We have been advised by the PHU that we can de-isolate from tomorrow which is welcome news. All visits need to be planned in advance. Call the office on 8566-1400 during business hours. Visitors are to use the front entrance only. Thank you for your cooperation.
During routine testing of residents on Monday 31 January, 1 resident in Cockatoo returned a positive COVID-19 rapid antigen test. We immediately implemented our outbreak management plan and advised the PHU. After testing of all Cockatoo residents a further 9 residents in Cockatoo have returned a positive PCR test. Until further notice our home is …
We have been advised by the PHU that a COVID booster vaccination clinic will be held on-site the 19th and 20th of January. If you wish for the person that you care for to have their booster and you have not already done so can you please complete the consent form and return it to …
We want to give all our residents, families, friends and staff protection against the COVID virus. The booster vaccination is now available. Please provide your consent when asked so that we can make sure your loved one is protected.
During routine testing of residents on Sunday 26 December, 5 residents in Kookaburra returned a positive COVID-19 rapid antigen test. We immediately implemented our outbreak management plan and advised the PHU. Until further notice our home is regrettably once again in isolation from families and friends wishing to visit. Please be assured that the management …
We are relieved to report there is no further risk to our residents from the recent unfortunate exposure by a visitor. All tests have so far come back negative to COVID. We will follow the advice of the Public Health Unit who have stated we can safely open up and allow visitors who are at …
The good news is our resident of the positive case has been tested and is not infected at this stage. The bad news is that it can take a few days until we have certainty. Unfortunately, this means we all have to wait a few more days to be safe. Thank you for your understanding. …
One of the visitor’s to the nursing home yesterday has today tested positive to COVID-19 The home will now be in lockdown until further notice. All visits and outings are on hold. We are very sorry that this will upset everyone’s Christmas plans.
On Wednesday 10 November a staff member reported she had tested positive to COVID-19 after being exposed to her partner who also tested positive. This was through community contact, however, the staff member has been working in our home on Sunday – Tuesday. Unfortunately, this means we are cancelling visits until further notice. No residents …
We are so pleased to announce some good news ……….. the current lockdown is over Contact the nursing home during business hours to book your visit The staff will explain the vaccination and COVID19 test requirements around visits
