dietary needs.
The living spaces include wide halls, lounges, reminiscence centres and areas of interest. Through diversional therapy programs, residents participate in exercises, games, discussions and fellowship activities. Our research shows that quality of life is not only about receiving the right kind of care but is also about involvement and autonomy.
Our person-centred approach is to provide assistance that promotes and supports independence.
Residents live in single or shared rooms and share community rooms for planned daily activities, socials and dining. Meals are prepared based on individual dietary needs.
The living spaces include wide halls, lounges, reminiscence centres and areas of interest.
Facilities and Services
- Chapel
- Hair Salon
- Village Bus
- Function Rooms
- Wi-Fi
- Garden Courtyards
- Monitoring Call Bell Response
Care Area
- General frail aged
- Dementia
- Rehabilitation
- Respite
- Palliation
Medical Services
- 24-hour nursing care
- Pathology
- Pharmacy deliveries
- Speech Therapist
- GP visits
- Podiatry
- Psychogeriatrician
- Geriatrician
- Occupational Therapist
- Dementia specific unit
- Dietician
- Physiotherapist
Lifestyle Activities
- Happy Hour
- Music
- Movies
- Planned Activities program
- Exercise Classes
- Podiatry
- Craft
- Themed fun days
- Occupational Therapist
- Intergenerational activities
- Social outings
- Bingo
- Themed Cultural days
Spiritual
- Pastoral Care
- Access to Chaplaincy
Church Services
- Protestant
- Catholic
- Ecumenical
Animals
- Visiting Pet Therapy
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