We believe some things don’t need to change with age.
At Fairway, we strive to provide an environment where you
can continue living life to the fullest.
Fairway is not just like home —
when needs change it can be even better.
Regardless of age, some things don’t need to change. We can retain our interests and our passions and always strive to preserve our individuality. We should always expect to live in a safe and comfortable environment in which we are able to engage with family, friends and community, as and when we choose. We will always value kindness.
When the time is right, Fairway provides a better, safer living environment with peace of mind for residents and their families to continue living as they choose, even when they need a little help to do so. Quality care and support services, delivered with expertise and kindness, 24 hours a day.
Good health is vital — both physical and mental, but it is one part of the picture. True wellbeing is about health, happiness, comfort and contentment — this is our focus.
Our care services are of the highest possible standard — that’s our job and we do it exceptionally well. However, it is our Lifestyle options that define the Fairway experience. By providing the broadest, most engaging and personalised range of lifestyle activities and options possible, we ensure that our residents can continue to enjoy life-long pastimes, discover new experiences and actively participate in groups and communities, as and when they choose.
My Grandfather Alexander May died long before I was born. He owned some excellent cattle country in Gippsland. When he died my Dad, Noel, took a quarter of the legacy and moved to the big smoke of Melbourne. My Aunt, “Sister Nancy May” stayed in Yarram and worked for the local GP Dr Martin – then she nursed Grandma May until the old lady died. After this Nancy purchased a house in Gray Court, Beaumaris, I have just rebuilt on this site.
My Grandfather Alexander May died long before I was born. He owned some excellent cattle country in Gippsland. When he died my Dad, Noel, took a quarter of the legacy and moved to the big smoke of Melbourne. My Aunt, “Sister Nancy May” stayed in Yarram and worked for the local GP Dr Martin - then she nursed Grandma May until the old lady died. After this Nancy purchased a house in Gray Court, Beaumaris, I have just rebuilt on this site.
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Pamela Wolf was a gentle and gracious woman. She came to Fairway on 19th July 2017 with the constant attention of her 2 daughters: Andrea and Kate. I can see them now walking up the corridor together. Tall, impressive women but all gentle and friendly. Pamela had some great early months with us. She pushed herself to keep walking and worked hard in therapy to maintain her mobility. But the inevitability of advanced age and confusion led to her injuring her leg twice – once a contusion and then by a fall.
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Last week I was chatting to a young lass “Lisa” who lived in country Victoria. She is a beautiful and cheery person; we’ve chatted about many things over the last few years when she visits the city on business. I know a little about her family; she is one of 4 and probably about 25 or so. She’s single and adores her niece and nephew the only grandchildren in the family. I’ve seen their photos with their Mother; Lisa’s eldest sister. They are all extremely good looking and photogenic, heads tossed back with laughter in most of the shots “How gorgeous” I thought.
Read MoreFairway has a three step application process for either permanent residential aged care and day respite care. Find out if you are eligible today with a quick and easy assessment.
Address
195 Bluff Rd
Sandringham VIC 3191
Email
reception@fairwayagedcare.org.au
Phone
(03) 9599 4199
Fax
(03) 9599 4192
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