Aged care homes in New South Wales

Aged Care HQ lists 861 aged care homes in New South Wales, with 72,589 government funded places. 539 are run by not-for-profit organisations and 237 describe dementia 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.

Residential aged care in New South Wales at a glance

861
aged care homes
72,589
government funded places
28%
describe dementia care on their own website (237)
63%
run by not-for-profit organisations

Places and organisation type: Aged care service list: 30 June 2025. Based on Australian Institute of Health and Welfare material.

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Care described on the home's website

From each home's own web page. A home that does not mention it may still offer it.

Nursing homes in New South Wales: all 861 homes listed

Showing 409 to 432 of 861 homes, page 18 of 36

Homes are listed alphabetically by suburb, then by name. Payment never changes the order of results or which homes appear.

  1. Adventist Nursing Home

    Kings Langley NSW 2147

    123 government funded placesPrivateRun by Seventh-day Adventist Aged Care (Greater Sydney) Ltd

  2. Uniting Kingscliff

    Kingscliff NSW 2487

    112 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW)

  3. IRT Thomas Holt Kirrawee

    Kirrawee NSW 2232

    253 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by Illawarra Retirement Trust

    • Says on its website: dementia care
    • Says on its website: palliative care
  4. Estia Health Kogarah

    Kogarah NSW 2217

    72 government funded placesPrivateRun by Estia Investments Pty Ltd

    • Says on its website: respite care
    • Says on its website: dementia care
    • Says on its website: secure dementia unit
  5. St Basil's Kogarah

    Kogarah NSW 2217

    57 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by ST Basils Homes

  6. St Patrick's Green

    Kogarah NSW 2217

    96 government funded placesPrivateRun by Greengate Care Pty Limited

  7. Whiddon Kyogle

    Kyogle NSW 2474

    70 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by The Frank Whiddon Masonic Homes of New South Wales

    • Says on its website: respite care
  8. St Basil's Lakemba

    Lakemba NSW 2195

    195 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by ST Basils Homes

  9. Uniting Kamilaroi Lane Cove

    Lane Cove NSW 2066

    74 government funded placesNot-for-profitRun by The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW)

Aged care homes in New South Wales by city and council area

Cities and major centres

Council areas

Organisations running aged care homes in New South Wales

Before you shortlist a home

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.

Common questions about aged care in New South Wales

How many aged care homes are there in New South Wales?
Aged Care HQ lists 861 aged care homes in New South Wales, with 72,589 government funded places between them. The list comes from the government's aged care service list and only includes homes we could match with confidence.
How many say they offer dementia care or respite care?
237 homes describe dementia care and 222 describe respite care on their own websites. A home that does not mention it may still offer it, so ask the home directly.
How are the homes on this page ordered?
Alphabetically by suburb, then by name. To see homes by distance, search for a suburb or postcode or use homes near me. Payment never changes the order of results or which homes appear.

Sources and dates

Directory updated 6 October 2026. How we collect and check this data.

  • Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (GEN Aged Care Data). Data as at 30 June 2025. Retrieved 5 October 2026. Licence: CC BY 4.0
    Aged care service list: 30 June 2025

    Based on Australian Institute of Health and Welfare material.

  • Each aged care home or its provider. Checked 6 October 2026. Retrieved 6 October 2026
    Homes' own websites

    From the home's own website, checked October 2026.