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Rooms and costs

Choosing a room at an aged care home is a significant decision, and it is important to know your options. On this page, you'll find detailed information about the availability, costs, features and residents' experience of the rooms at this aged care home.

Estimate your aged care home fees

The amount you and the government will each contribute to your aged care fees is determined by your income and assets.

Tell us about your situation and we can show you how much you might pay for this aged care home.

Rooms at this aged care home

This location offers the following room types. Each may have different sizes, facilities and costs, so it's important to find one that best suits your needs. Learn more about the different types of accommodation costs and how they are calculated.
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Single rooms
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Currently available
Classic room
Single room + ensuite
Size
23m² - 24m
Max. daily room payment
or
Max. refundable room deposit
$111.22

Our classic individual rooms prioritise home-style comfort and individuality, helping residents feel relaxed and at home. Each room is furnished with a built-in wardrobe, armchair, blackout curtains, an adjustable bed, a ceiling fan and air conditioning. Room design has considered resident use and safety, with timber-look slip-resistant vinyl flooring and access to an emergency call system.

Premium Room
Single room + ensuite
Size
26m²
Max. daily room payment
or
Max. refundable room deposit
$141.75

Our superior individual rooms are extra spacious and have personality that creates a comforting and familiar ambience. Each room is furnished with a built-in wardrobe, armchair, blackout curtains, an adjustable bed, a ceiling fan and air conditioning. Room design has considered resident use and safety, with timber-look slip-resistant vinyl flooring and access to an emergency call system.

Service costs

Aged care homes are required to provide care and services as outlined in the Aged Care Service List within the Aged Care Rule. This includes help with everyday living tasks, as well as clinical and non-clinical care. These services are paid for or supplemented in different ways. Find out what you might need to pay for each below, or learn more about aged care home accommodation costs.

Support for your daily living

Support for your daily living is paid by your basic daily fee and the government hotelling supplement. Depending on your financial circumstances, you may pay some or all of the hotelling supplement as a hotelling contribution. Estimate what you'll need to pay.

This aged care home offers services and facilities to ensure comfortable everyday living, including:

  • administration services and emergency assistance
  • utilities such as gas, water and electricity, and heating and cooling
  • room, bathroom and communal area furnishings
  • toiletry goods
  • personal laundry
  • meals and refreshments.

Clinical and non-clinical care

Clinical care is fully supplemented for everyone on 1 November 2025 fee arrangements. Depending on your financial circumstances, you may need to contribute towards your non-clinical care costs by paying a non-clinical care contribution. Estimate what you'll need to pay.
Basic aged care services are included at all aged care homes. Residents at this aged care home can expect clinical and non-clinical care to be included by the provider.
Learn more about clinical and non-clinical care

Higher everyday living fee

You can choose to pay an additional fee at this aged care home to access higher quality services than are required under the Aged Care Rules. Examples of services provided by some homes include branded toiletries, extra laundry services like dry cleaning, or additional streaming services. If you are interested in these higher quality services, check what is available with the provider.
Learn more about the higher everyday living fee

Living at BaptistCare Caloola Centre

Life at an aged care home is about more than just the rooms available. Here are the additional amenities and offerings available at this location to help provide a comfortable and fulfilling experience.

Facilities and common areas

Health and wellbeing

How many people live here?

Find information about the number of residents living at this aged care home.

What do residents think?

Residents of this aged care home have completed an independent survey to provide their opinions of the rooms and facilities. Here is what they said:[2]
94% of residents surveyed said they are likely to recommend this residential aged care home to someone
100% of residents surveyed said they feel safe here
100% of residents surveyed said they felt they had a say in their daily activities

Disclaimers

All information on this page - excluding Residents' Experience - is entered and maintained by BaptistCare Caloola Centre, who is responsible for ensuring the information is accurate, complete and up to date.

How much you contribute towards the cost of your aged care is dependent on your personal circumstances. Your costs are an estimate based on information you have provided while using this website.

If you pay a refundable accommodation deposit or a refundable accommodation contribution, they may be subject to retention. Any daily accommodation payment you make may also be subject to indexation. Learn more about aged care home costs and fees.

Depending on your personal circumstances, some of the listed rooms may not be suitable for you.

Room size values are entered by provider and automatically given units for comparison. These may not always be accurate - please check with the provider if you aren't sure.

  1. New residents include residential respite and permanent care admissions. Residents are only counted once, when they first move in. People leave care for many reasons, such as end of life, moving to another service, going to hospital, and returning home following respite care. There are many factors that influence occupancy rates at an aged care home. This includes the number of places available at the home, renovation, and staff availability, among others. Occupancy rates alone do not reflect the likely availability of care or the quality of care at a home.
  2. Percentages shown are the sum of 'Always' and 'Most of the time' responses from the Residents' Experience Survey.