Your Guide to Hall & Prior Health & Aged Care Group

Your guide to

Hall & Prior

Health & Aged Care Group

Residential Respite

Wellness Home Care

COVER IMAGE: A green-fingered resident of Mertome Aged Care and Retirement Village.

Image by Fabrizio Lipari

All details correct at the time of going to press (March 2023)

Hall & Prior acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community.

We pay our respects to them, their cultures and elders past and present.

Our

commitment and dedication to providing high quality, affordable aged care makes a difference to the lives of our residents and their families.

- Graeme Prior, CEO of Hall & Prior with Kensington Park resident Martin

About Hall & Prior Health & Aged Care Group

The Hall & Prior story began in 1992, founded by Michael Hall and Graeme Prior, and has been shaped by a passion for providing quality care to older people from all walks of life.

Since then, our organisation has continued to expand in response to the diverse and growing needs of the ageing Australian population. We are now one of the largest aged care providers in Western Australia and New South Wales, with 2,400 staff, 32 homes and more in the pipeline.

We are an approved aged care provider and registered for NDIS with each of our homes providing safety and comfort, offering choices in accommodation (including companion rooms for couples) and health services that we know are important to our residents.

Our philosophy is that our residents are entitled to the highest standards of professional choice, world-class care, privacy and dignity, no matter what their background. Our aged care properties embody these qualities,

providing a comfortable home for all of our residents, whatever the level of care they require.

Food and nutrition are a major focus, with a team of aged care specialist chefs and dietitians, ensuring residents are provided with meals that are not only full of flavour, but meet the dietary needs of residents as they age.

Our homes are suitable for residents with high care needs and we also offer palliative care, respite care, dementia support, interim care, in-home community care and extra services.

We regard each of our residents as an individual, deserving of respect and the opportunity to participate in decision-making on issues that affect them. Above all, we make it our business that our homes are their home.

Leading with integrity

Our vision is to be a leader in the provision of aged care services in Australia. This is a consistent and unwavering mission that has carried the Hall & Prior Group through 30 years of successful and sustained operations.

Maintaining this vision requires a sustained effort and commitment to grow, to improve and evolve our services for the benefit of our residents, clients and the wider community.

Homes designed for life

Our homes are designed to make the most of every moment. Meaningful activity is a large focus of life in all our homes, and lifestyle staff run a varied program of activities designed to engage, entertain and enrich the lives of residents.

There are also frequent community visitors and entertainers who visit our homes, creating memories for those who call our homes their own.

How we care for each and every one

Hall & Prior’s goal is to ensure respectful, inclusive and culturally safe aged care services that are accessible to all consumers and their nominated representatives, regardless of their background or life experiences. All staff have a role to play in meeting this goal. Whether barriers to appropriate aged care are perceived or real, they must be addressed to meet the diverse needs of the community. Hall & Prior is committed to an inclusive service that is sensitive to the individual needs and preferences of all our residents.

The future of aged care is in our hands

We are committed to developing new infrastructure and expanding our services, moving towards becoming an ‘aged care solutions provider’, rather than a ‘nursing home operator’.

We are dedicated to becoming an Australian aged care provider and employer of choice, and are constantly working to improve the care outcomes for our residents. We are bringing new aged care homes online each year - and redefining the way your loved ones are cared for.

Fast Facts

2,000+

beds across our 32 homes in WA & NSW

Our 32 homes in WA and NSW are staffed by caring, compassionate professionals.

1,100+

people receiving care and support from our specialist home care operations in Perth and Albany.

Specialist nursing teams, including postgraduate qualified Registered Nurses in Infection Prevention and Control, Wound Management, Palliative Care, Geriatrics and Immunisation.

Specialist allied health teams, including occupational therapists, physiotherapists, dietitians and speech pathologists.

Our Services

• Permanent residential care

• Respite care

• Home care

• Comprehensive dementia care

• NDIS

• 24-hour Registered Nurses on site

• Clinical specialists, including:

- Pharmacists

- Physiotherapists

- Occupational Therapists

- Dietitians

- Speech Pathologists

- Clinical Nurse Specialists

Moving into Aged Care

It’s a big step but we’re with you all the way.

Choosing an aged care home is an important decision and we are so glad that you’re considering Hall & Prior’s aged care homes during this period of your life.

Living or staying in an aged care home is all about making sure you receive the care you need. Aged care homes can help you with:

• day-to-day tasks (such as cleaning, cooking and laundry)

• personal care (such as bathing, dressing, grooming, going to the toilet)

• clinical care (such as wound care and medication administration) under the supervision of a Registered Nurse

• other care services such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy and dietetics.

