Martin Luther Homes consists of a Retirement Village with 51 Independent Living Units, 4 serviced apartments  and a Residential Care Facility comprising of 88 beds offering both, low level (hostel) and high level (nursing home & dementia specific) care.  We are, therefore, able to offer our residents “ageing in place” where a progression  from independent living to nursing home (high level) care is possible.

 

Our aged care facility’s objective is to provide professional aged care services predominantly (but not exclusively) to the German speaking community in a Christian (Lutheran) environment, which is designed to meet the requirements of each individual resident in a holistic manner.

 

The facility is just a short drive up to the tourist towns of Belgrave, Sassafras, Olinda and Mount Dandenong.

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www.dandenongrangestourism.com.au

 

Our architectural highlights include :

High quality landscaping including gardens, courtyards and walking paths.

Semi private and public spaces, and our Lutheran Church and Community Centre.

    GENERAL INFORMATION

Lutheran Church & Community Centre

An introduction to the Homes history:

The development of our facilities using the family home as a model, has proven to be very successful in giving our residents both quality of life and quality care.

 

Martin Luther Homes has been operating for 40 years. We commenced residential care as a 31 bed hostel.  In 1996 we opened our nursing home and dementia unit with 12 and 11 beds respectively.  A further 15 bed nursing home and 15 bed dementia unit were opened in December 2000 with 7 more beds in 2003.  The 51 independent living units were built over the years since 1969.

 

 

 

Registration

Persons who wish to be considered for entry, must register their interest on our waiting list. A fully refundable fee applies on application.

Waiting List

A set number of applicants only are permitted to be on the waiting list for each facility. When the waiting list is full, it is closed until such time as a vacancy occurs.

When a vacancy occurs, a registered applicant is invited to meet with the Homes' Chief Executive Officer and Director of Nursing.

Applications for residential care units must be accompanied by a current Aged Care Assessment. This is a requirement for all aged care facilities.