Aged Care
We specialise in aged care construction here in Adelaide.
Aged care is a sector that we have significant experience across – from modernising rooms and common areas to offering complete refurbishments. Our focus here is on enhancing the safety, functionality and comfort of these spaces.
We understand that this sector has unique needs, and we work collaboratively with facilities and maintenance teams to ensure the delivery of high-quality work, meeting the specific needs of the aged care environment.
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Testimonials
We take pride in providing a high level of building services to our clients, check out some of the fantastic testimonials we've received.
"Nick Kanaan, was readily contactable throughout the process, never appeared stressed even when we changed a few things along the way, and always had a solution."
Dr Richard Goodwin
"I've used Nick from NDK Constructions for the last few projects on a commercial property I own. No job is ever too big or small for Nick - he treats every project with equal importance. He is diligent and his workmanship is second to none."
Chris Reaich
"Nick understands the ins and outs of the industry better than most, and his hands-on approach as well as ensuring the build was as seamless as possible were his most valued attributes."
Rick D'Andrea
D'Andrea Architects
FAQ
Below are some of our more frequently asked questions. If you still have more questions, don't hesistate to call us or use our contact form.
What building codes and standards apply to aged-care home construction in SA?
There are specific codes set that ensure safety, accessibility and livability for residents. Any aged-care home built must adhere to the Building Code of Australia (BCA) as part of the National Construction Code (NCC) and any relevant Ministerial Building Standards.
Are there specific design guidelines for aged-care homes?
The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing has taken the initiative to outline a National Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines for the aged-care sector. The guideline promotes safe, comfortable and supportive environments for residents. To achieve this, the guidelines take into account factors such as independence participation, mobility and cultural diversity.
What are the Aged Care Quality Standards, and how do they affect building design?
Aged Care Quality Standards such as dignity, choice, safety and effective care must be met for government subsidised homes. Accreditation and ongoing funding is provided only if the above standards are compliant.
Are there recommendations for the size or model of aged-care homes?
Resident independence is the of the government and is encouraged via smaller, household-style models that promotes and supports a homelike environment. These types of models are recommended within the National Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines but are not mandatory.
What costs are involved in building or operating an aged-care home?
The cost for construction varies based on design, location and services provided. In regards to residents, fees can include accommodation costs, means-tested care fees and a basic daily fee. Subsidisations are provided to eligible facilities by the Australian Government with funding tied to meeting quality and design standards.
What is the process for government funding and accreditation?
Resident needs and means assessments determine funding. To receive government subsidies, the homes must meet quality standards, be accredited and undergo regular assessments.
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