Aged care homes in Oatlands

34 Wellington St, Oatlands TAS 7120, Australia

Lady Gowrie Tasmania in Oatlands is an early childhood education and care provider operated by Gowrie Tasmania, a leading not-for-profit early learning organisation with a state-wide network of childcare and educator professional development services. This listing does not represent an aged care or residential care service — Lady Gowrie provides long day care, kindergarten, and early intervention programmes for children and families. Families seeking aged care services in the Oatlands and Tasmanian Midlands region should contact the Midlands Multi-Purpose Health Centre or seek referral through My Aged Care.

12 Church St, Oatlands TAS 7120, Australia

Life Without Barriers in Oatlands provides short-term accommodation and respite services for people with disability in the central Tasmanian town of Oatlands, operated by Life Without Barriers — one of Australia's largest not-for-profit human services organisations operating in disability, out-of-home care, mental health, and aged care. This particular Oatlands STA site primarily serves people with disability under the NDIS rather than mainstream aged care clients, offering planned and emergency short-term accommodation breaks for participants and their families and carers. Families seeking aged care residential services in this region should contact the nearby Midlands Multi-Purpose Health Centre or explore aged care options in Hobart or Launceston.

13 Church St, Oatlands TAS 7120, Australia

The Midlands Multi-Purpose Health Centre in Oatlands is a government-operated rural health and aged care facility serving the central Tasmanian midlands, providing integrated residential aged care, sub-acute health services, and primary health care to the communities of the Midland Highway corridor including Oatlands, Ross, Campbell Town, and surrounding properties. As a Department of Health multi-purpose facility, it fulfils a dual role as both a local hospital and aged care home, ensuring that elderly residents of the sparsely populated Tasmanian Midlands can receive residential care without being separated from their communities by the distances involved in travelling to Hobart or Launceston. The heritage bluestone architecture of Oatlands and the sweeping pastoral landscapes of the midlands provide a distinctive and meaningful setting for older residents with deep roots in the region.