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Reported: May 2025 by Dept. of Health and Aged Care. The overall rating is based on the aged care home’s performance across four key areas: Compliance, Residents’ Experience, Staffing and Quality Measures.
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Excellent
Significant improvement needed
Acceptable
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Maximum RAD: $325,000
Maximum DAP: $69.27
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Ashford ageing Care Facility has been providing care to regional rural remote care recipients since 1993.The Facility has been successful in meeting the 44 standards required under the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency, and has passed all unannounced and planned inspections by the Agency since 1993. All staff are sourced from the local area, and are able to understand and support residents who are living in a regional rural remote location. Staff training is organised through the Aged Care Channel and education service providers who can carry out training onsite, and this is supported by 2 staff members who have Certificate 4 in Workplace Training and Assessing. Management staff have formed and will continue to nurture, a professional relationship with the general practioners, allied health personnel and pharmacies who service the Facility to ensure continuity of service and medical support for the identified special needs group. The Facility has both a bus and a car .