Residential Aged Care
Supporting people to live well, stay connected and get the most out of life.
Find a home Near YouResidential Aged Care
Supporting people to live well, stay connected and get the most out of life.
Find a home Near YouResidential Aged Care
Supporting people to live well, stay connected and get the most out of life.
Find a home Near YouResidential Aged Care
Supporting people to live well, stay connected and get the most out of life.
Find a home Near You
Get the most out of life at Regis
Whether you're exploring residential aged care for yourself or a loved one, we know it's one of life's most important decisions.
If care needs have become more complex and it is no longer possible to live safely at home, a residential aged care home can provide the support, care and community needed to thrive. At Regis, our homes offer 24/7 nursing and personalised support tailored to each resident's individual health, wellbeing and lifestyle needs.
We combine the warmth of a welcoming community with more than 30 years of aged care experience, helping residents maintain their independence, connections and sense of purpose. From your first enquiry through to settling into your new home, we're here to support every step of the journey.
Why families choose Regis
Find your nearest location“I love the life that the wonderful people at Regis Brighton are providing for my husband. He enjoys the food, the people, and the activities, and in spite of his dementia, he seems like a new person.”
Annette
Regis Brighton, VIC
TYPES OF CARE
Types of Care we provide
Every resident's needs are different. That's why we offer a range of care options designed to support changing health and wellbeing needs.
On-Going Care
Residential aged care provides permanent support for people who can no longer live safely or comfortably at home. Our compassionate team delivers personalised care tailored to each resident's physical, emotional and social wellbeing, helping them maintain independence, connection and quality of life.
Dementia and Memory Support
Living with dementia requires specialised care and thoughtfully designed surroundings. Our Memory Support communities use familiar cues, clear pathways and engaging sensory experiences to help residents feel comfortable, supported and secure. Dedicated care teams provide personalised support while encouraging independence and meaningful daily engagement.
Palliative Care
Palliative care provides sensitive, compassionate support for residents with life-limiting illnesses. Our experienced teams focus on comfort, dignity and quality of life, while supporting residents, families and loved ones through every stage of their journey.
Short term Care
Respite care offers short-term support for older people who need care following a hospital stay, while recovering from illness, or when their usual carer needs a break. It provides a safe, welcoming environment with access to personalised care, social connection and daily support.
Visit a Regis home near you
The best way to experience Regis is to see it for yourself. Contact us to arrange a tour, meet our team, and learn more about what life at Regis can offer, including the process of moving in.
Make an enquiryLIFE AT REGIS
What you can expect from life at a Regis home
Personalised Care
Every resident receives person-centred care tailored to their individual needs, preferences and goals. With a dedicated team of nurses, carers and support professionals, including registered nurses available 24 hours a day, residents and families can feel confident they are supported with compassion, dignity and respect.
Meaningful Relationships
Regis communities are welcoming and inclusive places where residents can build friendships, stay connected with loved ones and remain part of the wider community. There are no set visiting hours, giving families the flexibility to spend quality time together whenever it suits them.
Living Life your way
Our Lifestyle and Engagement Program is designed to support purpose, connection and enjoyment every day. Residents can take part in a variety of activities tailored to their interests, preferences and wellbeing goals, while building meaningful connections with family, friends and fellow residents.
Nutritious Food
Mealtimes are about more than nourishment. Residents enjoy fresh, chef-prepared meals made on-site, with menus designed to be nutritious, delicious and tailored to individual tastes, cultural preferences and dietary requirements.
Health and Wellbeing
We take a holistic approach to wellbeing, supporting residents' physical, emotional and social health. From clinical care and allied health support to meaningful lifestyle programs and social connection, we help residents maintain their wellbeing and enjoy the best possible quality of life.
More Choice every day
Our Higher Everyday Living packages offer a range of optional services designed to make daily life more enjoyable, personal and fulfilling. From enhanced dining experiences and premium beverages to companion time and pampering services, residents can choose the extras that matter most to them. Ask your local home about available options.
“Regis has gone way above my expectations, and I can only thank everybody that has made this so lovely for my wife. It also gives me great peace of mind that she is being cared for. Once again, thank you.”
Barry
Regis Oxley, QLD
HOW RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE WORKS
There are four key steps to moving into Residential Aged Care:
1
Get assessed
Contact My Aged Care to arrange a free assessment and determine the level of care and support that you need.
2
Understand the costs
Aged care fees depend on your individual circumstances and care choices, with a Services Australia assessment potentially required to determine any government support available to you.
3
Find the right home
Choosing the right residential aged care home is a personal decision, and visiting our homes is a great way to meet the team, explore the facilities, and discuss your care needs and preferences.
4
Apply and move in
Once you've chosen a Regis home, our team will guide you through the application and admission process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is residential aged care?
Residential aged care provides accommodation, personal care, clinical support and daily living assistance for older people who can no longer live safely or comfortably at home. Support is available 24 hours a day and is tailored to each individual's needs.
How do I know if it's time to consider residential aged care?
Residential aged care may be worth considering when daily tasks become difficult, care needs increase, health conditions become more complex, or living at home is no longer safe or sustainable.
How do I apply for residential aged care?
Most people begin by completing an aged care assessment to determine their eligibility for government-funded aged care services. Once approved, you can explore homes, compare options and arrange tours. Apply for an assessment through My Aged Care.
How much does residential aged care cost?
The cost of residential aged care depends on your circumstances, the home you choose and the services you receive. Government support may be available for eligible individuals. For more information see our Fees and Charges Guide.
Can I visit a Regis home before making a decision?
Yes. We encourage prospective residents and their families to visit a home, meet the team and experience the community before making a decision.
Some common questions to ask during a tour include:
- What lifestyle activities are available?
- What items can my loved one bring?
- What food is provided?
- What are some features of the home?
- What care and support are provided?
Does Regis provide dementia care?
Yes. Regis offers specialist dementia and memory support services designed to help residents living with dementia feel comfortable, supported and safe.
Does Regis provide palliative care?
Yes. Our palliative care services focus on comfort, dignity and quality of life for residents with life-limiting illnesses, while also supporting families and loved ones.
What is daily life like at a Regis home?
Life at a Regis home is shaped around each resident's interests, preferences and wellbeing goals. Alongside personalised care, residents can enjoy chef-prepared meals, health and wellbeing initiatives, and opportunities to build meaningful connections with others. From social gatherings and community events to creative arts, gentle movement classes, gardening and other lifestyle activities, there are a variety of ways for residents to stay active, engaged and connected every day.
Can couples live together in residential aged care?
Many couples are able to remain together in residential aged care, depending on their individual needs and accommodation availability. Our team can discuss options available at specific homes.
What is Regis' approach to Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD)?
We respect the right of our residents to make informed choices about their end-of-life care. Where requested by a resident, access to Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) is available for any resident residing in our homes, in keeping with what the legislation allows. Members of our team can be approached to provide support and assistance throughout this process. For more information on VAD in your State, please visit:
- New South Wales – Voluntary assisted dying in NSW
- Queensland – Voluntary assisted dying | Queensland Health
- South Australia – Voluntary Assisted Dying in South Australia | SA Health
- Tasmania – Voluntary assisted dying | Tasmanian Department of Health
- Victoria – Voluntary Assisted Dying
- Western Australia – Voluntary Assisted Dying