Residential care in an aged care home can be provided on a permanent or short-term basis. Short-term care in an aged care home is called residential respite care.

We also offer home-based care through our sister company, White Oak Home Care Services (visit whiteoak.com.au for more information). Our home in Albany - Clarence Estate - also offers community care and palliative care.

Are you eligible?

If you are an older person who can no longer live independently at home, or a younger person with a disability, dementia or other special care needs that are not met through another specialist service, you may be eligible for an aged care home.

Some providers are able to offer extras on top of services like accommodation, personal care assistance and services you might need. You should discuss your needs with the Director of Nursing of the aged care home you choose who will be happy to talk you through options.

Did you know if you are under 65 you might like to explore NDIS eligibility prior to considering aged care.

What should I do if I’m eligible?

In the first instance call My Aged Care on 1800 200 422 - the staff will ask you questions about your current needs and circumstances so they can arrange an assessment.

If your care needs show that you might be eligible for care in an aged care home, you will be referred for a free assessment with a member of your local Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT). Your local ACAT member (usually a nurse, social worker or other health care professional) will arrange a time to come to your home and talk to you about your current situation and assess you for government funded aged care services.

If you are assessed as eligible for entry into an aged care home, you will receive an approval letter and support plan from your ACAT that sets out the care you are approved to receive. The support plan will include a unique referral code that you give to your chosen provider if and when you choose to go into an aged care home. Decisions about entering an aged care home must be made with your agreement.

After you have had an assessment and received a letter to say that you are approved for entry into an aged care home, follow the pathway to enter an aged care home and manage your services:

1. Work out the costs

2. Find an aged care home

3. Apply to an aged care home and accept an offer

4. Enter into agreements with your aged care home

5. Manage your care and services.

Take a tour

We strongly advise you to take a tour of your preferred aged care homes - they all have different characters and atmospheres. It’ll give you the perfect opportunity to ask questions about the type of care offered, the accommodation and other rooms in the home as well as gardens and activities you might like to try.

We know you’ll love the way Hall & Prior operate all their homes - which one is right for you?

For more information about this process, visit myagedcare.gov.au or speak to one of our friendly Directors of Nursing who will be more than happy to assist you.

Make yourself at home

Moving into residential aged care involves a lot of change for you and your family, and we are committed to making the transition as easy as possible. We care for people from all walks of life, and ensure that every individual in our care feels safe and secure.

Our staff acknowledge and respect the specific needs of every individual, including people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and gender-diverse backgrounds. Tuohy Aged Care Home has gone one step further - winning the prestigious Rainbow Tick for its work in the LGBTQI space.

You can be assured that you or your loved one will be well-looked after by our compassionate and dedicated care teams, with the added peace of mind of 24-hour care by Registered Nurses.

Cultural celebrations, art and craft activities, bus trips, music, exercise and entertainment make up much of our homes’ activity calendars, but what you participate in is up to you. There is also plenty of time for you to relax in your room or in a comfortable chair in one of our living areas.

Our homes

Each of our aged care homes is unique, but all include single or companion rooms with either an ensuite or shared bathroom. Shared spaces such as living and dining rooms, activity areas, gardens and courtyards make up the majority of the home, and visitors are welcome at any time.

Some of our homes even have resident pets who are greatly appreciated by our residents. Our homes take great pride in organising special events throughout the year to celebrate national days and holidaysand everybody’s birthday is celebrated in style, no matter how old they are.

Let us care for you

Assistance with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing and mobility is available if you need it. Your laundry will be done for you, and nutritious meals and refreshments are prepared for you throughout the day - with a few treats, of course.

Services such as nursing, occupational therapy, speech pathology and physiotherapy are provided, and visits from other medical professionals such as doctors, dentists, podiatrists and optometrists are arranged as needed.

Meet the residents

Sheila and Doug (Henry) Wickham, Concorde Aged Care Home in South Perth, WA.

Sheila (85) married Doug (89) when she was 21 years old and the pair have now been married for 64 years. They met in London where Doug, originally from Scotland, was just starting his career as a young policeman.

“We met at a dance which was held at the police hostel where Doug was living,” the pair recall.

On her wedding day, Sheila wore a dress made by one of her mother’s friends, based on a design she had seen worn by a film star at the time. She had a bouquet made of pink roses and with their combined families from Scotland and Yorkshire, it was a big wedding held in a church.

