Aged care homes in Ascot Vale

550 Mt Alexander Rd, Ascot Vale VIC 3032, Australia

Quality Aged Care Services is revolutionising the partnership between pharmacy and aged care management, providing innovative medication management and clinical solutions for residential aged care providers. The organisation specialises in pharmacy-integrated aged care solutions. Quality Aged Care Services is a clinical services and pharmacy organisation, not a care facility.

77 Hurtle St, Ascot Vale VIC 3032, Australia

Victorian Elderly Chinese Hostel (VECH) is a not-for-profit, 31-bed residential aged care facility established in 1994, located at Ascot Vale in Victoria near the Maribyrnong river and parks precinct. Founded by the Victorian Elderly Chinese Welfare Society, it provides culturally specific care for elderly Chinese Australians, offering both permanent and respite care across low to high needs. The facility is staffed by bilingual (English and Chinese) registered nurses around the clock, with a daily on-site physiotherapist and regular visits from geriatricians, speech pathologists, and dietitians. Freshly prepared Chinese cuisine — spanning Cantonese, Northern Chinese, Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Japanese styles — is served six times daily, with menus designed by a dietitian. Residents enjoy a rich lifestyle programme including mahjong, Chinese chess, calligraphy, gardening, cooking sessions, and regular cultural celebrations such as Chinese New Year and Dragon Boat Festival.

1 Little Princes St, Travancore VIC 3032, Australia

Wintringham McLean Lodge is a full care residential aged care facility located in Flemington, Victoria, operated by Wintringham, a not-for-profit welfare organisation established to address elderly homelessness. The facility is part of a broader network of residential and supported accommodation sites across metropolitan and regional Victoria and Tasmania. Wintringham specifically serves people aged over 50 who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness and financial hardship, with a mission centred on equality, social justice, and individual dignity. The organisation recently celebrated a leadership transition, with founder Bryan Lipmann AM retiring after 36 years and Jane Barnes appointed as the second CEO.