Rooms and costs

Location: 104 Boundary Road, Orbost. Waratah Lodge provides residential high care in a safe and home-like environment. It is in a quiet location with a rural outlook, with views of the Snowy River flats. It is attached to the hospital (acute wing) of the Orbost Regional Health building and residents have 24 hour access to the available medical staff on-site. Residents are visited each week by their regular GP. Staff are employed on a permanent basis, so residents get to know their carers. There is no agency staffing. Staffing consists of Registered Division 1 Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, and Personal Care Attendants. Residents also have access to many other health professionals on site. Quality Linen, beds, mattresses and all required bedding is supplied. All beds are electronically operated to assist residents in maintaining independence and to assist nursing staff in providing care. All rooms have a bed-side locker, arm chair, wardrobe space, over bed table and towel rail. The ensuites and bathroom are fitted with hand rails and a non-slip surface to enable residents to shower safely and as independently as possible. All furniture, furnishings and supplied items are of good quality and have been selected to maximise residents' comfort and safety and to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment. Condition Waratah Lodge was built in 1998. The “Waratah Lounge” was built in 2014. Rooms are repainted as required, and rooms and furniture maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Amenity of rooms All rooms have: • views out onto well maintained gardens; • heating and cooling • wardrobe space • quality, attractive drapes • a call system attached to the bed, allowing residents to call staff. Shared rooms also have : • screens for privacy that can be drawn when required; and • an L-shaped room layout that provides privacy for each occupant, whilst maintaining a sense of openness and spaciousness.

Location: 115 Stanley Street, Orbost, on the grounds of Orbost Regional Health. Lochiel house was built in 1984. Rooms are repainted as required, and furniture maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Lochiel House provides independent living in a safe and home-like environment. It is in a quiet location nestled in lovely gardens, with views of the Snowy River flats. Residents have 24 hour access to the available medical staff on-site at Orbost Regional Health and weekly home visits by their regular GP. Staff are employed on a permanent basis, so residents get to know their carers. There is no agency staffing. Staffing consists of Personal care Attendants, overseen by Registered Division 1 Nurses. Residents also have access to many other health professionals on-site. Beds, mattresses, and all required bedding is supplied. Residents may bring their own bed and bedding if it is suitable. All rooms have a bed-side locker, wardrobe space, over bed table and towel rail. All supplied items are of good quality and have been selected to maximise residents’ comfort and safety and to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment. Residents’ rooms are all 12.2m2, excluding the separate room with hand basin and toilet. Residents’ rooms measure 4.0m x 3.6m in total. Within the 4.0m x 3.6m room is a separate room with hand basin and toilet, measuring 2.2m x 1.0m. All rooms have: • views out onto well maintained gardens; • 2 exit doors. One door opens out onto the garden. The other door opens out to the internal passage where residents can access the dining, lounge and shower facilities; • heating and overhead fans; • wardrobe space; • containers for personal laundry; • quality, attractive drapes; a call system attached to the bed, allowing residents to call staff.

Location: 104 Boundary Road, Orbost. Waratah Lodge provides residential high care in a safe and home-like environment. It is in a quiet location with a rural outlook, with views of the Snowy River flats. It is attached to the hospital (acute wing) of the Orbost Regional Health building and residents have 24 hour access to the available medical staff on-site. Residents are visited each week by their regular GP. Staff are employed on a permanent basis, so residents get to know their carers. There is no agency staffing. Staffing consists of Registered Division 1 Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, and Personal Care Attendants. Residents also have access to many other health professionals on site. Quality Linen, beds, mattresses and all required bedding is supplied. All beds are electronically operated to assist residents in maintaining independence and to assist nursing staff in providing care. All rooms have a bed-side locker, arm chair, wardrobe space, over bed table and towel rail. The ensuites and bathroom are fitted with hand rails and a non-slip surface to enable residents to shower safely and as independently as possible. All furniture, furnishings and supplied items are of good quality and have been selected to maximise residents' comfort and safety and to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment. Condition Waratah Lodge was built in 1998. The “Waratah Lounge” was built in 2014. Rooms are repainted as required, and rooms and furniture maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Amenity of rooms All rooms have: • views out onto well maintained gardens; • heating and cooling • wardrobe space • quality, attractive drapes • a call system attached to the bed, allowing residents to call staff. Shared rooms also have : • screens for privacy that can be drawn when required; and • an L-shaped room layout that provides privacy for each occupant, whilst maintaining a sense of openness and spaciousness.

