Of 17 aged care homes in the Mid-Coast council area, NSW, 6 describe respite care on their own website (government service list, 30 June 2025; homes' websites checked October 2026).
Directory updated 6 October 2026. Source details are at the end of this page.
Each home below describes respite care on its own web page. The link under each home goes to that page.
Homes are listed alphabetically by suburb, then by name. Payment never changes the order of results or which homes appear.
Forster NSW 2428
160 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by BaptistCare
From the home's website, checked 6 October 2026
Forster NSW 2428
100 government funded placesPrivateRun by Estia Investments Pty Ltd
From the home's website, checked 6 October 2026
Old Bar NSW 2430
90 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by Bushland Health Group Limited
From the home's website, checked 6 October 2026
Taree NSW 2430
91 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by Bushland Health Group Limited
From the home's website, checked 6 October 2026
Taree NSW 2430
100 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by Bushland Health Group Limited
From the home's website, checked 6 October 2026
Wingham NSW 2429
82 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by The Frank Whiddon Masonic Homes of New South Wales
From the home's website, checked 6 October 2026
11 other homes in the Mid-Coast council area, NSW do not mention respite care on their website. Many still offer it. See all homes in the Mid-Coast council area, NSW and ask them directly.
4 of them are run by providers that mention respite care on a provider-wide page. That does not confirm it for each home.
This page lists aged care homes whose own website describes respite care. Our guides explain the wider topic:
A home's listing tells you what the government publishes and what the home says about itself. It cannot tell you whether there is a room free or how it feels to live there. These guides cover the steps around choosing a home.
Directory updated 6 October 2026. How we collect and check this data.
Based on Australian Institute of Health and Welfare material.
From the home's own website, checked October 2026.
Counts computed 6 October 2026 from homes' own web pages. Provider-wide claims are not counted.