They had two sons - Neil and Ron - and then two grandchildren, Megan and Charlie. They’re both self-described ‘homebodies’ and it’s something they continue to enjoy now at Concorde.

“We enjoy it because there is no pressure - I like having everything done for me, my cups of tea and biscuits brought to me,” says Sheila.

“After being so busy before when we lived in our own home, it’s lovely to relax together. We’re very happy living here.”

To find out more about living as a couple at Hall & Prior, visit hallprior.com.au

A taste of home

Enjoying a variety of delicious, nutritionally balanced meals is an important part of maintaining good health and helping you feel at home. Old-fashioned favourites such as roast chicken, fish of the day and lamb rissoles make a regular appearance on the menu, not to mention sweet treats for morning and afternoon tea.

Our kitchens work together with our dietitians to ensure that all of our residents enjoy a variety of healthy and delicious meals. We offer choices of hot and cold meals and cater for allergies. We will make every effort to cater for culturally appropriate meals, and will discuss options with you if there is to be any additional cost for this service. We welcome your friends and family to enjoy a meal at the home with you.

You’ll also enjoy a special theme day menu each month for celebrations such as Christmas in July, Valentine’s Day, AFL Grand Final Day, and Melbourne Cup Day.

SAMPLE MENU

Breakfast

Cereal, porridge, yoghurt or toast.

Morning tea

All your favourites, including jam tarts, mini quiches, lemon cheesecake, apple and cinnamon cake and cheese scones.

Lunch

A variety of dishes including roast chicken, pork and apple meatloaf, fish of the day or lamb rissoles served with seasonal vegetables and a sweet treat.

Afternoon tea

Treats from the bakery such as chocolate mud cake, lemon and ginger slice, cherry clafoutis and carrot cake.

Dinner

Enjoy lamb and rosemary cutlets, fish and potato pie, Irish lamb stew, beef lasagne or chicken cordon bleu, followed by dessert.

We offer choices of hot and cold meals, cater for allergies and culturally-specific needs (including Indigenous, Asian and Indian menus), and often create a special menu for a theme day each month.

Food for thought

Our dietitians work closely with our kitchen teams to provide meals that support our residents’ clinical care without compromising on taste. We cater for allergies and cultural dietary requirements, special dietary concerns and fulfill the nutrition and hydration needs of our residents to support their clinical care.

We monitor our residents’ weights and nutritional requirements closely, and our speech pathologists carry out assessments and provide recommendations for residents who experience difficulties eating.

Our homes in Western Australia

Agmaroy Aged Care Home Wilson

Agmaroy is located close to the banks of the Canning River in Wilson and provides quality care to 60 residents. The home has a warm, welcoming atmosphere and we feel privileged to be entrusted with providing whole-of-person health and care for older people living with a wide range of complex health issues.

Belmont Aged Care Home Rivervale

At Belmont we take great pride in creating a home away from home atmosphere. Our home is bright and spacious and includes activity areas and quiet rooms where visitors can enjoy a chat and a cup of tea. It also features well-kept outdoor areas and gardens to enjoy on warm, sunny days.

Clarence Estate Residential Aged Care Albany

As you walk through the entrance, you know at once that you’ve entered a special place. Located in the beautiful coastal town of Albany in WA’s south west, this purpose-built, modern home provides residents with privacy and comfort in a friendly community of older people from the Great Southern region.

Concorde Aged Care Home South Perth

You’ll find a warm welcome at Concorde, and we pride ourselves on welcoming residents from all over the world - and all walks of life. We embrace close community ties and our residents enjoy the luncheon club at South Perth Seniors and multi-generational programs with local kindy, primary and high schools.

Emerald Life Aged Care Home West Leederville

Situated within the tree-lined streets of West Leederville, Emerald Life is surrounded by well-established parks and gardens, and is in walking distance to Cowden Park and Lake Monger. The surrounding trees provide a stunning backdrop for residents to enjoy from either their room, one of the many communal areas or up close from outside.

Freshwater Bay Aged Care Home Mosman Park

You’ll find Freshwater Bay Aged Care Home in the beautiful suburb of Mosman Park in Perth. Our location between the river and the coast offers plenty of options for outings with your loved one, with parks and cafés just a short drive away. We also have a dedicated group of volunteers who contribute greatly to our home’s success.

Hamersley Aged Care Home Subiaco

You’ll find Hamersley located in the heart of Subiaco, one of Perth’s most vibrant inner city suburbs, but a million miles away from the rush and noise of the city. There are spacious community rooms, a water feature, and tranquil, private and secure outdoor gardens which many of our residents enjoy.

