As a community-owned aged care provider, we put people first. Our residents are cared for with kindness and supported to live connected lives.
Professional personalised care 24/7
Modern comfortable living
Nutritious meals & refreshments
Connection with family & friends
Engaging lifestyle in a real community
Aged care centres that give back
IRT’s Journey of Care provides an innovative approach to residential aged care, specialising in dementia and palliative care. Journey of Care also incorporates specialist programs, such as Montessori and Namaste.
We’re the aged care providers you can trust. With 50 years’ experience, we know what it takes to provide professional care with a personal touch:
Highly trained staff with expertise in clinical care
Registered Nurses in every aged care centre and 24/7 staffing
Care Plans tailored to meet your needs. Decisions made with you, not for you
Specialisation in dementia care and palliative care
Cutting-edge electronic records management, aids and equipment
A network of trusted allied health professionals
You’ll feel at home in an IRT aged care centre. Our communities offer a choice in care suites and facilities, depending on your needs and preferences of aged care services. Features include:
A mix of private and shared care suites, with self-contained and shared bathrooms
Dining and lounge rooms with all the comforts of home
Landscaped courtyards and gardens
On site cafes, hairdressers and kiosks
Specialised suites for dementia, palliative and high care
We are not currently conducting tours of our aged care centres, however get in touch with us to schedule a virtual appointment with our team.
Use the form below and one of our specialists will be in touch to confirm your booking.
Looking for residential aged care but don’t know where to start? We’ve got you covered with easy to understand information on topics like:
What to expect from your new home
When to move in to residential aged care
Government funding availability
Staying in touch with friends, family and loved ones
Important reminder It is a direction of the State Chief Health Officers that you cannot visit your loved one’s aged care centre if you have…
Volunteering is a way to make a difference and there are so many different ways to get involved.
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As our parents get older, even if they are completely independent, it’s possible they will need help with some tasks.
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