Clifton Views Aged Care in Fitzroy North, Victoria | Medical and health

Clifton Views Aged Care

Locality: Fitzroy North, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9458 7777

Address: 217-241 Queens Parade 3068 Fitzroy North, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.tlcagedcare.com.au/our-homes/new-developments/clifton-views

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24.01.2022 Clifton Views' plants are well looked after. Thank you, Pauline!

20.01.2022 The walking group enjoyed a chat and the sunshine on Clifton Views' terrace after exercise.

17.01.2022 The advice from the Department of Health and Human Services that only essential visitors should attend aged care homes remains in place. Accordingly, TLC is continuing to restrict visits to all of our aged care homes to ONE REGISTERED CARER PER DAY FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 HOURS, unless agreed with the General Manager of the home in advance of your visit. If a residents has more than one registered carer, they can visit on alternate days, but not on the same day. All residents must... also remain within TLC homes; all scenic bus tours and external outings with family and friends, including overnight stays, cannot be permitted. Registered carers will be required to present their photo ID card to staff on entering and exiting TLC homes, and complete our entry screening protocols. If you do not have a photo ID card, please request one at reception between 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Any registered carer who has visited an identified area of public exposure in Victoria, New South Wales or Queensland should follow testing and isolation advice, and not visit an aged care home under any circumstances. Please refer to the Department of Health and Human Services website for daily updates. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, or have been in contact with a suspected or confirmed case, you will also not be permitted to enter a TLC home. If you are a registered carer visiting a resident, please ensure you wear a fitted face mask at all times. Please ensure that you share this information with family and friends who may be planning to visit our homes, as anyone identified as not meeting TLC’s COVID-19 protocols will be asked to leave the premises. We continue to assess the risk of community transmission in Victoria, and advise you if there are any changes to the directives for visiting aged care homes in Victoria. TLC homes remain free of COVID-19, thanks to the cooperation and support of our visitors, residents and staff. We thank you for your understanding, and hope to welcome all visitors back into our homes in the near future.

17.01.2022 TLC wish you, your family and friends a very happy new year Farewell, 2020. Hello, 2021!

16.01.2022 Jean enjoys the amazing skyline of Melbourne's CBD from her own room at Clifton Views.

15.01.2022 The Deputy Chief Health Officer, Allen Cheng, has advised that non-essential visitors to aged care homes should not attend. In accordance with this advice, TLC is restricting visits to all of our aged care homes to ONE REGISTERED CARER PER DAY ONLY from 5:00pm on 31 December 2020. All residents will be also required to stay within TLC homes from 5:00pm on 31 December 2020. Unfortunately this means that external outings with family and friends, including overnight stays, cann...ot be permitted. Registered carers will be required to present their photo ID card to staff on entering and exiting TLC homes, and complete our entry screening protocols. If you do not hold a registered carer photo ID card, you will not be permitted to enter a TLC home. Any registered carer who has visited an identified area of public exposure in Victoria or New South Wales should follow testing and isolation advice, and not visit an aged care home under any circumstances. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, or have been in contact with a suspected or confirmed case, you will also not be permitted to enter a TLC home under any circumstances. If you are a registered carer visiting a resident, please ensure you wear a fitted face mask at all times. Please ensure that you share this information with family and friends who may be planning to visit our homes, as anyone identified as not meeting TLC’s COVID-19 protocols will be asked to leave the premises. We will reassess the risk of community transmissions on Monday, 4 January 2021, and advise you accordingly of any easing of our COVID-19 protocols. TLC’s protocols have ensured that all of our homes have remained free of COVID-19; and your understanding and cooperation will be essential to ensure that we continue to protect our people. Thank you for your support, and we will update you of further developments on Monday, 4 January 2021.

12.01.2022 Cooking session with Shauna in Clifton Views' Café? Mary, Joan, Helen and Betty are in!

11.01.2022 Clifton Views lives up to its name with some of the most spectacular views of any residential aged care home in Australia; looking beautiful Melbourne!

04.01.2022 Carmel, Gwen and Valerie love the knitting club at Clifton Views.

03.01.2022 As COVID-19 continues to circulate in the community, the current advice from the Department of Health and Human Services that only essential visitors should attend aged care homes remains in place. Accordingly, TLC is continuing to restrict visits to all of our aged care homes to ONE REGISTERED CARER PER DAY FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 HOURS, unless agreed with the General Manager of the home in advance of your visit. If a residents has more than one registered carer, they can visit o...n alternate days, but not on the same day. All residents must also remain within TLC homes; all scenic bus tours and external outings with family and friends, including overnight stays, cannot be permitted. Registered carers will be required to present their photo ID card to staff on entering and exiting TLC homes, and complete our entry screening protocols. If you do not have a photo ID card, please request one at reception between 9:00am and 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Any registered carer who has visited an identified area of public exposure in Victoria or New South Wales should follow testing and isolation advice, and not visit an aged care home under any circumstances. Please visit the Department of Health and Human Services website for daily updates. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, or have been in contact with a suspected or confirmed case, you will also not be permitted to enter a TLC home. If you are a registered carer visiting a resident, please ensure you wear a fitted face mask at all times. Please ensure that you share this information with family and friends who may be planning to visit our homes, as anyone identified as not meeting TLC’s COVID-19 protocols will be asked to leave the premises. We will again assess the risk of community transmissions on Monday, 11 January 2021, and advise you accordingly of any easing of our COVID-19 protocols. Once again, thank you for your cooperation to ensure that we continue to protect our people; and we will continue to keep you updated with further developments.

01.01.2022 We played Wisdom of the Ages with Clifton Views' coffee club. The theme was 'Dating advice for the next generation'. Here is the wisdom our residents shared.