Hocart Lodge Aged Care Home Harvey

In the centre of Harvey, Hocart Lodge is a modern home, with care at its heart. With warm and welcoming staff, the home features 70 single ensuite rooms and 27 lifestyle units for independent living. The home also has a number of large common areas, lounges and gardens for socialising.

Karingal Green Health and Aged Care Community High

Wycombe

Karingal Green is an award-winning, 160-bed residential aged care home providing specialist care and wellbeing services, including Parkinson’s specific care, on a permanent, day program and respite basis. The generously appointed accommodation, wellness centre and on-site services are second to none.

Kensington Park Aged Care Home Kensington

With rooms overlooking our beautiful gardens and plenty of space to sit and relax, Kensington Park is truly your place to call home. The home takes special pride in the outstanding and compassionate care it offers each and every one of our residents.

Leighton Aged Care Home West Perth

Leighton is a comfortable home with a warm and welcoming atmosphere which our staff work hard to offer each and every resident. Together with our single and companion rooms, Leighton has bright activity areas, sunny courtyards and well-kept gardens.

McDougall Park Aged Care Home Como

McDougall Park Aged Care Home is located in the peaceful suburb of Como, just across the road from the stunning Neil McDougall Park. It’s a place our residents - and the dedicated team who work with them - are proud to call home, and you’ll often find us enjoying the large, sunny internal courtyard together.

Mertome Aged Care and Retirement Village Bayswater

In the City of Bayswater, Mertome Aged Care and Retirement Village is a 71-bed home specialising in high-level care and respite care, as well as dementia support. Surrounded by the lush gardens of Mertome Retirement Village, the home has five internal courtyards which are available for all to enjoy.

Mosman Park Aged Care Home Mosman Park

Just two doors down from our Freshwater Bay Aged Care Home on Palmerston Street, you’ll find a comfortable home with a warm, welcoming atmosphere in Mosman Park Aged Care Home. Our dedicated team and residents often come together to celebrate birthdays, have barbecues and enjoy a weekly cooked breakfast.

Rockingham Aged Care Home Rockingham

Less than an hour’s drive from Perth, Rockingham Aged Care Home has two lovely garden areas (including a rose garden) and lawn area) with shade sails and pergolas so residents can enjoy it all year round. It’s a family-oriented home with light, open areas and a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

St Lukes Aged Care Home Subiaco

St Lukes was the first Hall & Prior home and as such, is a very special place. The heritage-listed home is like no other, a warm and quiet haven where you feel a million miles away from the bustling suburb of Subiaco. The home is surrounded by gardens and areas where families and friends can sit privately.

Tuia Lodge Aged Care Home Donnybrook

Located in beautiful Donnybrook, about three hours south of Perth in WA’s south west, Tuia Lodge is a new addition to the Hall & Prior family of aged care homes. With 40 ensuite rooms, it’s a beautiful place in the countryside to call home, with the Hall & Prior signature high standards of care and compassion.

PERTH

Tuohy Aged Care Home Midland

This bright and welcoming home offers large activity areas and lounges, all surrounded by beautiful gardens. The home has won several Commonwealth Better Practice Awards, recognising outstanding innovations in care. There’s also a large sensory garden and the home organises frequent activities for residents.

Windsor Park Aged Care Home Carlisle

Windsor Park is made up of three houses, all of which provide specialised care programs for residents with complex care needs. Houses have access to large activity areas, quiet rooms, lounge rooms and extensive shaded gardens with outdoor barbecue areas.

Our homes in New South Wales

Aubrey Downer Aged Care Home Gosford

Set over eight hectares of lush gardens and spacious lawns, Aubrey Downer Aged Care Home offers single rooms with ensuites in the Alcheringa Lodge, as well as our separate and secure dementia unit Jeffress Lodge, which offers a beautiful dementia specific garden for residents to enjoy.

Bexley Aged Care Home Bexley

Situated in the leafy suburb of Bexley in Southern Sydney, our home has a warm and welcoming atmosphere and is set up specifically to offer the best of clinical care and lifestyle options as well as supporting those people with high care requirements, dementia care, and palliative needs.

Caroline Chisholm Aged Care Home Lane Cove

Caroline Chisholm Aged Care Home is located on a suburban street in Lane Cove close to public transport and shops. Our home offers a variety of accommodation options in a grand federation-style building surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. Family and friends are welcome at any time.

