What's new
Building works reach their highest point
Another key milestone has been reached, with the building having 'topped out' or reached its highest point.
INVESTMENT
RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE BEDS
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE ENSUITES
DEMENTIA–FRIENDLY DESIGN
Scope
The Kingston Centre aged care development will provide:
- 150 single bedrooms with private ensuites, open area views and natural light. These will be grouped into small households with kitchen and dining areas
- features to support a range of complex care needs and mobility, including those living with dementia
- landscaped sensory gardens and terraces, easily accessible from each household
- common areas for socialising and resident activities
- pandemic design response features to reduce the risk of infectious outbreaks
- dedicated forecourt and ‘drop off’ area with close carparking for residents and carer/visitors.
Benefits
The Kingston Centre aged care development aims to provide the following benefits:
Access to services
The new aged care facility will provide easy access to support services currently provided by Monash Health. These include:
- aged care assessments
- cognitive dementia and memory services
- clinics for falls and balance
- specialist consulting, rehabilitation and allied clinics
- aged mental health services
- diagnostic imaging.
Person-centred care
Public aged care services play a vital role in supporting our most vulnerable older Victorians who need specialist care for complex physical or mental health needs. With a focus on mobility and dementia-friendly design, this new facility is designed to deliver high-quality person-centered care and better support independence and mental health.
A home-like environment
Residents will have improved privacy and dignity with single rooms and ensuites.
Connection to the natural environment
The facility’s design will allow residents to enjoy open area views and natural light from their bedrooms, while terraces and gardens designed to blend in seamlessly to the surrounding natural environment.
Enhanced community connection
Multipurpose common areas will support residents to provide meaningful engagement in activities and maintain family and community connections.
Partners
This project is being delivered by the Victorian Health Building Authority in partnership with:
- Monash Health
- Icon (builder).
News
18 March 2024
Kingston Centre residential aged care facility reaches maximum height
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Work begins on the $134.6 million residential aged care facility in Cheltenham, in Melbourne's south-east.02 September 2022
New Kingston Centre residential aged care facility designs released
View artist impressions of the new $134.6 million Kingston Centre residential aged care facility in Cheltenham.04 August 2022
Expression of interest: Kingston Centre residential aged care redevelopment...
We're seeking expressions of interest for a main works contractor to deliver a new residential aged care facility at the Kingston Centre in Cheltenham.25 October 2021
Architect appointed to design Kingston Centre aged care redevelopment
Architectural firm Clarke Hopkins Clarke has been appointed to design the new 150-bed aged care redevelopment at Monash Health’s Kingston Centre in Melbourne’s south-east.Gallery
Location
- 400 Warrigal Road, Cheltenham, Victoria, 3192, Australia
- Operated by: Monash Health
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