St Luke's Green, Woolloongabba

Cassie Doubleday

My friend, who is 90, lives here. The quality of care and food is disgraceful. Definitely not worth the money to have big bunches of flowers etc in reception for appearances when food and staffing levels and knowledge is so poor. Disappointing. Accommodation is lovely though. Again, seems all about appearances. 😔

Christine Morrow

All the good reviews of St Luke's you'll see are from 3 years ago. Now the institutions is tired and complacent. My mother is fed custard or pudding four times a day. Sometimes, they try to give her jelly although I've told them over and over that jelly is not food. She receives porridge for breakfast that is mostly water. Why? Oats are extremely cheap. For some of her lunches and dinners she is not even served any green vegetables. She is never fed fish although I've asked for it repeatedly. She is never given rice, pasta, baked beans or cheese although I've told them she loves these foods. Her teeth are rotten because she is incapacitated and nobody cleans her teeth for her, EVER. St Luke's charges as if it is boutique. It is the same old slum home only with better furniture.

Michael O'Donnell

I had a poor experience at St Liluke’s Green (e.g. poor experience during the sales process when Mum left SLG. Very unresponsive, very slow ... just seemed like they only cared about their own interests). Be careful dealing with them. I wouldn’t do it again.

Jack cooper

We’ve been twice to the Centre, impressed with what’s on offer, naturally we have to sell existing property to nable purchase at StLukes however we’re hopeful that’s not that far off. We’d like to explore the possibility of ‘earmarking’ one of the units, min 2 Bedrooms prefer ground floor as we have a small family dog. We’d like to talk to the marketing people like to pursue

Courtney Jade

Beautifully designed retirement village with aged care facility on site!