Clover Lea Aged Care Home Burwood Heights

Clover Lea is located on a quiet and leafy suburban street in Burwood Heights, only a short walk to shops and transport options. In addition to single and companion rooms, our secure home offers common lounge and dining areas, activity areas, quiet rooms, and a spacious outdoor courtyard for all to enjoy.

Fairfield Aged Care Home Fairfield

Fairfield is a bright and spacious home located in a quiet cul-desac, only a short walk to the Fairfield railway station and shops. We run a monthly activity program with activities such as arts, crafts and games, exercise groups as well as movie and theme days, and we are home to a vibrant, multi-cultural community.

to world-leading care and state-of-the-art amenities including a wellness centre, day therapy centre and allied health clinic.

Glenwood Aged Care Home Greenwich

Glenwood is a beautiful heritage-listed building located in the beautiful leafy suburb of Greenwich on the crest of a hill, allowing for harbour views and plenty of sunshine. Large bay windows fill the two-storey character home with warmth and light, and we’re proud of our welcoming atmosphere.

Grafton Aged Care Home Grafton

Set in picturesque Grafton, the 84-bed home overlooks the Clarence River as well as rural and town landscapes. There are six main accommodation wings featuring a mix of single rooms and companion rooms, which enable residents to maintain social connections more easily, as well as a dedicated palliative care room.

Menaville Aged Care Home Rockdale

Located on a quiet suburban street in Rockdale close to public transport, Menaville is a family-oriented home with plenty of space for entertaining friends and loved ones. In addition to a large deck and private garden, there are also single and companion rooms in a dementia-secure environment.

Montana Aged Care Home Mosman

Situated in Sydney’s pretty Lower North Shore’s Mosman suburb, Montana is close to public transport, high street shops, eateries and amenities. There are various accommodation options on offer and large, comfortable activity and lounge areas with access and views to our internal garden and communal area.

Shangri-La Aged Care Home Hurstville

Shangri-La is a 53-bed home located close to the Sydney CBD in the suburban streets of Hurstville, only a short walk to shops and transport options. In addition to single and companion rooms, our home offers dining and activity areas as well as a shaded garden courtyard - and visitors are welcome at any time.

Sirius Cove Aged Care Home Mosman

Sirius Cove, on a quiet suburban street in Mosman, offers a variety of accommodation options. There are also comfortable activity and lounge areas, and garden areas which open up to stunning views of Sydney harbour. There’s a regular roster of activities from bus outings to movie days as well as therapies.

Vaucluse Aged Care Home Vaucluse

You’ll find Vaucluse, a two-storey home with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, on a quiet street on the stunning South Head Peninsula. There are plenty of opportunities for outings to nearby parks overlooking Sydney Harbour, and attractions like Vaucluse House are just a short drive away.

FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD

GEORGES ESTATE PENSHURST

SHANGRI-L A HURST VILLE

CAROLINE CHISHOLM L ANE COVE

MONTANA MOSMAN

GLENWOOD GREENWICH

SIRIUS COVE MOSMAN

VAUCLUSE VAUCLUSE

CLOVER LEA BURWOOD HEIGHTS

MENAVILLE ROCKDALE

BEXLEY BEXLEY

SYDNEY

AUBREY DOWNER POINT CL ARE

GRAFTON SOUTH GRAFTON

Meet the staff

Jenny Cooper, Executive Manager at Clarence Estate in Albany, WA.

Jenny Cooper has been working in the aged care industry since she was 15 years old and qualified as a Registered Nurse in England in 2006.

“My Mum and grandmother were both nurses and their love of the profession obviously rubbed off on me,” she says.

After moving to Australia in 2012, she joined Hall & Prior in May 2018 at Clarence Estate in Albany, WA and eventually became Executive Manager a few years later. It’s a role which she particularly enjoys in terms of the interactions she has with residents, their families and staff on a daily basis.

“We are very blessed at Clarence to have the most amazing team, and their dedication and care shows me each day why I continue to work in this industry,” she says.

“The aged care industry is a challenging environment to work in, as is any environment that involves

people, as everyone’s needs and expectations are varied.”

For those contemplating a career in aged care, Jenny has some advice to offer.

“You have to be a certain type of person to be successful in a career in aged care,” she says.

“The perception of aged care nursing is often far from the reality. It is a very rewarding career choice, and I would encourage anyone with the desire to enter the industry to do so.”

