Residential Aged Care Homes Perth

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When wellbeing is what’s most important, our residential aged care homes across Perth can provide the 24/7 support you need.

Tell your tales or write some new ones in our thoughtful social spaces, or retreat to a quiet corner whenever you like. Welcome your loved ones in our lush green gardens, meet new friends and take up a new hobby if the mood strikes.

As a not-for-profit organisation, our standards are high. Our very own catering team keeps our aged care residents well nourished. Our research centre strives for better outcomes. And all of our aged care homes in Perth are fully accredited, with attentive staff that share our values. So rest assured – you’re in good hands.

More than just aged care accommodation

We offer aged care accommodation all across Perth – but it’s more than just a roof over your head. Every Brightwater home puts the focus on wellbeing, from 24/7 care and support, to companionship and sensory stimulation.

As a not for profit organisation with a track record that dates back to 1901, along with a dedicated research centre working behind the scenes to discover innovative new ways to enable wellbeing – care is at our core.

With 9 aged care homes in Perth, there’s a place you can call home.

Our aged care facilities in the southern suburbs include RedcliffeMandurah and Waikiki, while our aged care facilities in the northern suburbs include InglewoodInnalooOxford Gardens (Joondalup)MadeleySubiaco and The Village (Inglewood).

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How Do I Receive An ACAT Assessment Article

How do I receive an ACAT assessment?

An ACAT assessment provides you and possible aged care providers with a clearer understanding of what services would provide the most support for you. Here is how you can quickly and easily organise an assessment.

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Brightwater Senior Story Robin Warren Screenshot Video

Robin Warren | Senior Stories

Across our aged care, home care and retirement communities, there are thousands of stories of a life well lived. This is Robin's. In 2005, Professor Robin Warren and Professor Barry Marshall won the Nobel Prize for discovering that the Helicobacter pylori bacterium causes most stomach ulcers.

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What To Do When Living At Home Is No Longer An Option Article

What to do when living at home is no longer an option

There are many reasons why people move into residential aged care. So what are some early steps you can take when you realise that you, or a loved one, can’t continue living independently?

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The Brightwater Difference

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Thrive, connect & belong

We create communities where people connect and belong, thriving through progressive and responsive care.

Whether in your own home, or one of ours, we keep you connected to what matters most, in the communities you belong so you can thrive.

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Neurological specialists

As specialists in acquired and progressive neurological conditions we support people living with Brain Injuries, Dementia, and Huntington's Disease to reach their full potential. Designing bespoke programs and world leading homes including BrightRespite, Piara Waters Huntington's Disease and Oats Street brain rehabilitation, to provide innovative care and a pathway to greater independence.

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Responsibility for research

We are the only WA aged care and disability provider with a dedicated Research Centre – a hub of discovery and innovation, collaborating with national and international universities to find innovative solutions to improve the quality of lives of our clients.

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Not-for-profit since 1901

For over 100 years, we’ve been there for West Australians from all walks of life. With humble beginnings in Subiaco, today we provide services all across Perth.