Cro Care
Taking care of our elderly
Taking care of our elderly
Aged care homes, like houses, come in all shapes, sizes, and prices. The challenge is finding the right option for your needs, budget, and preferences.
We have compiled a quick reference guide to help you understand the costs associated with living at Cro Care.
When making the move to residential aged care, there is alot to understand, including the cost. Our team is here to help decide which option is right for you.
We welcome you to contact our Business & Finance Manager for any further questions you may have.
The most common suite type at Cro Care is the Standard Room. The majority of rooms of this type offer a standard suite of a single room with separate ensuite. They range between 17.55 sqm to 18.82 sqm plus ensuite.
Standard Room
Single room with private ensuite.
Room inclusions:
Maximum Room Occupancy
1 person
xxx
RAD $525,000
DAP $58.11/day
or combination lump sum
RAD/DAP
The most common suite type at Cro Care is the Premium Suite. The majority of rooms of this type offer a single room with a private ensuite. They range between 17.76 sqm to 24.40 sqm plus ensuite.
Premium Room
Single room with private ensuite.
Room inclusions:
Maximum Room Occupancy
1 person
xxx
RAD $550,000
DAP $60.88/day
or combination lump sum
RAD/DAP
A room option for a couple entering together at Cro Care is the Twin Suite. These are 2 separate rooms with 2 separate ensuites. Each room is 17.8 sqm plus an ensuite. *please note limited rooms available.
Twin Suite
Single room with private ensuite with
adjoining door to other room.
Room inclusions:
Maximum Room Occupancy
2 people
xxx
RAD $500,000
DAP $55.34/day
or combination lump sum
RAD/DAP
How much you pay for aged care support depends on the type of help you need, the provider you choose, your financial situation, and the services you receive. Fees for extra or additional optional services: additional fees may apply if you choose a higher standard of accommodation or additional services. These vary from home to home. Further information is available from the facility.
Note: As of 1 July 2014, the Australian Government changed the way older Australians entering aged care pay for their accommodation costs. All residents who can afford to have the choice of paying for their accommodation through a Daily Accommodation Payment or Contribution or a Refundable Accommodation Deposit or Contribution, or a combination of both. To find out more about these changes please visit www.myagedcare.gov.au