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Hear From Our Happy Residents
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“I used to have a small garden but I am in the ideal surrounds here, to have a garden and not have to do the work. I have a view of the green and space which is like a country view, yet we are in Sydney. Variety of the food is quite good and I like the bbqs… I’m never hungry between meals. We have morning and afternoon tea here. Most times someone is around to make a coffee for you or I get a small glass of milk rather than a coffee.”
Geoff
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“Not having to wash up and do shopping anymore is good… being here has taken the stress off the spine and this will help me avoid an operation, which I couldn’t do at my age. I go for a walk over to Coles and up to the RSL to meet people. I enjoy spending time in my room. I like to read and listen to classical music. Bus trips are good and having lunch out. You might not want to buy anything but trips get you out. I think they are essential. It is lovely and I enjoy it.”
David
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“I feel like I’m living in a hotel. The accommodation is so clean and tidy, the staff are always caring to my needs. Thank you to everyone here at St Basil’s for being there for me.”
Poppy
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“I’ve been at St Basil’s for 4 years, it’s been like a home away from home. Thank you to all the beautiful staff for their love and care always.”
Maria
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“I could look after myself at home but I couldn’t do it all… St Basil’s appealed for its simplicity of space, the light and the ambience of the facility… More than one person said ‘This is your home’, I liked that because they live it, that is the difference. They make people believe that they are not in a nursing home or an ‘institution’.”
Tom
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“Activities are on the newsletter. The girls ask in the morning if you want to do the activities and if you want to, you put your hand up… I like the bus trips to Kurnell as it is old familiar territory around Cronulla. You can do a lot of activities here. We play bingo, they have bus trips for shopping.”
Joan
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“I relaxed when I got here with help at hand. I only need to press a buzzer.”
Blanch
News & COVID 19 Updates
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NEWS5 Jan, 2023
Have your say on the National Dementia Action Plan
As part of the Australian Department of Health and Ageing's National Dementia Action Plan, they...
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NEWS15 Dec, 2022
New Code of Conduct for Aged Care
As part of the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission’s National Aged Care Reforms they...
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NEWS30 Nov, 2022
New partnership between St Basil’s and Geripractix to optimise resident care
Attention: Medical and Health Professionals A new and exciting partnership has recently been...
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NEWS23 Nov, 2022
We are celebrating World Antimicrobial Awareness Week
Dear Clients and Representatives, We are celebrating World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) (this year from...
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COVID19 UPDATES21 Nov, 2022
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NEWS8 Nov, 2022
Bill Brewer’s passion for painting transcends through his stunning artwork
Upon starting her tenure as General Manager of St Basil's Randwick in recent months, Maria...
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NEWS4 Nov, 2022
St Basils’ Michelle Wicky is announced as finalist in 2022 National InnovAGEING Awards
St Basil's NSW/ACT is proud to share that Michelle Wicky, St Basil's General Manager of...
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NEWS2 Nov, 2022
2022 St Basil’s Awards Program, nominations are open!
The St Basil’s Employee Awards Program 2022 is open for nominations. At St Basil’s...
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NEWS27 Oct, 2022
Earlier this month the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission (the Commission) visited St Basil’s...
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NEWS11 Oct, 2022
Dear Representatives, The Public Health Unit has confirmed that visitors can revert back to...