Residential Care

Residential care that meets your needs.

Whether you’re looking for high or low care support, our modern, bright and comfortable homes will suit everyone.

OneCare is a Tasmanian not-for-profit aged care provider, with facilities at five locations statewide: Kingston and Glenorchy in the south, and Kings Meadows, Port Sorell and Burnie in the north and north-west.

We’re committed to providing exceptional care at each of our homes, enriching residents’ experience with a wide range of health, wellbeing, social and lifestyle services. We provide comfortable rooms for couples or singles, inviting indoor and outdoor social spaces, modern amenities, and social events and activities to keep our residents engaged and active.

Our residents enjoy:

• Bright, spacious, contemporary rooms,
• Freshly cooked nutritious meals and seasonal menus,
• Regular visitors from children’s centres (some locations),
• Pet therapy,
• On-site full-time physiotherapy and a dedicated treatment room,
• Access and support from health professionals including dietary, podiatry, and speech therapy,
• Extensive easily accessible outdoor spaces,
• Kitchens and lounge spaces that encourage independence,
• On-site hair salon,
• Multicultural services, and
• Exciting leisure and lifestyle programs.

OneCare residential care offers:

• Professional, attentive staff,
• Modern facilities,
• Access to activities, events and services,
• A range of accommodation options,
• Respite, palliative and VAD care.

Available at:

• Barossa Park Lodge, Glenorchy
• Bishop Davies Court, Kingston
• Umina Park, Burnie
• Rubicon Grove, Port Sorell
• The Manor, Kings Meadows

CareLoop: your essential support network for the aged care journey.

Entering aged care and dealing with all the things we need to consider as we or a loved one gets older can be daunting. You don’t need to navigate the system alone.

OneCare families enjoy exclusive, completely free access to CareLoop: a support network to help residents and their families navigate the full aged care journey. It covers everything from onboarding, to estates, to grief and more.

You’ll be matched with a dedicated Care Concierge who will understand your needs and ensure at each step you know what to do and how to do it. You’ll be supported by real people, with access to all your personalised resources in a digital dashboard.

CareLoop is completely free for OneCare families. Click here to get started.

CareLoop gives residents and families:

A dedicated care concierge
CareLoop will pair your family with a dedicated Concierge – available online and over the phone – who will provide you tailored support and expert advice.

Personalised access plan
We’ll turn the array of tasks when entering aged care into a step-by-step journey, so you’ll always know what to do next (and exactly how do to it).

Access to experts
Across each step of the journey, book in time to chat for free to dedicated experts, such as legal professionals, death doulas or funeral planners.

Free grief counselling
As part of CareLoop you can book unlimited grief counselling sessions, at any point during the aged care journey.

I am, or my loved one is ready to enter aged care. What do I do?

Your dedicated Care Concierge will provide personalised, practical and emotional guidance – at no cost. Download the Care Concierge brochure.

Wills, estate planning, enduring power of attorney, executors – where do I even start? 

CareLoop’s wills and estates team provide free, expert legal guidance that helps you get the right advice early. Support to create or update your Will, Enduring Power of Attorney and any related documents as your circumstances change. Clear guidance to help Executors understand their role, and step-by-step support through probate and estate admnistration. Download the Wills & Estates brochure.

Who can support me through change, grief, or bereavement?

CareLoop provides free and confidential emotional support at every stage of the aged care journey, no matter what form your grief, guilt or uncertainty takes: before admission, during the transition to care, through ongoing care, health decline, and end-of-life bereavement. Download the Grief & Bereavement brochure.