Specialised Dementia Support
Recognizing the Needs of Individuals with Dementia
Compassionate Dementia Care Unit
Omara’s dedicated dementia care unit offers specialised support in a safe, comfortable, and structured environment. We design personalised care plans for each resident, complemented by professional nursing, allied health services, tailored dining, housekeeping, and engaging lifestyle programs. Every aspect of our care is thoughtfully arranged to enhance comfort and quality of life.
Guided by a relationships-first approach, we focus on building trust and meaningful connections, creating a supportive environment where daily challenges are managed with dignity, understanding, and care.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dementia Care
What is dementia care?
- Increased agitation or aggressive behaviour
- Strong reactions to situations that may seem minor
- Misplacing items and persistently searching for them
- Repetitive actions or conversations due to memory difficulties
- Wandering or restlessness
- Challenges with daily activities such as eating, personal hygiene, and mobility
When Is It Time to Consider Dementia Care?
Dementia is a progressive condition, but the rate at which it develops differs for each individual. For some, changes may occur gradually over many years, while for others, symptoms can progress more rapidly over a shorter period.
Deciding when to move into a residential dementia care setting can be a difficult and emotional decision. It may become necessary when daily care needs increase, safety becomes a concern, or when support at home is no longer sufficient.
To help guide this decision, it can be valuable to seek advice from your GP, speak with organisations such as Dementia Australia, connect with other families and carers, and consult your local Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT). An official assessment is required to access residential aged care services and ensures the right level of support is provided.
Do You Offer Respite Care for People Living with Dementia?
What Is the Size of Your Dementia Care Facilities?
What Is the Visitor Policy in the Dementia Care Unit?
Omara is home to our residents, so we do not have set visiting hours. Family and friends are encouraged to visit whenever they can and, where possible, share meaningful moments such as meals with their loved ones.
In the event of a health outbreak (such as COVID-19), visiting arrangements may be adjusted to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all residents and staff. For the most up-to-date information, please contact your Omara residence directly.
How Do I Get Started?
Getting started is simple. You can connect with Omara’s dedicated team by completing a request a tour form or by calling our Relationship Centre on 0 (800) 256-16-30.
Our team will guide you through the process, answer your questions, and help you find the right care solution for your needs.
