Providing health and aged
care to Australians for
more than 130 years.
Receive practical, flexible home care services designed to keep you living independently in your own home.
Enjoy the comfort of home, in a fresh and stimulating environment with support available if you need it.
Count on support in a genuinely caring community, with services and activities centred around your needs.
Receive Home Nursing, Home Assistance and health and wellbeing services via Government funded Home Care Packages.
Home Nurses can provide you with in-home care to stay well, or to recover after a hospital stay or procedure.
Need a little help around the house? Our support workers can help you with a number of daily activities.
Respite care provides relief to you and the person you’re caring for by having a qualified Aide take over care duties temporarily.
Bolton Clarke offers free community sessions around the country to give you the latest practical information in a variety of areas.
Many of us experience stress, depression and anxiety. If you’re finding the going tough, help is at hand with NewAccess.
Whether you want to find out more about the services to help you at home, or would like to enquire about moving into one of our villages, our friendly staff are here to help.
Call: 1300 22 11 22 Enquire OnlineFor Bolton Clarke Fernhill retirement village resident Art McClure, Caboolture has been home for more than a century. And despite the call of war taking him away for a short while, it was the only place he ever wanted to return to. “Caboolture has always been home to me,” he said. Art was born on...
Read MoreAt Bolton Clarke, our clients and residents come from 168 countries and speak more than 133 languages.That makes Harmony Week a week of celebration for our services and communities across Australia. In Victoria, our Be Healthy and Active team marked the week delivering a Healthy Brain, Healthy Body session to the Green Island Turkish Women’s...
Read MoreA global cycling movement aimed at giving aged care residents the chance to enjoy cycling in the outdoors and meet new people has officially launched at Bolton Clarke’s Rowes Bay community in Townsville this week, with residents Joyce Bradley (102) and Violet Dirksen (100) having the first ride. Cycling Without Age started in Denmark...
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