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Estia Health completes acquisition of Robina Rise, Noosa, and Gympie Views residential aged care homes from Calvary Health Care

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  • Estia Health strengthens Queensland presence with acquisition
  • No change for residents in the homes
  • Continuity of employment with Estia Health for current employees

 

Estia Health has completed the acquisition of three residential aged care homes previously operated by Calvary Health Care in Robina, Noosa, and Gympie. The homes are now officially owned and operated by Estia Health, expanding the company’s footprint in key Queensland regions.

Sean Bilton, CEO Estia Health said: “We are delighted to be able to increase our commitment to the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast through the management of an additional 406 residential aged care places, for older Queenslanders.”

“We want to assure all residents and their families that they will continue to receive the same dedicated care and services from the same people that they always have,” Bilton said. “As a provider of residential aged care homes across Australia, we are proud to offer individualised care and support to our residents and their families at an incredibly important time in their lives.”

The acquisition of these three aged care homes reinforces Estia Health’s position as one of Australia’s leading aged care providers, now operating 78 homes nationwide. This expansion demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to providing high-quality, person-centred care to older Australians.

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