Regis Aged Care

Regis Aged Care Regis is one of Australia’s largest aged care operators. We embrace Our Purpose: Personalised and respectful care that embraces the experience of ageing.

Founded over 30 years ago, Regis serves more than 9,000 older Australians through residential aged care homes, home care service hubs, day therapy and respite centres, and retirement villages. Founded over 30 years ago, Regis provides services to more than 9,000 older Australians through residential aged care homes, home care service hubs, day therapy and respite centres, and retirement villages.

Regis is one of Australia’s largest providers of residential aged care and currently operates 67 Homes nationwide. Proudly Australian owned and operated, we offer a diverse range of residential aged care options including ageing-in-place, respite care, specialist dementia care and palliative care. It is our commitment to ensure that everyone in our care is treated with dignity, receives care tailored to their unique needs, and is valued for their life experiences. Regis prides itself on providing high-quality care and services through its team of over 11,000 dedicated nurses, carers, and support professionals. So, if you, or a loved one, wish to learn more about how Regis can support you visit regis.com.au or call us today on 1300 998 100.

“I couldn’t remember the last time I went to the zoo! I feel so happy, it was such a lovely day.” A group of residents ...
02/05/2026

“I couldn’t remember the last time I went to the zoo! I feel so happy, it was such a lovely day.”

A group of residents from Regis Nedlands recently enjoyed a wonderful day out at Perth Zoo, spending time together and exploring a range of animals from Australia and around the world.

For resident Aurora, the visit was a chance to spend time with friends while learning something new. “The group really enjoyed the experience,” she said, “the guides at Perth Zoo were very helpful and caring, sharing lots of interesting information.”

Read the full story here https://www.regis.com.au/newsroom-a-day-at-the-zoo-with-regis-nedlands

“Music has played a significant role in my life. When I was a child, I learned to play the piano from a couple of well-k...
30/04/2026

“Music has played a significant role in my life. When I was a child, I learned to play the piano from a couple of well-known composers in New Zealand. In my teenage years I developed a passion for singing. I joined the Salvation Army Choir when I was sixteen years old and have been singing with them until just a few years ago. I loved being a part of a group and meeting interesting people. With my choir, I travelled around New Zealand and one of the highlights was singing for a General who had flown out from England. I decided to join the Regis Choir because I love to sing and the songs were different to the ones I am used to singing. With the Salvation Army Choir, I mainly sang religious songs so it was fun to sing more popular songs. By joining the Regis Choir, I met some lovely residents who I hadn’t talked to before and we enjoyed sharing stories together.” - Doreen, Regis Camberwell resident

Margaret has always valued her independence. After more than 45 years living on her own, she never imagined she would fi...
30/04/2026

Margaret has always valued her independence. After more than 45 years living on her own, she never imagined she would find a new sense of freedom in aged care.

Since moving to Regis Rosebud, Margaret has discovered a community where she feels supported and connected. She enjoys theme days and concerts, with Music Day being a favourite.

Read Margaret’s full story here: https://bit.ly/4bjNLsX

Regis Aspley in Queensland came alive with colour, music, dance and delicious food recently as residents and employees c...
29/04/2026

Regis Aspley in Queensland came alive with colour, music, dance and delicious food recently as residents and employees came together to celebrate Nepali New Year.

For resident Sid, it was “a fantastic morning.” He said, “it was great to see the team get involved and wear their traditional dress.”

The team sung the Nepali national anthem and performed a dance for residents.
Resident Wendy summed up the celebrations perfectly when she said, “I really enjoyed the morning. Seeing the employees dressed up and dancing was wonderful.”

Read the full story here https://www.regis.com.au/newsroom-happy-nepali-new-year-from-regis-aspley

At Regis Sippy Downs in Queensland, no two days look the same. For Lifestyle Coordinator Susie, that’s exactly what make...
28/04/2026

At Regis Sippy Downs in Queensland, no two days look the same. For Lifestyle Coordinator Susie, that’s exactly what makes the role meaningful.

After nearly 20 years working in primary schools, Susie moved into aged care in 2017. “People think lifestyle is just playing games,” she said. “It’s more than that. Some days you’re running activities, others you’re sitting with someone one on one. It changes every day.”

For Susie, the most rewarding part of the role comes from the impact those moments have. “A resident came back after a day out and said, ‘Can we do it again?’ That’s what it’s about.”

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4cOkypF

Regis Sandgate Musgrave in Brisbane has launched the Regis Musgrave Baking Group, bringing residents and team members to...
27/04/2026

Regis Sandgate Musgrave in Brisbane has launched the Regis Musgrave Baking Group, bringing residents and team members together to give back to the local community.

