Sundale is about to embark on a $247 million journey that “will redefine aged care” on the Sunshine Coast.
Backed by extensive independent research, consumer analysis and the recent outcomes of the Royal Commission, the implementation of Sundale’s strategic plan is expected to transform the organisation in the coming decade.
It promises to deliver unparalleled care and provide retirees and care recipients with the services they want and didn’t know they needed.
Chairperson Troy Wainwright said five Sundale sites would be completely transformed.
“Underpinning the transformation at Sundale is the consumer, be they care recipients, residents or in-home care clients,” he said.
“Irrespective of their care needs, Sundale will have a solution and provide everything from medical, respite and dementia care and support to home maintenance, cleaning, transport and a range of emotional, social and wellbeing services.
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“Sundale is the only provider on the Sunshine Coast to offer aged care and retirement living on the same site. This continuum of care focus will be further strengthened in the coming years to offer retirees a life-long home, irrespective of their changing needs.”
Sundale is a community based, not for profit, retirement and care centre organisation that supports the needs of its community via outstanding care and assistance services.
Enhanced age care
- 10-year strategic plan, implemented in phases.
- Five new accommodation models: Care Apartments, Independent Living Units, Independent Living Apartments, Small Cluster Housing, Care Cottages.
- Construction will begin at Nambour Garden Village in 2022.
- Construction at Tewantin is forecast to start in early 2023.
- Expansion of in-home care team and services.
- No forced job losses.
Information: www.sundale.org.au
