Princeton View

Princeton View welcomes all levels of permanent and respite care. They offer ‘ageing in place’ providing residents the opportunity to remain within local area in which they are familiar and have grown to love.

The team of qualified staff adopt a holistic and personalised approach to caring for residents. Encouraging family and friends to be involved in activities is an important part of the lifestyle philosophy in making every day the best it can be for our residents.

Features

• A suite of SIGNATURE SERVICES featuring dining, entertainment and lifestyle activity choices over and above your standard specified care and services offering
• Beauty Spa
• Cafe with barista coffee and light snacks
• Carefully planned room layouts to maximise privacy, all with ensuites.
• Caters for couples
• Close to the Hampton Street for quick trips to the coffee shops.
• Foxtel in common areas
• Foxtel In-Room
• Hairdresser onsite.
• Homely and comfortable sitting rooms and rest areas, TV lounges and sun rooms – plenty of room suitable for family gatherings, craft, etc
• Hot Buffet Breakfast
• Internet Kiosk
• Library and reading room
• Opposite St Leonards College which fosters the opportunity for activities and performances from the school children.
• Private function room for special family events
• Qualified nursing staff on hand 24 hours / 7 days per week
• Quiet and secure gardens with shelter for outdoor sitting options
• Undercover parking.
• Wireless Internet Connection (Wi-Fi)

What benefits will an Aged Care Placement service provide to you?

The benefits of using an aged care placement service include:

• Guidance and support - An aged care placement service can provide expert guidance and support to help older adults and their families navigate the complex and often overwhelming process of finding and selecting appropriate long-term care options.


• Access to information - These services often have access to a wide range of information on available care options, including details on services, amenities, and costs.


• Advocacy - Aged care placement services can act as an advocate for older adults and their families, helping them to navigate the application and admissions process, and ensuring that their rights and preferences are respected.


• Coordination - They can help with coordinating the transition to a new care setting, including arranging for necessary medical evaluations, transferring personal belongings, and helping with other logistics.


• Time-saving - They can save a lot of time and effort for the older adults and their families in finding and selecting the appropriate care options.


• Cost-effective - It can be cost-effective as some agencies may have a contract with facilities to offer discounted rates.


• Tailored solutions - They can provide tailored solutions to the unique needs of older adults and their families.