"I can’t thank Catholic Healthcare enough for the care they provided my dad during his respite stay. The team was incredibly kind and attentive, and the facilities felt warm and welcoming."
28 McAuley Place, Wahroonga NSW 2077
Phone: (02) 9489 3592
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All you need to know about Home Care ServicesBook a tour
Experience the warm and welcoming atmosphere of Chantal Cottage Respite Centre with a personal 30 minute tour of our purpose-built facility. During the tour our dedicated Wellness and Respite Co-ordinator will also discuss our specialised and compassionate care plans designed to make life more comfortable for older adults, the frail and those living with dementia.
Join us every Friday in February to explore the space and learn more about our services.
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Features
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Abundant natural light
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Architecturally designed
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Comfortable and secure rooms
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Communal recreation and activities spaces
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Conveniently co-located with Residential Aged Care
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Option to access our Home Care Services if needed
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Standalone cottage
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How much respite care are you allowed?
The number of weeks or days of respite care can differ depending on the funding being accessed either via the Commonwealth Home Support Programs, Home Care Packages or via Self-Funded Services
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How do I access respite care?
If you are caring for an older person, or a person living with dementia, you may be able to eligible to receive subsidised care from the Government. You can contact My Aged Care on 1800 200 422 or visit Access Australian aged care information and services | My Aged Care
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Have questions or need more information for your respite care journey with us? Simply fill out the enquiry form and our friendly team will be in touch.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live, work, and dream. We pay our respects to the Wallumedegal People. To their Indigenous Elders past and present, for they hold the traditions, culture, and hopes of their people as we journey towards reconciliation. We acknowledge that they have occupied and cared for these lands and waterways over countless generations. It always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.