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Arundel 
| Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks
- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 13/05/2025 |
Bardon 
| Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks
- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 12/05/2025 |
Boondall  | Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 13/05/2025 |
Carina 
| Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 13/05/2025 |
Carseldine
| Maximum Restrictions (Pines) - SVCS Carseldine – Pines will be required to cohort. Residents who are not positive are still able to leave the facility however must inform the Clinical Manager of their intended leave.
- We encourage all visitors to limit their visits to essential visits as outlined in the Sector Code for Visiting in Aged Care Homes - COTA Australia
- All residents in the impacted area will be tested routinely every 48 hours for the duration of the outbreak unless otherwise indicated by the PHU.
- Staff working will be required to have a daily Rapid Antigen Test for the duration of the outbreak.
- Staff working in the impacted areas will wear an N95/P2 mask and face shield. Staff dealing directly with positive, or suspected positive residents will wear masks, gowns, and face shields.
- Staff working in non-impacted areas will wear an N95/P2 mask.
- Residents in this area may be encouraged to isolate to their rooms until the next round of testing.
- Visits will be required to take place in the resident's rooms.
- Visitors will be required to have a negative Rapid Antigen Test and wear a mask during their visit. Some visitors may be required to wear full PPE, including a mask, shield, gown and gloves if they are visiting positive residents.
Monitoring Only (all other areas)
- Visitors can book visits as per normal
- Visitors will be required to wear a mask and encouraged to have a negative RAT prior to each visit.
- There could be changes happening on site so for the safety of the residents, families, and staff, please follow all directions from staff at the home.
Last update 15/05/2025 |
Corinda 
| Maximum Restrictions (Level 1) - Rhinovirus - All residents are required to stay on their levels which means if you are on level 1, you will have to stay on Level 1.
- Residents who are not positive are still able to leave the facility however must inform the Living Support Manager, Clinical Manager or Facility Manager of their intended leave.
- We encourage all visitors to limit their visits to essential visits as outlined in the Sector Code for Visiting in Aged Care Homes - COTA Australia
- Staff working will be required to have a daily Rapid Antigen Test for the duration of the Outbreak.
- Staff will wear an N95/P2 mask throughout the facility. Staff dealing directly with positive, or suspected positive residents will wear masks, gowns, and face shields.
- Visits will be required to take place in the resident's rooms.
- Visitors are encouraged to have a negative Rapid Antigen Test and wear a mask during their visit. Some visitors may be required to wear full PPE, including a mask, shield, gown and gloves if they are visiting positive residents.
- Café will be open for only take aways and residents will be able to get their coffee’s delivered to their rooms.
Monitoring Only (all other areas)
- Visitors can book visits as per normal
- Visitors will be required to wear a mask and encouraged to have a negative RAT prior to each visit.
- There could be changes happening on site so for the safety of the residents, families, and staff, please follow all directions from staff at the home.
Last update 14/05/2025 |
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Gympie 
| Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks
- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 12/05/2025 |
Kangaroo Point

| Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 12/05/2025 |
Maroochydore 
| Monitoring Only
- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
Last update 12/05/2025 |
Mitchelton 
| Maximum Restrictions (Shannon House) - Areas with restrictions will only be accepting essential visitors.
- You can find more information about essential visitors below.
- All residents in the impacted areas will be tested.
- All staff will need to have a negative Rapid Antigen Test prior to them starting each shift for the of the Outbreak.
- Some communal spaces (lounges and dining areas) may close, and communal activities (dining, recreation, social and religious activities) may be cancelled.
- Visitors must complete a RAT upon entry to the home and all visits must take place in the resident’s room. Visitors may be required to wear full PPE for their visits.
- Staff will continue to wear masks and eye protection. Staff dealing directly with positive, or suspected positive residents will wear masks, gowns, and face shields.
All other areas will continue as normal - Visitors can visit the home as normal
Visitors and Staff must complete a RAT upon entry to the home There could be changes happening on site while you visit so for the safety of the residents, families, and staff, please follow all directions from staff at the home.
Last update 12/05/2025 |
Southport 
| Maximum Restrictions (Lenneberg Level 1) - Areas with restrictions will only be accepting essential visitors.
- You can find more information about essential visitors below.
- All residents in the impacted areas will be tested.
- All staff will need to have a negative Rapid Antigen Test prior to them starting each shift for the of the Outbreak.
- Some communal spaces (lounges and dining areas) may close, and communal activities (dining, recreation, social and religious activities) may be cancelled.
- Visitors must complete a RAT upon entry to the home and all visits must take place in the resident’s room. Visitors may be required to wear full PPE for their visits.
- Staff will continue to wear masks and eye protection. Staff dealing directly with positive, or suspected positive residents will wear masks, gowns, and face shields.
All other areas will continue as normal - Visitors can visit the home as normal
Visitors and Staff must complete a RAT upon entry to the home There could be changes happening on site while you visit so for the safety of the residents, families, and staff, please follow all directions from staff at the home.
Last update 13/05/2025 |
Toowoomba 
| Monitoring Only - No Active Exposures or Outbreaks
- All visiting types permitted with no restrictions on the number of visits
- Residents able to go on outings and social leave
- COVID and Flu vaccinations strongly recommended
- Residents will be screened when symptomatic and/or are a close contact
- Activities continue as normal
- Shared amenities open
- Visiting until 8pm weeknights, 6pm weekends
- RAT 72hrly for staff and 24hrly for visitors
Last update 12/05/2025 |