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Yarraman Nursing Home

22 B Yarraman Road, Noble Park VIC 3174. Run by Monash Health.

Map of where Yarraman Nursing Home is, 22 B Yarraman Road, Noble Park VIC 3174 The operator's website has no photos we can show yet. Map and what is nearby

About this home

Written by AI from our facts

Yarraman Nursing Home is a 30-bed residential aged care home in Noble Park, Victoria, in the Greater Dandenong council area. Located in a major city, the home is run by Monash Health, an agency of the state government. Families should ask the operator for room prices.

What this is based on

An AI model wrote these sentences from facts in the government's service list. When the model wrote them, a program checked that each sentence used only those facts, with no prices and no opinions. Each time this page is shown, every number in them, and whether they say the operator publishes room prices, is checked again against this page, and a sentence that no longer matches is left out.

  • Sentence 1 uses: home name, places, suburb, state, council area
  • Sentence 2 uses: remoteness, operator, type of organisation (ABN register)
  • Sentence 3 uses: whether room prices are published

Room prices

Prices are not shown for a home that may have closed

Call My Aged Care 1800 200 422

Questions to ask on your visit

Yarraman Nursing Home, 22 B Yarraman Road, Noble Park VIC 3174

The 15 questions families ask most before choosing a home. We have filled in 1 from what we hold; the rest only the home can answer.

Daily life

  1. What does a typical day look like here? Can we see this month's activity calendar, and do most residents join in?

    Families most want to know how their parent will spend the day, and whether activities really happen. Recommended by Dementia Australia, 8 questions to ask

  2. Can we see this week's menu and come for a meal? How are soft diets, diabetes and cultural or religious diets handled?

    Food is the most common daily complaint; a menu and a meal tell you more than a brochure. Recommended by CHOICE, choosing aged care

  3. Do any carers on the floor speak her language?

    People with dementia often return to their first language. Recommended by CHOICE, choosing aged care

Care and staff

  1. How many carers and registered nurses are on each shift, day, night and weekend? Is a registered nurse on site at all times?

    Staffing numbers are not published home by home. Recommended by CHOICE, choosing aged care

  2. How many staff are permanent, and how often are agency staff used? Will the same carers look after her?

    Families say continuity of carers matters more than the building. No public source has these figures. Recommended by CHOICE, choosing aged care

  3. Who is our main contact, and how quickly will you tell us after a fall, an illness or a change in her care?

    Agree this before she moves in. Recommended by Dementia Australia, 8 questions to ask

  4. Do you care for people with advanced dementia, including changed behaviour? Is there a secure area, and can we see it?

    Some homes cannot keep a resident whose dementia advances. Recommended by Dementia Australia, 8 questions to ask

  5. Does a GP visit regularly? Can she keep her own GP, and who covers nights and weekends?

    Doctors' visits vary widely between homes. Recommended by CHOICE, choosing aged care

Money

  1. What does the room we want cost, as a lump sum or a daily payment?

    Each room has one price you can pay either way. Recommended by OPAN, your rights checklist

  2. What will she pay each day in total, with the basic daily fee and the means-tested fees?

    The room price is only part of the bill. Recommended by OPAN, your rights checklist

  3. Do you charge a higher everyday living fee or for extras such as Wi-Fi, outings or hairdressing? What does it include, and can she say no?

    The higher everyday living fee is optional, can only be agreed after moving in, and can be cancelled. Recommended by OPAN, your rights checklist

Moving in

  1. Is a room free now? How long is the wait, and can she stay on your list if she takes a place elsewhere first?

    No public list shows vacancies as they change. Recommended by Dementia Australia, 8 questions to ask

Visiting

  1. What are the visiting hours? Can we come early or stay late, bring children or a pet, and what happens to visits during an outbreak?

    Visiting is how families keep in touch with daily care; rules changed sharply during COVID-19. Recommended by OPAN, your rights checklist

  2. How will we get there? Is there public transport nearby, and is visitor parking free?

    Dementia Australia advises putting how easy it is to visit ahead of the size of the room. Recommended by Dementia Australia, choosing a home

  3. Can we see your latest Quality and Safety Commission report, and how do you handle complaints?

    What we found Search the Commission's reports. My Aged Care shows its star rating. Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission

Where it is

Map of where Yarraman Nursing Home is.

Care and quality

Star rating, care minutes and auditsWe are waiting on written permission from the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing and the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission to show these here, so for now see them on the official sites.

Search the Commission site Star rating on My Aged Care

My Aged Care has no fixed address for each home's page: choose "Aged care homes" and search for Yarraman Nursing Home (3174).

Who runs it

Type
State government
Places at this home
30

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