Benefits of Residential

Aged Care

We prioritise our residents ongoing health and wellness goals, ensuring regular clinical assessments by our qualified nurses and a range of onsite allied health services including physiotherapy, podiatry, occupational therapy, speech therapy, dietician, and psychology. We provide onsite dementia support services as required and have specialist trained staff to support residents living with dementia.

The health and wellbeing of all residents is our priority, which is why we encourage residents and their families to provide the latest health information from their doctors and maintain connections with their existing medical and health professionals.

At SCC (WA) we have an engaged group of pastoral carers who devote themselves to listening and to conversation with residents.

It is an added service that we offer to all our residents to ensure they feel settled, comfortable and happy. Our pastoral carers (often volunteers) are trained to listen perceptively and share life sensitively and joyously. They support our residents, clients and their families and try to help reframe changes brought about by the adventure of aging. When an individual enters one of our residential care homes, a pastoral carer will make contact as soon as possible to introduce themselves. If desired, the pastoral carer will pop in on a regular basis for one-on-one visits with residents and their families where needed.