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Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home

· 40 Village Avenue Traralgon 3844 VIC

Residential aged care at Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home in Traralgon, Victoria

  • Permanent
  • Dementia
  • About the home

    This specialist mental health facility offers transitional care, equipped with communal areas that include a lounge, dining room, quiet room, snoezelen room, courtyard, and Men's Shed. Residents can enjoy amenities like tea and coffee making facilities, snacks, and garden seats in the courtyard.

    The facility is staffed with registered and enrolled nurses trained in mental health, providing comprehensive nursing care. It supports a full range of allied health services such as speech pathology, social work, physiotherapy, podiatry, dietetics, occupational therapy, and diversional therapy. Residents benefit from a group activities program featuring outings to local attractions.

    Additionally, the facility provides access to specialist mental health services and consultations with a psychiatrist, ensuring a robust support system for residents' mental health needs.

    • Gardens
    • Organised activities
    • Specialised allied health services

    Top Rated Home in Traralgon

    One of the top homes in Traralgon according to residents and Government service audits.

    6.7
    Overall Score
    375
    Staffing Minutes
    3 Year Accreditation

    Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home Reviews

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    The Residents Experience rating shows what current residents at Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home think of the food, staff, care and more. These ratings are from the 2024 Aged Care Quality Commission Survey.

    Pam C
    Pam C
     · 05/02/2023

    Spent 1 night in ER & 1 night in short stay Ward after suffering a spiral break to my arm. Apart from 2 nurses I can’t say anything positive about their staff, doctors included. From having to beg for water or food , being woken late at night for an X-ray, to Doctors not bothering to check records. It’s like the left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing. Have never had to deal with such a disorganised establishment. Go anywhere but there! I would have be dragged kicking & screaming if an Ambulance took me there again. Avoid at all costs.

    Tara J
    Tara J
     · 02/12/2022

    Waited 6 hours in evening with my 6yr son in ER and not seen, he had unknown cause of swelling to side of his face and lower ear. Asked triage after about 4.5 hours where we were in the queue, triage nurse told me my son was next depending on who else came in, but 1.5 hours later 2 other patients were taken in first even though they were already triaged prior to asking the nurse how much longer the wait was! A patient was even brought to emergency by the police due to lack of ambulances! Avoid going there if you can.

    Peter Hayes
    Peter Hayes
     · 17/11/2022

    My wife Cornelia was admitted to the Emergency ward (Bed 5) on the 16th Nov./22 because of fainting episodes. The staff were very approachable and friendly. I would, in particular, like to thank Nurse Mel and Dr Malaika for looking after my wife in a caring and understanding manner. It was a busy night I was told and that led to some delays in her treatment which I didn't understand but on reflection I think the staff did a great job. Thank you LRH . :))

    Jenny Gordon
    Jenny Gordon
     · 06/10/2022

    ED nurse Blaine working the morning of 7/10/22 was absolutely exceptional. His bedside manner was incredible and he was so caring, I felt completely supported and looked after. I thanked him for his exceptional care and he brushed it off as part of the job, but he went above and beyond and he deserves recognition of this feedback. Thank you so much Blaine for making an overall unenjoyable night so much better. You’re in the right job and you’re acing it!

    Kaitlyn Morgan
    Kaitlyn Morgan
     · 03/09/2022

    Had emergency day surgery yesterday on my finger after losing a fight with an axe. I felt so extremely comfortable and looked after. My nurse Ricci not only took exceptional care of me but I witnessed her taking care of a confused elderly lady in recovery with me and she was so kind and caring. The anesthetist Cath was fantastic and listened to my requests. I felt like I was in great hands the entire time I was here. Thank you team.

    Rooms & Pricing

    Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD) is a lump sum accommodation deposit refundable at the end of stay.

    Room Type
    Price
    Standard RoomSingle room + shared bathroom
    $300,000
    Private RoomSingle room + ensuite
    $350,000

    Concessional residents welcome

    Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home supports eligible government funded residents with subsidised fees.

    About the Staff

    375
    375 mins
    All Care Staff
    179 mins
    Registered Nurse

    Residents at Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home on average received 375 minutes of total daily care (164% target) from a combination of support workers, enrolled and registered nurses. In October 2024, a Registered Nurse was on site 24:00 hours per day.

    Things to know

    About the operator

    • Operated by Latrobe Regional Hospital
    • Government business
    • Is Commonwealth government subsidised
    • ABN: 18128843652

    Safety Checks

    • Certification valid
    • Has not received notice of sanction
    • Is accredited

    Location

    40 Village Avenue Traralgon 3844 VIC

    Questions

    What is the ACQSC star rating of Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home?

    This home has an overall ACQSC star rating of Good.

    What is the price range of residential aged care at Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home?

    Latrobe Regional Hospital Nursing Home has 2 different types of rooms which range in price between $300,000 and $350,000 maximum refundable accommodation deposit.

    Updated: 29 September 2024