Inspired by residents’ past volunteering experiences, the group now bakes and donates treats to Sandbag, a North Brisbane community organisation.

Resident Lorraine says she is thrilled to continue her passion for volunteering while living in aged care. “I am proud to be part of the baking group,” she shared. “I love knowing I can continue contributing to the community and helping others.”

Read the full story here https://www.regis.com.au/newsroom-regis-musgrave-baking-group-gives-back-to-community

This poem was written by David J Garic, resident at Regis Bunbury in Western Australia, shared with us this ANZAC Day in...
26/04/2026

This poem was written by David J Garic, resident at Regis Bunbury in Western Australia, shared with us this ANZAC Day in remembrance of those who served and sacrificed.

"Lest we forget

On ANZAC Day at dawn’s first fragile light
When silence holds the earth so tight
A lone bugle cries into the sky
A haunting, timeless lullaby.

Boots once pressed on distant sand
Young hearts called from home and land
They carried dreams, both brave and true
Not knowing what the day would do.

The sea still whispers Gallipoli
Of courage carved in history
Where fear stood close, yet did not win
For mateship burned so deep within.

They were sons, and brothers too
With skies of hope in brightest blue
Yet war would turn those skies to grey
And steal their youth so far away.

No glory shines in mothers’ tears
No triumph heals the silent years
But in their loss, a truth remains
Their sacrifice runs through our veins.

We stand today where they once fell
In quiet thought, in stories we tell
Not just of battles, loss, and strife
But of their gift our very life.

So bow your head, let silence speak
For strength was found in those once weak
And in that hush, their voices say
“Remember us this ANZAC Day.”"

Marie Kirkby, resident of Regis Gatton in Queensland, is 105 years old and is believed to be Australia’s oldest living W...
25/04/2026

Marie Kirkby, resident of Regis Gatton in Queensland, is 105 years old and is believed to be Australia’s oldest living World War II veteran.

She enlisted in 1944 with the Royal Australian Army Service Corps, serving as a driver during the final year of the war.

This week, Marie met with Queensland Premier David Crisafulli as part of ongoing recognition of veterans and the importance of preserving their stories.

This ANZAC Day, Marie will lead her local parade in Gatton, representing a generation whose service helped shape Australia and whose contribution continues to be recognised today.

On the latest episode of the Club Sandwich podcast, our CEO and Managing Director, Dr Linda Mellors shares her perspecti...
24/04/2026

On the latest episode of the Club Sandwich podcast, our CEO and Managing Director, Dr Linda Mellors shares her perspective on aged care in Australia, drawing on sector knowledge and lived experience within our Homes.

During their conversation, Linda and host Sarah Macdonald discuss how aged care funding works, when to start looking into aged care, and ways to reduce stress when you or a family member are searching for care.

Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw9yoYQ5ieo

At Regis Dandenong North in Victoria, ANZAC Day is shaped by personal contributions from residents.This year, Tehea has ...
24/04/2026

At Regis Dandenong North in Victoria, ANZAC Day is shaped by personal contributions from residents.

This year, Tehea has created a wreath of crocheted poppies to be laid during the home’s ANZAC Day service.

Over several months, she made 100 poppies by hand, bringing them together as a tribute to those who served and sacrificed.

Moments like this help create meaningful experiences for residents and their families.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4tocrr3

Through our Empowering Through Purpose program, Regis Aged Care residents are supported to stay involved in the home in ...
23/04/2026

Through our Empowering Through Purpose program, Regis Aged Care residents are supported to stay involved in the home in ways that feel meaningful to them.

At Regis Lutwyche in Queensland, resident Iris has been leading a poppy making project in the lead up to ANZAC Day, bringing residents together through creativity and shared contribution.

“I love to be useful and to fill my day. I am grateful for something special to work on. It gives me purpose,” Iris said.

Programs like this help residents stay connected to who they are and what matters to them while connecting with their home's community.

Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4ttChtC

At Regis Marlestone in Adelaide, strong relationships are at the heart of everyday life. For Registered Nurse Jasmine, s...
21/04/2026

At Regis Marlestone in Adelaide, strong relationships are at the heart of everyday life. For Registered Nurse Jasmine, spending time with residents, listening to their stories and learning from their experiences is what makes her role so meaningful.

After moving to Australia from India at 22, Jasmine found more than a job in aged care. She found connection, belonging and opportunities to grow. Building rapport with residents has helped her settle into life in Adelaide and feel part of a close community.

Employees like Jasmine create trust and help residents feel valued every day.

Read Jasmine’s full story: https://bit.ly/48Qg6W5

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