I became, in my own mind, part of this family. And they've looked after me with all my needs and it's made me very happy.
– Geoffrey
Our approach to aged care is about building relationships and creating the best environment for physical and emotional well-being. We work together as equals for residential aged care services to ensure all your needs are met.
Most of our residential aged care Melbourne homes have fewer beds, so we can get to know all our residents personally. This creates a homelike and welcoming atmosphere, centring your care around your unique needs and preferences.
Homes with fewer beds offer a warm environment
Family values and relationships are at our heart
We are honest and transparent in everything we do
Education and on-going development of our care teams
We recommend speaking to our team directly to get a clear understanding of the fees involved and factors that contribute to the cost of your room.
However, some general factors that impact aged care costs in Melbourne include your financial status and the type of room you require. No matter what home you choose, you’ll receive a high-quality of care across all our aged care homes in Melbourne.
Our residential aged care homes offer a range of services to support residents’ health, lifestyle, and well-being. We’re committed to improving each resident’s quality of life throughout our aged care homes in Melbourne by offering activities such as cooking classes, gardening, pet therapy, technology and community engagement activities. As well as keeping residents active, these programs provide a chance to socialise and have fun.
As well as lifestyle programs, we also provide professional care and emotional support through our range of wellbeing services. In each of our aged care nursing homes located throughout Melbourne, we support residents with mental health issues, offer a comprehensive optometry program, and engage qualified physiotherapists to assist residents with physical health problems and reduced mobility.
We offer a range of respite and palliative care services throughout all of our nursing homes in Melbourne to support residents and their families, including Parkinson’s and stroke care, dementia support, and emergency respite. Our residential aged care team can also provide round-the-clock care for residents with cognitive and physical limitations.
Each of our homes is a welcoming community with high-quality facilities and friendly, qualified staff. With a feeling of community and warmth, our homes provide a comfortable place to enjoy your lifestyle to the fullest.
An active and engaging lifestyle is the key to a happy and healthy life. We have all the residential aged care facilities you would want. Our homes have a range of lifestyle programs and activities so you can continue doing the things you've always enjoyed.
With so many years of experience, our residents are happy to continue contributing to their local communities. Our residential aged care homes are involved in a number of charities and community groups, giving our residents renewed purpose and meaningful engagement with the wider community.
We have 9 residential aged care homes in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Each one offers a unique and warm environment that will make you feel at home.
Boronia
Our residents enjoy a warm, homelike atmosphere at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges.
Carrum Downs
Our residents live happy and fulfilled lives, and we help each person to achieve their best lifestyle.
Narre Warren
Read a good book in front of the warm fireplaces or explore the peaceful, landscaped gardens.
Narre Warren South
Our residents enjoy the beautiful gardens and a range of on-site facilities.
Ashwood
In the leafy suburb of Ashwood you will find Grand Cedar Aged Care. See for yourself what makes it special.
Coburg
Residents here appreciate the homelike atmosphere and enjoy the sun in the beautiful outdoor spaces.
Hughesdale
A warm and welcoming environment featuring old-world charm along with modern facilities.
Parkdale
This coastal home features views of Port Philip Bay and courtyards for our residents to enjoy.
Traralgon
Residents cherish the intimate relationships they have with the care team and the wider community.
MACG is dedicated to maintaining excellent standards for recruiting and selecting our employees.
At MACG, we are committed to the ongoing education and development of all our staff. Improving our team is pivotal in our homes' quality of care and service.
Staff ratios vary within each home and we monitor the needs of residents and staff on an ongoing basis to make any required changes. For more information about staffing ratios for a particular home, please get in touch with our team.
As a leading aged care provider, we have an obligation to act reasonably in providing a safe and secure environment for our residents. We do this through regular environmental audits and risk assessments to ensure all residents can live safely.
We are always aware of who enters our homes with keypad entry and exits and CCTV throughout common areas in our homes. Call bell systems allow residents to contact staff from anywhere within the home, with sensor mats and door sensors for extra support when required.
A residential aged care facility typically provides various services, including 24/7 nursing care, support with daily activities, and specialised care like respite care. A nursing home is often used interchangeably with aged care facilities, but the services and support offered are tailored to the individual needs of aged care residents.
People move into residential aged care when they require ongoing support with daily activities, such as personal or medical care, that can no longer be managed at home. Residential aged care provides a safe and supportive environment, allowing family members peace of mind knowing that their loved ones are receiving quality care in a professional setting.
Permanent residential care refers to long-term care in an aged care facility where residents live full-time and receive assistance with daily activities. It ensures residents access various services, including meals, medical care, and social activities, in a comfortable environment with modern facilities like a private dining room for family visits.
Yes, the Australian government subsidises the cost of aged care for eligible individuals. This funding helps cover both permanent and respite care in registered aged care facilities, though family members may still need to contribute to additional services.
High care is for aged care residents who require more intensive personal care and medical support, while low care is for individuals who need assistance but maintain independence. Both levels of care are available in our residential aged care facilities.
If you have any questions about us or our residential aged care homes, we would love to help.