Hall & Prior offer excellent career opportunities for aged care professionals, just like Jennyand invest significant resources in training the next generation of leaders who will follow her into rich, rewarding roles at their homes in WA and NSW. Contact careers@hallprior.com.au

It’s all about the care we give

At all our homes - in Western Australia and New South Wales - we are privileged to be entrusted with providing whole-of-person health and care for older people living with a wide range of often complex health issues.

We strive daily to provide care that enables our residents to live their life to the maximum extent feasible and to exercise choice and decision-making.

The whole-of-person health care program aims to attend to each of our resident’s unique physical, mental, social, cultural, spiritual and environmental needs.

Emerging research into the wellbeing of older Australians shows that loneliness is a critical issue in later life, including for people living in residential aged care. We know that lonely older people are more likely to experience depression, physical and cognitive decline, and a range of illnesses that require long-term care.

In many homes, we continue to provide companion rooms, fostering social interaction between our residents and their families and friends. For many, sharing a companion room gives a real boost to their final years, with the chance to socialise a benefit for many in their later years.

Nursing care

Our homes follow a Registered Nurse-led model of care. Our qualified, caring nursing staff provide the highest levels of care, and will tailor a series of care plans to meet your particular needs and preferences. Every aspect of your care is designed in consultation with you and your family.

We have a Registered Nurse on duty, 24-hours a day, seven days a week.

We encourage your family to discuss your care needs and expectations as you decide whether to move into one of our homes.

Our staff are key to our success

Our strength is our people. They make a real difference in the lives of our residents, and are committed to working together to deliver the highest standard of care. Our experienced care teams provide daily assistance and support for all our residents, ensuring their health and wellbeing, and encouraging them to maintain the highest level of independence possible.

Throughout our homes, residents have multidisciplinary care teams working 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We employ enrolled nurses, personal carers, allied health professionals, therapy assistants and hospitality staff, and there is a Registered Nurse on site at all times.

We have also developed strong relationships with local universities and training colleges to assist in providing students with a practical environment where they can learn about aged care.

Investing in the future

Our investment in people includes attracting and developing our staff, and developing the systems and structures required to manage and grow as a world-class aged care provider.

Hall & Prior has led the industry in establishing the role of the Nurse Practitioner in aged care, and has participated in various research projects, the results of which have become used throughout the industry.

Hall & Prior are a founding member and financial sponsor of the Centre of Excellence for Alzheimer’s Disease Research and Care in Western Australia.

Join the family

It’s a major decision to call a Hall & Prior aged care residence your new home - and we are proud as a Group to offer high quality, compassionate care to all who come through our doors.

Whether you need round-the-clock care, some help after a hospital stay or temporary respite care, our residential aged care homes across Perth and the south west region of WA are ready to welcome you with open arms.

The most important thing to all our staff - from the Director of Nursing to personal carer - is your happiness, comfort and security. We want you to call our home YOUR home, and work hard to listen, learn and get to know your individual needs as you settle into your new digs.

All our homes are warm and welcoming - and they all have their own unique character and personality. We recommend you take some time to visit and talk to the staff, and see if the fit is right for you.

You’ll find homes filled with laughter and activity - but also respectful of those who would prefer quiet and the chance to be alone.

There are library nooks and movie nights, BBQs and family time in the garden. Our occupational therapy staff are always coming up with new activities to keep people engaged and involved, with gentle exercise, dancing and holidays celebrated throughout the year.

closest of bonds and despite a diagnosis of epilepsy for Philip who lives at Hall & Prior’s Sirius Cove home in Sydney, the brothers continue to live life to the fullest.

Phil is known for his fitness levels and the incredibly high number of push-ups he can perform.

“He works out every day with a set of dumbbells, and recently received a boxing stand and swivel push-up grips to train with at the home,” says Alyse, Lifestyle Officer at Sirius Cove.

“He’s always looking out for his fellow residents and has a very caring nature about him.”

Despite the passing of years - and the different paths the twins have taken in later years, their bond remains as close as ever.

“We are the best of friends because we always have each other’s back,” says Peter.

Want to find out more?

We understand that there are plenty of options out there for aged careand choosing a home that meets your needs is essential.

Our friendly team would be happy to talk you through all the options available to you at any of our homes. Just get in touch to make your move into the Hall & Prior family today.

HEAD OFFICE

16-18 Mayfair Street, West Perth WA 6005

PO Box 1593, West Perth WA 6872

T 08 9321 1388

F 08 9321 1490

E info@hallprior.com.au

NEW SOUTH WALES STATE OFFICE

274 Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066 PO Box 84, Lane Cove NSW 1595

T 02 9427 8978

F 02 9427 3218

E infonsw@hallprior.com.au

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