Aged care homes in Tamborine Mountain

24 Main Western Rd, Tamborine Mountain QLD 4272, Australia

Beaumont Care Mount Tamborine is a residential aged care community at 24 Main Western Rd, Mount Tamborine, Queensland 4272, one of four communities operated by Beaumont Care. The provider is Australian family-owned and operated, originally established by Linda Beaumont in 2007 and a residential aged care provider since 2011. The home offers person-centred low and high care with quality care available 24/7, tailored to each resident's individual needs and choices. Accommodation includes single rooms and large companion (shared) rooms, and residents enjoy an active lifestyle of outings, social events and activities. Respite care is also available, and enquiries can be made on 07 5545 7822.

9/13 Main Western Rd, Tamborine Mountain QLD 4272, Australia

Tamborine Care in Tamborine Mountain is a small residential aged care facility on the Tamborine Mountain plateau, providing personalised permanent and respite care in the unique Gold Coast hinterland mountain setting. The facility offers a home-like, intimate environment where residents can age in place surrounded by the mountain's natural beauty, cool climate, and tight-knit community. Tamborine Care serves the Tamborine Mountain community with quality local aged care for those who have spent their lives on the mountain.

42 Southport Ave, Tamborine Mountain QLD 4272, Australia

Tamborine Mountain Community Care Assn Inc (TMCCA) is a not-for-profit, non-government community care organisation established in 1992 to help frail, aged and disabled residents of Tamborine Mountain, Queensland, remain living independently in their own homes. It is run by an elected volunteer management committee and funded through the Australian Federal Government's Department of Health and Ageing, supplemented by donations and fundraising. Services are designated low care and include domestic assistance, home maintenance, podiatry, social support (group and individual), and transport, all aimed at preventing or delaying early admission to residential aged care. Fees apply but are subsidised by federal government funding, and referrals to higher-level care providers can be arranged when needs exceed TMCCA's scope.