11-23 Judd Avenue, Hammondville NSW 2170 | 
1800 776 112
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Introducing Hammondville
HammondCare Hammondville is a warm and welcoming residential village offering a range of accommodation options, services and facilities for older people, the frail aged, those living with dementia and palliative care.
Residents can also enjoy plenty of social and recreational opportunities at HammondCare Hammondville, with an on-site chapel, hair salon, library and café.
To learn more about HammondCare Hammondville and its alternative accommodation, please download our guide.
Why we’re different to other aged care providers
- As an independent Christian charity, compassion is ingrained in how we care.
- Our model of care is centred on truly getting to know each person and their family, enabling us to tailor care to each resident's unique needs.
- We have more than 25 years’ expertise in caring for people living with dementia and care for more than 2000 residents with dementia.
- Our homes comprise of small cottages designed specifically for someone living with dementia, to maximise their comfort and wellbeing, and make each day less stressful.
- Unlike many large dementia care facilities, our care homes are built specifically for people living with dementia to enable residents to uphold their independence and live a more comfortable life.
A model of care centred around you
Residents always come first. We recognise that no two people have the same needs, and tailor our care around you.
That’s why our focus is on building respectful relationships with every resident and their family, and we encourage family and friends to be our partners in care.
Dementia design that enables independence
We offer a range of services for older people who require low, high or dementia-specific care.
Unlike many large dementia care facilities our homes are built as domestic cottages, each housing a small number of residents.
We are a home, not a facility
We encourage residents to personalise their accommodation so it truly feels like home.
We offer the opportunity to take part in everyday domestic activities which provides a sense of purpose and feeling involved each day.
A passionate food culture
Good food is essential to physical and emotional health, and quality of life.
Key characteristics of our food culture include: freshly cooked food; small home-like kitchens; choice for residents; and engagement in the meal preparation process.
HammondCare Residential Care & COVID-19
HammondCare puts residents' health and well-being first. As we learn to live with the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to follow the directives and guidelines of the Australian and the State Governments.
In addition to ongoing infection prevention and control measures, several additional steps have been taken to mitigate the risks and impact of COVID-19. HammondCare’s Pandemic Plan includes state-specific Visitor Guidelines, which are updated regularly, targeted staff training; procurement of necessary resources; additional cleaning practices; liaison with government and peak bodies; and regular communication updates to all relevant stakeholders.
Also, to allow visits to continue during the height of the pandemic and when outbreaks occur, HammondCare created the Partnering in Care Program. The special infection control program for residential care home visitors makes it possible for people to keep seeing their loved one, as we understand how much visits mean.
The program is designed to help visitors continue their care home visits to manage risk in an intelligent and measured way in each home. Available to all HammondCare resident’s loved ones, the program helps inform and educate people on topics that can help minimise the risk of COVID-19 transmission.
Read more about HammondCare's response to COVID-19 here.
George's story
George became the very first resident in our newly opened dementia specific care home in Wahroonga after his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis in 2016.
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HammondCare’s approach to food and meals
At HammondCare, we believe food is essential to good physical and emotional health, and quality of life. Our food culture ensures that all meals are freshly cooked within each care home in small home-like kitchens, offer variety for residents and engagement in meal preparation.
Learn about HammondCare's approach to food and meals
How much does residential aged care cost?
There are a number of pricing and accommodation options available for residents transitioning into residential aged care at Hammondville. These options will depend on a number of factors, including your individual circumstances and care needs.
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