News and information about what's happening in our homes
Estia Health Blakehurst opened in February and has welcomed a number of residents through its doors. We caught up with Rose, one of the first residents to move in to Estia Health Blakehurst to hear how she’s getting on.
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Residents and employees of Estia Health Taree recently took part in the World's Greatest Shave, raising more than $3000 for the Leukaemia Foundation. The day was coordinated by staff members Louise Watson and Fleur Collins and the event formed part of Estia Health's St Patrick's Day celebrations.
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Understanding our residents’ backgrounds, cultures and interests is critical to helping them settle into home and feel a sense of belonging. As someone is preparing to move into one of our homes, we work closely with them and their family, completing a ‘moving in’ process.
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There was much fanfare and celebration (in a COVID safe manner) at Estia Health Encounter Bay last Wednesday, as two much-loved residents each celebrated their 100th birthday.
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Sharina, one of Estia Health’s Victoria Regional Managers, has been with our organisation for just over a year and shared her story with us.
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Sarah comes from a family who are fifth generations surgeons and GPs, so working in healthcare is in her DNA. Sarah has worked in recruitment for the past 25 years and has specialised in healthcare recruitment for the past 15 years, which includes working alongside healthcare professionals, including serving on two hospital foundation Boards.
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As one of Australia’s leading aged care providers, with 7,500 employee, 82% who are women, we take the opportunity on 8 March, International Women’s Day, to celebrate all the amazing women in our organisation.
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Estia Health Chief Executive Officer Ian Thorley today said the organisation welcomed the final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety.
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Initially Ian was apprehensive about coming into aged care, but he had suffered a series of falls in his family home and was struggling to cope, so began to come into Estia Health for short periods of respite care.
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