March Activities wrap-up
March is just about gone, and didn’t we live it up here at Finley Regional Care! We were very busy hosting an Autumn-themed activities afternoon where …


March is just about gone, and didn’t we live it up here at Finley Regional Care! We were very busy hosting an Autumn-themed activities afternoon where …

Few desserts bring back memories quite like the pineapple upside‑down cake. With its golden sponge, caramelised pineapple rings and bright cherries on …

Need care? We currently have places available in our residential home for those needing ongoing care. Our 77-bed home-style accommodation offers a …

If you’re starting to notice everyday tasks taking a little more effort – cooking, cleaning, driving, showering, keeping up with the garden – it’s …

We’ve partnered with Charles Sturt University (CSU) to expand the Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training (RHMT) Program – helping create new training …

For many of us, the idea of “planning ahead” can feel confronting, especially when it comes to health and future care. But advance care planning isn’t …

Our latest quarterly quality reporting results are in, and we’re proud to share we’ve achieved a 4 Star rating in Quality Indicators. This result …

Have a read of our February 2026 Newsletter.

We kicked off February with a fabulous concert put on by Jackie Lee and her right-hand man, Doug. The residents really enjoyed singing along and it …

February is often associated with Valentine’s Day and celebrations of love, but it is also widely recognised as Heart Health Month – a timely reminder …

We’re excited to share that Finley Regional Care now has a larger team of registered nurses on site. With two registered nurses on most daytime …

At Finley Regional Care, we’re committed to ensuring residents have access to important allied health services that support comfort, independence and …

Moving into an aged care home can be a difficult and emotional time, but making smart choices and preparing well can ease the process. Download our e-book to learn what to avoid and what to prioritise…
