THE first of at least nine independent units at Pakenham Aged Care is tenant ready. Pakenham Aged Care chief executive Linda Austen said the units were part of a major upgrade to the facility.
A further eight units will be built next year, while work will soon start on a $6 million extension.
The extension will see the Ron Andrews Nursing Home relocated to a new building, while that area will be transformed into a dementia unit.
The extension will also see a cinema, multi-purpose rooms, additional courtyards and underground parking added to the aged care facility.
Ms Austen said the first independent living unit, a fully maintained two-bedroom and disabled friendly home, was perfect for those with family at Ron Andrews or Millhaven Hostel.
“We’ve had a lot of inquiries from people whose partners want to come on site but aren’t ready for aged care,” she said.
For inquiries, or to access plans of future units, call Robert on 5941 0406.
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