Aged Care in The Burdekin

Regis Ayr

Regis Ayr is situated in the rich Burdekin farming district that is well known for its amazing waterways, bird-watching paradise and fishing mecca. The unique, coastal fishing village – Alva Beach, is just a short drive, and is home to a world-class diving experience, the SS Yongala and another gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.

Bordered by lush cane fields on one side, our aged care Home has open outdoor areas with landscaped gardens where residents can enjoy a laid-back lifestyle in a quiet and relaxed environment. It is conveniently located near a medical precinct which includes a hospital, private medical practice, pharmacy, pathology, x-ray, rural health services and ambulance station.

To find out more about Regis Ayr, contact one of our friendly team members on 1300 998 100 or fill out our enquiry form.

Regis Home Hill

Regis Home Hill is situated near the banks of the mighty Burdekin River and is only a short drive to the stunning coast of Wunjunga Beach and the unique Groper Creek. Our aged care Home has beautiful landscaped gardens and courtyards where residents can enjoy the relaxed environment while feeling both safe and comfortable.

Regis Home Hill has a variety of amenities such as a hair salon, an activity pavilion and a covered gazebo overlooking Kidby Gully. It is conveniently located within walking distance to shops, pharmacies, a swimming pool and friendly hotels that provide quality meals for residents who like to engage in the community.

To find out more about Regis Home Hill, contact one of our friendly team members on 1300 998 100 or fill out our enquiry form.

At our Burdekin aged care Homes, care is at the centre of what we do. Our highly-qualified and passionate employees understand the needs of our residents and are proud to provide them with the support they need to live life on their terms.

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Regis acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Elders past and present.