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St Anna's Residential Care Facility

· 41 Burley Griffin Boulevard Brompton 5007 Sa

Residential aged care at St Anna's Residential Care Facility in Brompton, South Australia

  • Permanent
  • Respite
  • Dementia
  • About the home

    St Anna's is a 60-bed residential care facility featuring carpeted rooms with modern amenities including reverse cycle air conditioning, televisions, and private phone access. Each room includes an ensuite with non-slip floors, block out curtains, and locked windows, along with a state-of-the-art bed and secure storage options.

    The facility prioritizes a seamless transition into residential care and promotes an individual lifestyle model of care. Residents can enjoy cooked breakfasts, participate in pamper groups, exercise sessions, and walking groups, as well as access church services, cultural events, and leisure activities like happy hour, concerts, crafts, and gardening. A library and a comprehensive lifestyle program are also available.

    Professional staff at St Anna's are committed to supporting the independence and well-being of each resident, ensuring a tailored and supportive living environment.

    • Exercise classes
    • Gardens

    Top Rated Home in Brompton

    One of the top homes in Brompton according to residents and Government service audits.

    8.9
    Overall Score
    219
    Staffing Minutes
    1 Year Accreditation
    8.9
    suburb average

    St Anna's Residential Care Facility Reviews

    8.4· Recommended by 83% residents

    Categories

    Staff8.6
    86%
    Home8.2
    82%
    Independence8.6
    86%
    Food7.3
    73%
    Kindness9.5
    95%
    Safety9.4
    94%

    The Residents Experience rating shows what current residents at St Anna's Residential Care Facility think of the food, staff, care and more. These ratings are from the 2023 Aged Care Quality Commission Survey.

    S G
    S G
     · 16/02/2022

    It was a better place 20 years ago when they had caring speaking Croatian staff & volunteers now they run it like a business it’s like a real clinical camp - especially the staff they make you feel uncomfortable but having said that it’s the aged care sector that is suffering during Covid!! Always lack of staff & weekends hardly anyone will answer phone not to mention having to wear protective PPE glasses - to visit a resident it’s made the experience maddening if not crazy!!

    Trude Paladin
    Trude Paladin
     · 28/10/2020

    My Grandma tried this facility out as a respite resident, with a view to becoming a permanent resident. She was desperately unhappy there. Residents were not allowed to go outside to the gardens, not even to be taken outside by staff. I visited regularly, and the same Elvis movie played on the community area television constantly. Organised activities were few and far between. Grandma had several falls while she was there, and staff failed to contact me about them. St Anna's seems poorly staffed. My Grandma developed an infection which led to memory problems and low mood. St Anna's decided that she was a problem and asked her to leave.At no stage during the lead up to this decision did they tell any family members that there were problems, or try to find a solution. Instead, when family were there, bringing her items from home, the manager pulled them aside and said that she would have to leave by the end of the week. When she did leave they forgot to send her medications with her to the next home, and they continued to charge the Chemist for medications even weeks later, when she was no longer there. A friend has her mother there, she says that her mother has become so depressed that she now refuses to leave her bed at all. The home was clean, that's the best that I can say about it. Moving out of St Anna's turned out to be a blessing, she is now in a place that is as different from St Anna's as night is from day. Now she has constant activities, proper care and stimulation for her body and mind.

    Rooms & Pricing

    Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD) is a lump sum accommodation deposit refundable at the end of stay.

    Room Type
    Price
    Standard RoomSingle room + ensuite
    $480,000
    Premium RoomSingle room + ensuite
    $550,000

    No Accommodation fee for respite

    You will only pay the Basic daily fee and may pay an additional services fee.

    Concessional residents welcome

    St Anna's Residential Care Facility supports eligible government funded residents with subsidised fees.

    About the Staff

    219
    219 mins
    All Care Staff
    47 mins
    Registered Nurse

    Types of staff employed

    Enrolled Nurses
    Physiotherapists
    Registered Nurses
    Personal Carers
    Care Managers
    Occupational Therapists
    Lifestyle and Recreation

    The average resident at St Anna's Residential Care Facility received 219 minutes of total daily care (112% target) from a combination of support workers, enrolled and registered nurses.

    Things to know

    About the operator

    • Operated by Croatian Ukrainian and Belarusian Aged Care Association of SA Incorporated
    • Not for profit business
    • Is Commonwealth government subsidised
    • ABN: 40077109029

    Safety Checks

    • Certification valid
    • Has not received notice of sanction
    • Is accredited

    Religions practised

    • Anglican
    • Anglican Catholic Church
    • Anglican Church of Australia
    • Baptist
    • Catholic
    • Churches of Christ
    • Lutheran
    • Other Christian
    • Presbyterian and Reformed
    • Uniting Church

    Location

    41 Burley Griffin Boulevard Brompton 5007 Sa

    Questions

    What is the ACQSC star rating of St Anna's Residential Care Facility?

    This home has an overall ACQSC star rating of Good.

    What is the price range of residential aged care at St Anna's Residential Care Facility?

    St Anna's Residential Care Facility has 2 different types of rooms which range in price between $480,000 and $550,000 maximum refundable accommodation deposit.

    Updated: 5 October 2024