Sir William Hall Hostel

Aged Care Find welcomes Sir William Hall Hostel in Heidelberg Heights, VIC 3081 residents are encouraged to personalise their rooms by bringing items from their previous homes.

Sir William Hall Hostel, a purpose-built 50 bed low care facility, opened in 1997. Native gum trees, which surround the front of the building, give it an appealing façade and provide summer shade.

The Hostel comprises five houses which are linked together by walkways. They are quite secure and provide a more intimate environment. Staff fully support the notion that the facility is the residents home with flexible routines and respect for individual choices. A special feature of this facility is its proximity to Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital, with direct access to the hospital campus.

Although basic furnishings are provided, residents may bring their own furniture to help them feel more at home. All ensuites are equipped with handrails and other safety features to enable optimal use by residents.

There is an on-site bus and outings take place each week. An active lifestyle program provides social and cultural outlets for residents, based on their personal choices. Residents and friends meet every two months, which provides an opportunity to meet with other residents, have input into day-to-day matters and keep abreast of issues relating to the facility.

Sir William Hall is a very friendly, warm place to live and we bend over backwards to ensure that individual needs are met. Sir William Hall Hostel is fully accredited and offers:

Single rooms with private ensuite facilities

Resident focussed care with trained staff on duty 24 hours

Respite care

Dementia specific care

Meals cooked fresh daily on the premises

Comprehensive recreation and therapy programs

Regular outings

Visiting hairdresser

Visiting mobile library service

Linen and laundry services

Access to specialist health professionals such as podiatry

Physiotherapy is provided on admission and then on a needs basis with our own consultant Physiotherapist.

Admission and Charges:

Accommodation is offered as a priority to war widows, veterans and their dependants, with applications from the general public welcome. All prospective residents must have been assessed by an Aged Care Assessment Service as requiring low level care. Charges, including bonds, are in line with the Aged Care Act 1997.

For further information or to arrange a visit, please contact the Residential Manager.