Aged care in Beverly Hills
In-home and community aged care delivered across Beverly Hills and the surrounding streets, with carers matched on language, gender preference and culture.
What ageing in Beverly Hills actually looks like
Beverly Hills sits along King Georges Road with a station and a busy strip of shops and restaurants. It is a suburb where a lot of older people can still walk to what they need, which makes maintaining mobility unusually valuable here - the difference between walking three hundred metres and not walking it is the difference between independence and dependence.
A good proportion of our work in Beverly Hills is therefore aimed squarely at keeping people walking: podiatry, falls prevention and carrying out exercise programs consistently.
The homes here
Californian bungalows and post-war brick homes, increasingly interspersed with duplexes and small apartment blocks near the station. Front steps are close to universal.
Community and language
A long-settled area with significant Greek, Chinese, Lebanese and Macedonian communities, many of whom have been in the suburb since the 1960s and 70s.
What we are asked for most in Beverly Hills
- Podiatry and falls prevention to protect walking ability
- Allied health assistance with exercise programs
- Personal care and domestic assistance
- Transport to St George Hospital and specialists
We deliver the full Support at Home service list here, across clinical and allied health, personal and social support and home and daily living. You can model what your budget covers with our pricing calculator before speaking to anyone.
Asked locally
He has started shuffling and avoiding the front steps. What should we do?
Treat it as urgent rather than as normal ageing. Reduced walking is the beginning of a downward loop, and podiatry, an exercise program and a home assessment together reverse it far more often than families expect. Beverly Hills is a walkable suburb, which makes preserving that ability especially worthwhile.
Can you get her to St George Hospital for appointments?
Yes. Direct transport covers appointments at St George and elsewhere, and a carer can stay with her through the appointment if that would help.
Where we take people in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills is walkable, and that is worth defending. Almost everything we do here is aimed at keeping someone on their feet rather than compensating for them being off them.
Beverly Hills Park
In the suburb, a short way from the shops
Two full-length ovals, barbecues, picnic tables, toilets and parking. Flat and open, which makes it where we usually carry out walking programs here: the ground is even and there is no traffic to negotiate.
The King Georges Road shops
Around the station
More than forty cafes, restaurants and takeaways in a short stretch. Taking someone for a coffee on the same morning each week does more for mood and appetite than most things we can bill for.
Penshurst Library
630 Forest Road, Penshurst
The closest Georges River Council branch, a short drive south. Worth knowing about if someone has stopped reading because the books stopped arriving rather than because they lost interest.
Getting to any of these sits under accompanied activities or direct transport. Both are funded services, not favours. If there is somewhere else that matters to the person you are calling about, tell us and we will build the week around that instead.
Other areas we cover
This is not a complete list. We deliver aged care across Sydney, so if your suburb is not shown here, get in touch and we will arrange suitable supports for you.
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