Aged Care Placement
Aged Care Placement
Receive a list of current aged care vacancies in your local area.
Are you considering permanent care, respite care, convalescent care, or dementia-focused care for your elderly loved one at RFBI Kurri Kurri Masonic Village ?
You may be seaching for an immediate vacancy at a similar aged care home close to KURRI KURRI ?
Aged Care Placement can provide an independant and experienced comparison of RFBI Kurri Kurri Masonic Village, including services delivered and the financials, in relation to other aged care homes around KURRI KURRI.
Aged Care Placement is a respected residential care placement service and can assist you immediately.
412 Lang Street , KURRI KURRI , 2327, NSW
Beds: 91
Category: Charitable
Registered Provider:
Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution
RFBI Kurri Kurri Masonic Village Accreditation Status:
Accreditation Report
source: Aged Care Quality Agency
RAD / DAP Calculator - effective 1st April 2021
Select Agreed RAD Amount: $
Use the slider to enter the lump sum RAD paid
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Lump Sum of RAD Paid : $
Ongoing DAP Payment:$20.20 per day
Current interest rate (MPIR) is: 4.01% pa (effective 1st April 2021)
The calculator provides an estimate only.
Our team at Aged Care Placement have detailed knowledge and experience in all aspects of the aged care placement process and will make sure that you receive accurate and unbiased information.
We have developed trusted working relationships with many aged care accommodation providers and home care package providers.
Covid-19 and the findings of the Royal Commission into Aged Care have increased awareness regarding aged care homes.
This has reinforced the need and benefit to seek independent and experienced assistance when placing a loved one into an aged care home.
Mr Lou Pascuzzi (CEO) and his team at TLC Aged Care have been hired by the Morrison Government to vaccinate 5,500 elderly residents who are still not immunised in Victorian aged care homes. https://t.co/f2fJ8Ps9tu pic.twitter.com/POifujrWWR
— aged care connect (@agedcareconnect) June 13, 2021
Australian Health Protection Principal Committee has recommended that children should be permitted to visit, as well as service providers, as long as appropriate hygiene and social distancing measures were in place. This will help with the residents mental health and wellbeing. pic.twitter.com/MQj1vB0mKg
— aged care connect (@agedcareconnect) June 24, 2020