Located in a quiet leafy street in Greensborough, and with 112 beds, permanent staff really get to know residents well and highly value the richness and experience they bring. We also celebrate their passions with an inclusive lifestyle program. We are fully accredited, providing high quality nursing care in a warm and caring atmosphere.

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Trinity Manor Fees & Charges

Fees payable by residents at aged care facilities are regulated by the Commonwealth Government. In broad terms, there are two types of fees that are payable at Trinity Manor:

1. Fees that contribute to the costs of care and services (known as care fees).
2. Fees that contribute to the costs of accommodation (known as accommodation payments and accommodation contributions).

Further information can be found at
https://www.myagedcare.gov.au/costs/aged-care-homes-costs-explained

Care Fees

Residents can be asked to pay the following fees (the eligibility fees are confirmed by the Department of Human Services):

• A standard resident contribution;
• A means tested care fee;
• An additional service fee.

Basic Daily Fee

The basic daily fee is 85% of the age pension amount and the fee is indexed every 6 months in line with the age pension.

All elders are required to pay this fee, including full pensioners and part pensioners with low income, unless an elder is approved for financial hardship.

Means tested care fee

This is a Government regulated fee. Please click on the link for further information https://www.myagedcare.gov.au/costs/aged-care-homes-costs-explained/means-tested-care-fee

Additional service fee

Additional service fees apply to places in residential care facilities that have additional service status. These fees are charged on a daily basis.

Trinity Manor has additional service status providing a higher standard of room, meals, other care and services. We pride ourselves on the wide range of additional services offered.

Accommodation Cost

Depending on your income and assets, you may be asked to pay a refundable accommodation contribution or a refundable accommodation deposit payment. This is for your aged care home accommodation only. This is in addition to the:

• basic daily fee
• means-tested care fee
• fees for extra and additional services.

Your income and assets assessment will determine if you will receive assistance with your accommodation costs. Some people will have their accommodation costs paid in full or in part by the Australian Government. Others will need to pay the price agreed to with the aged care home.

Accommodation payments are refundable to the resident on departure. We may deduct any amounts owing to us. Those residents transferring to another aged care facility will have their accommodation payment refunded within 14 days from when notice is given. If a resident passes away, the balance of their accommodation payment will be refunded to the estate within 14 days after we receive a copy of the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration.

Fee Collection

Residents at Trinity Manor are required to pay their fees and charges monthly in advance. Please discuss fee collection methods with the administration officer prior to admission. For residents who have an unpaid accommodation payment amount, your monthly invoice will include an interest component on the unpaid accommodation payment.

Hardship

Sometimes residents may be eligible for hardship assistance if they cannot afford their fees or accommodation costs due to circumstances beyond their control. An application for hardship can be submitted to the Department of Health using an online form. Please visit the link for more information https://www.humanservices.gov.au/individuals/enablers/asset-hardship-provisions

Please see our fee sheet for further details. Click to view Fee Sheet 

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Please feel free to contact our Admissions manager on ph: +613 9091 5200, or enquiry through the below form.

Trinity Manor Greensborough

Trinity Manor is accredited by the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency in accordance with the Accreditation Grant Principles 1999