Aged Care

As we age changes occur to our muscles and sensorimotor systems which can decrease mobility, lead to pain or stiffness and negatively affect balance and posture. These changes can lead to older people becoming more prone to falls and injury which can affect their ability and confidence to exercise or even engage in daily movement activities like walking the dog, for example. Additionally other health conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, depression or dementia which become more prevalent with age may also factor into a decrease in mobility and overall wellbeing.

Support, Safety and Security Support, Safety and Security is key at Barossa Village Barossa Village continues to provide support, care and accommodation for older people in our community during these challenging times. >> This refurbished kitchen was...

There's nothing quite like enjoying a refreshing book as spring arrives, especially when surrounded by the vibrant renewal of nature. It's a moment of rejuvenation for our souls.

Barossa Village retirement living clients Keith and Janet Hoppo are enjoying living closer to family and services at their new home in Tanunda.

SPONSORED by Barossa Village You might like gardening, or not. You might prefer an active social life, or you’re more of a homebody. You want to live independently in your own home, or you are...

Virtual Reality (VR) is a rapidly-evolving technology that offers exciting possibilities for many fields, including aged care. The Barossa Village is an innovative aged care provider and has implemented VR technology to help improve the physical, mental, and emotional health of residents.

Planning for your retirement or finding help in your home can be overwhelming, with most people asking “Where do I start?”

Along with the staff who wonderfully care for older people in our community, volunteers have always been at the heart of Barossa Village, supporting staff and clients across the organisation.

Drawing inspiration from the popular ABC series Old People’s Home for Four Year Olds, Barossa Village has recently launched an intergenerational parent-baby group at the Residency.

Animal-assisted therapy, also known as ‘pet therapy’, facilitates guided animal interaction with an individual or group with the aim of improving physical and mental health.