Bupa has been caring for people for over 60 years. We currently have over 65 homes around Australia and counting. Our goal is for our name to be synonymous with the highest quality aged care services in the country.Bupa Aged Care is one of Australia’s largest private providers of residential aged care with over 65 homes and caring for more than 6,000 residents. At Bupa, we offer the full range of care, including respite and specialist dementia care.Our passionate team are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our residents every day. Our homes are led by a General Manager, with Clinical Managers (Registered Nurses) to oversee our residents’ medical care. Every Bupa home has access to a Registered Nurse 24-hours a day, and they are supported by a multidisciplinary care team. Some of our homes also employ an in-house General Practitioner (GP) to provide our residents with personalised and easy to access medical care.The addition of a GP in some of our care homes, and our expertise in dementia care are just some of the ways we commit to our ‘Person-First’ approach to care. Knowing our residents as individuals is fundamental to Bupa’s approach to care. Our dedicated teams have completed ‘Person-First’ training, which is of particular benefit to our residents who are living with dementia. The ‘Person-First’ approach means our residents individuality is important to us and care is tailored to suit their personal needs and preferencesSource: this is an extract from the company’s own website
Bupa has been caring for people for over 60 years. We currently have over 65 homes around Australia and counting. Our goal is for our name to be synonymous with the highest quality aged care services in the country.Bupa Aged Care is one of Australia’s largest private providers of residential aged care with over 65 homes and caring for more than 6,000 residents. At Bupa, we offer the full range of care, including respite and specialist dementia care.Our passionate team are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our residents every day. Our homes are led by a General Manager, with Clinical Managers (Registered Nurses) to oversee our residents’ medical care. Every Bupa home has access to a Registered Nurse 24-hours a day, and they are supported by a multidisciplinary care team. Some of our homes also employ an in-house General Practitioner (GP) to provide our residents with personalised and easy to access medical care.The addition of a GP in some of our care homes, and our expertise in dementia care are just some of the ways we commit to our ‘Person-First’ approach to care. Knowing our residents as individuals is fundamental to Bupa’s approach to care. Our dedicated teams have completed ‘Person-First’ training, which is of particular benefit to our residents who are living with dementia. The ‘Person-First’ approach means our residents individuality is important to us and care is tailored to suit their personal needs and preferencesSource: this is an extract from the company’s own website
Bupa has been caring for people for over 60 years. We currently have over 65 homes around Australia and counting. Our goal is for our name to be synonymous with the highest quality aged care services in the country.Bupa Aged Care is one of Australia’s largest private providers of residential aged care with over 65 homes and caring for more than 6,000 residents. At Bupa, we offer the full range of care, including respite and specialist dementia care.Our passionate team are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our residents every day. Our homes are led by a General Manager, with Clinical Managers (Registered Nurses) to oversee our residents’ medical care. Every Bupa home has access to a Registered Nurse 24-hours a day, and they are supported by a multidisciplinary care team. Some of our homes also employ an in-house General Practitioner (GP) to provide our residents with personalised and easy to access medical care.The addition of a GP in some of our care homes, and our expertise in dementia care are just some of the ways we commit to our ‘Person-First’ approach to care. Knowing our residents as individuals is fundamental to Bupa’s approach to care. Our dedicated teams have completed ‘Person-First’ training, which is of particular benefit to our residents who are living with dementia. The ‘Person-First’ approach means our residents individuality is important to us and care is tailored to suit their personal needs and preferencesSource: this is an extract from the company’s own website