Regis Salisbury is an aged care facility located south of central Brisbane in Salisbury. It accommodates 136 residents and offers services including ageing-in-place and specialist dementia care. Key amenities include an on-site cook, religious services, a library, hairdressing salon, and massage therapy.
The facility boasts lush tropical gardens and proximity to Toohey Forest Conservation Park, enhancing the serene environment. Features include central garden courtyards, spacious common areas for social activities, and private family lounges. Accommodations comprise single and double rooms with en-suite bathrooms, many of which offer views of the gardens and courtyards.
Regis Salisbury emphasizes personalized care, prioritizing the connection of residents with their interests and family.
Top Rated Home in Salisbury
One of the top homes in Salisbury according to residents and Government service audits.
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The Residents Experience rating shows what current residents at Regis Salisbury think of the food, staff, care and more. These ratings are from the 2023 Aged Care Quality Commission Survey.
Place is run by a General Manager who is not a nurse. Staff require more training, and there is a lack of staff, especially at night and on the weekend. They leave my relative, who is blind, in a room with no phone or way to contact staff. Medication, that is required to be given on time, my relative states is often hours late. Private phone calls have to be made at reception. My relative was concerned about falling. General Manager could not understand the concern. When contacted about the lack of care, General Manager was rude and was unconcerned- unprofessional, he is just a General Manager, not a Director of Nursing. The General Manager stated that he would look into my concerns, and return my call- no call has been received. My relative states that they still haven't got a phone, staff do not leave items in the same place, and there is no way to contact staff. Be concerned if the person running an aged care facility has no background in nursing, they used to be called nursing homes- not aged care facilities (more like profit facilities). EDIT- Rang the number as advised, asked about the qualifications of this person, was advised that this person is not a Registered Nurse. So I conclude that it is of little value to discuss this, it should be mandatory that Registered Nurses should be in management positions. Therefore, I will be making a formal complaint to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission, especially as we have evidence of the above
This place is very pleasant. I had my mum stay here for a 2 week respite so I could recover from surgery. A month prior to mums stay I was able to go for a tour and speak with the site manager about mum and her needs. So I was confident that this place was good for mum. Nurses were lovely and took good care of mum. My only concern was the food. My mum is pescetarian. Has been for over 12 years. This diet helps maintain her diabetes. Although the site claims to cater to all diets, mum was served the same dish for 4 days before something different was served to her. Still grateful she got to eat.
Very very disappointed about management of this aged care. Call me for interview and booked the interview. When I reached there they cancel my interview saying that they already found the successful candidate. I think that’s not the way how you treat the candidates for interview.
My dad is new to being in aged care. The admin and reception staff are very friendly and accomodating. Most of the care staff during the week were friendly and interacted well with the residents. On the weekend the staff, not so much.
I've been there multiple times for sick patients. Many of the nursing staff speak poor English (or pretended to). Each time I've come, my patient was very sick, and had been so for at least 2 days (one for what must have been an agonizing week). I believe the patients I've attended required medical treatment far sooner than when what was provided (it seem they'd rather wait for shift changeover to let the next nurses deal with the problem). It also seems that on arrival the nurses disappear and have the usual excuse of "this isn't my normal work area" or "I've just come on shift and don't know about the situation" leaving me scrambling to get some kind of paperwork and handover. Poor effort compared to other nursing homes and if you're considering sending your loved ones here I'd do some further research.
$350,000 - $600,000 · 142 rooms · Concessional residents welcome
Double Standard, Regis Classic | 2 | Shared | Premium | |
Double Classic, Regis Classic | 2 | Ensuite | Premium | |
Double Select | 2 | Ensuite | Premium | |
Private Standard | 1 | Ensuite | Standard - up to 14sqm | |
Private Classic, Regis Classic | 1 | Ensuite | Standard | |
Private Shared, Regis Classic | 1 | Shared | Standard | |
Private Select | 1 | Ensuite | Standard | |
Private Standard | 1 | Shared | Standard | |
Private Shared | 1 | Shared | Standard | |
Private Classic | 1 | Ensuite | Standard | |
Double Classic, Regis Reserve | 2 | Ensuite | Premium - between 14.1sqm and 20sqm | |
Private Premium | 1 | Ensuite | Large |
Types of staff employed
The average resident at Regis Salisbury received 214 minutes of total daily care from a combination of support workers, enrolled and registered nurses. This is 100% of their daily total care target of 215 minutes set by the Australian government based on the unique needs of their residents.
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What is the ACQSC star rating of Regis Salisbury?
Regis Salisbury has an overall ACQSC star rating of Acceptable.
What is the price range of residential aged care at Regis Salisbury?
Regis Salisbury has 12 different types of rooms which range in price between $350,000 and $600,000 maximum refundable accomodation deposit.
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