Bass Hill Aged Care

Overview

Welcome to Bass Hill Aged Care

Nestled in a quiet street in Sydney’s South West and easily accessible via the Bankstown bus service, family and friends have the benefit and convenience of public transport. Our Home offers all levels of permanent, respite and palliative care whilst encouraging independence and lifestyle choices that suit the needs of every individual.

There is a dedicated Memory Support neighbourhood provides a secure place for residents living with dementia.

Your Home

Bass Hill is designed on one level and offers a variety of single and companion rooms all with an abundance of sunlight. The recent redesign of our bright companion bedrooms grants our residents the freedom of more personal space. This allows you to have more privacy to enjoy activities such as some quiet reading, whilst maintaining the pleasure of good company. It’s no secret that companionship and making new friends are key to a smooth transition into your new Home.

Our Home offers a variety of social areas where residents can partake in outdoor dining or have time out to relax with family and friends, encompassing the spirit this Home has to offer.

Lifestyle & Dining

Bass Hill provides a comprehensive range of Classic service offerings guided LiveLoveShine^TM lifestyle philosophy centred on supporting our residents to make every day the bet it can be. These include;

• Regular bus outings
• Happy hours
• Daily lifestyle activities, special events and entertainers
• Nutritious and tasty meals prepared daily by the head chef and hospitality team
• Entertainment and technology including Wi-Fi
• We welcome and strongly encourage family & friends to join our residents in all of our programs.

Moving In

We make your welcome experience as easy as it can be with our dedicated 'Move In' service to take care of the necessities, so that you can focus on settling in. This includes:

• Testing and tagging of electrical appliances
• Quality labelling of all clothing
• Room set up
• Welcome dining invitation for the family

Customer Testimonial

Letter from resident Hlaing Mying 19th June 2020:
"I have been here since 2015 and I have nothing but praise about this place. Friendly nurses who provide the best care possible and delicious food is a highlight. Doctors are available 5-6 days a week and I enjoy my gardening, drawing and painting. I also help the lifestyle team for special events by assisting them in making decorations for the home. I am happy and health and being looked after well. I live a good life here and we all are like family. I am happy to call this place home."

Book Your Tour

Excited to visit your new Home? Book a tour with us by contacting Bass Hill Aged Care today and asking our friendly staff about availabilities. We look forward to meeting you and making every day the best it can be.

 

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Respite

Respite Care – Your Home away from Home

While our Homes are known and established within local communities for permanent residential care and services, we are also experienced in providing individualised short term respite care, be it planned or due to an emergency.

What is Respite Care?

Events in life just happen, and it is in those times that short term respite can provide the help and support for carers needing a rest or elderly individuals requiring day to day care. Respite care can be planned or unplanned, and can range from a few nights to a few weeks, depending on your needs at any point in time.

Am I eligible for residential Respite Care?

Generally speaking, residential respite care is available for older persons who have carers assisting with their day to day activities and care needs. An initial face-to-face assessment is conducted by Age Care Assessment Teams to ensure you meet the criteria for respite care.

How long can I have respite care?

In a residential aged care setting, you can have access of up to 63 days of subsidised care in any one financial year. You also have the opportunity if needed to extend this by 21 days at a time.

When is Respite Care used?

At Allity, we have residents who book in regularly for respite as part of their family routine giving both the carers and the individual receiving care ‘time out’. Situations where respite care is beneficial include when:

Carers or families have holidays booked and want to ensure their loved one is well looked after in place that is familiar, comfortable and with people they know - which includes other residents and staff in our Homes.
Carers become ill or unable to provide the care and support for any length of time and want to ensure their loved one is looked after in a secure, professional and welcoming environment.

What should I expect?

We understand how distressing it can be to move away from a family home, even if it is temporary. When you come to Allity for respite care, our aim is to create a Home away from Home for our residents to make the settling-in period as easy as it can be. You can expect the same quality of care that permanent residents receive including all meals, laundry services, social activities and all of your care needs.

To find out more about Respite care options, you can contact a Home near you or send us your details and we will be in touch to assist any way we can.

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