Location: 104 Boundary Road, Orbost. Waratah Lodge provides residential high care in a safe and home-like environment. It is in a quiet location with a rural outlook, with views of the Snowy River flats. It is attached to the hospital (acute wing) of the Orbost Regional Health building and residents have 24 hour access to the available medical staff on-site. Residents are visited each week by their regular GP. Staff are employed on a permanent basis, so residents get to know their carers. There is no agency staffing. Staffing consists of Registered Division 1 Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, and Personal Care Attendants. Residents also have access to many other health professionals on site. Quality Linen, beds, mattresses and all required bedding is supplied. All beds are electronically operated to assist residents in maintaining independence and to assist nursing staff in providing care. All rooms have a bed-side locker, arm chair, wardrobe space, over bed table and towel rail. The ensuites and bathroom are fitted with hand rails and a non-slip surface to enable residents to shower safely and as independently as possible. All furniture, furnishings and supplied items are of good quality and have been selected to maximise residents' comfort and safety and to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment. Condition Waratah Lodge was built in 1998. The “Waratah Lounge” was built in 2014. Rooms are repainted as required, and rooms and furniture maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Amenity of rooms All rooms have: • views out onto well maintained gardens; • heating and cooling • wardrobe space • quality, attractive drapes • a call system attached to the bed, allowing residents to call staff. Shared rooms also have : • screens for privacy that can be drawn when required; and • an L-shaped room layout that provides privacy for each occupant, whilst maintaining a sense of openness and spaciousness.

Location: 115 Stanley Street, Orbost, on the grounds of Orbost Regional Health. Lochiel house was built in 1984. Rooms are repainted as required, and furniture maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Lochiel House provides independent living in a safe and home-like environment. It is in a quiet location nestled in lovely gardens, with views of the Snowy River flats. Residents have 24 hour access to the available medical staff on-site at Orbost Regional Health and weekly home visits by their regular GP. Staff are employed on a permanent basis, so residents get to know their carers. There is no agency staffing. Staffing consists of Personal care Attendants, overseen by Registered Division 1 Nurses. Residents also have access to many other health professionals on-site. Beds, mattresses, and all required bedding is supplied. Residents may bring their own bed and bedding if it is suitable. All rooms have a bed-side locker, wardrobe space, over bed table and towel rail. All supplied items are of good quality and have been selected to maximise residents’ comfort and safety and to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment. Residents’ rooms are all 12.2m2, excluding the separate room with hand basin and toilet. Residents’ rooms measure 4.0m x 3.6m in total. Within the 4.0m x 3.6m room is a separate room with hand basin and toilet, measuring 2.2m x 1.0m. All rooms have: • views out onto well maintained gardens; • 2 exit doors. One door opens out onto the garden. The other door opens out to the internal passage where residents can access the dining, lounge and shower facilities; • heating and overhead fans; • wardrobe space; • containers for personal laundry; • quality, attractive drapes; a call system attached to the bed, allowing residents to call staff.

Location: 104 Boundary Road, Orbost. Waratah Lodge provides residential high care in a safe and home-like environment. It is in a quiet location with a rural outlook, with views of the Snowy River flats. It is attached to the hospital (acute wing) of the Orbost Regional Health building and residents have 24 hour access to the available medical staff on-site. Residents are visited each week by their regular GP. Staff are employed on a permanent basis, so residents get to know their carers. There is no agency staffing. Staffing consists of Registered Division 1 Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, and Personal Care Attendants. Residents also have access to many other health professionals on site. Quality Linen, beds, mattresses and all required bedding is supplied. All beds are electronically operated to assist residents in maintaining independence and to assist nursing staff in providing care. All rooms have a bed-side locker, arm chair, wardrobe space, over bed table and towel rail. The ensuites and bathroom are fitted with hand rails and a non-slip surface to enable residents to shower safely and as independently as possible. All furniture, furnishings and supplied items are of good quality and have been selected to maximise residents' comfort and safety and to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment. Condition Waratah Lodge was built in 1998. The “Waratah Lounge” was built in 2014. Rooms are repainted as required, and rooms and furniture maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Amenity of rooms All rooms have: • views out onto well maintained gardens; • heating and cooling • wardrobe space • quality, attractive drapes • a call system attached to the bed, allowing residents to call staff. Shared rooms also have : • screens for privacy that can be drawn when required; and • an L-shaped room layout that provides privacy for each occupant, whilst maintaining a sense of openness and spaciousness.