MYVISTA

MYVISTA Retirement Villages: Communities, Care and Locations Across Western Australia

MYVISTA offers retirement village living with care close by, backed by more than 30 years' experience and two communities across Western Australia. If you are thinking about downsizing and want care to be part of the picture, this page sets out what MYVISTA offers and what to ask. Find a MYVISTA community near you below, or read on for costs, care details and what sets MYVISTA apart.

Quick facts

About MYVISTA

MYVISTA was founded in 1991 and admitted its first resident in 1992. Today it runs two communities in Perth's north metropolitan area, with both villas and apartments on offer. Each community sits alongside residential aged care, so retirement living and care share the same neighbourhood. For someone planning ahead, that means thinking about the home you want now and the support you might want later as part of one decision rather than two. It also helps to look at both communities before choosing, so you can compare the setting, the style of home and how close the care is.

Residents lease their home, so it is worth reading the lease terms closely and asking questions before you commit. MYVISTA looks after the landscaped gardens, grounds and security, which leaves you more time for family, friends and the things you enjoy. When you visit, ask what that looks like day to day and which tasks stay with you.

MYVISTA is a community-based, not-for-profit provider. Its heritage lies in Perth cultural clubs whose members migrated from Italy, Macedonia and the former Yugoslavia, and that background shapes the culturally appropriate care it offers today. If language or culture matters to you or to a family member, this is a useful thing to raise when you talk to the team, because it tells you something about the way care is approached.

Costs & fees

For a current price, call MYVISTA directly on 08 6393 1000 or enquire through the listing for the community you're interested in. When you ring, ask what you would pay to move in, what ongoing charges apply and what happens to the lease if your circumstances change. Write the answers down, and keep them alongside any brochures or contract papers, so you can compare them with the other villages you are considering. Prices and terms are best confirmed in writing for the specific home you have in mind, rather than assumed from a general description.

Care & lifestyle services

You can live independently in your own home and add support as your needs change. MYVISTA offers home care covering clinical care, independence and support, and everyday living, from nursing and personal care to light cleaning and gardening. Services are tailored to you, so your own needs set the starting point. They can be government subsidised or privately funded, which helps you stay independent for longer. If you are unsure which funding route suits you, ask MYVISTA to explain the options before you decide.

Residential aged care is on site at both communities, with meals prepared by an on-site chef and served in a dining hall. Having care on the same site as your home can make a difference if your needs change, because you may not need to look elsewhere or leave a neighbourhood you know.

Residents enjoy a clubhouse with a fully equipped kitchen, an indoor swimming pool, car parking and storage, with secure indoor parking at Mirrabooka. These are the kinds of shared spaces where neighbours meet, so when you tour, picture how you would use them in an ordinary week and whether they fit the way you like to spend your time. A visit at a quiet time and a busy time can give you a fuller sense of the place.

What makes MYVISTA different

Retirement living and residential aged care share the same sites at both communities. That puts physiotherapy, occupational therapy and visiting medical practitioners close to home if your needs change, with a preferred pharmacy provider for medications. Interpreting is available through external providers, which matters if English isn't your first language. Having these services nearby can ease the practical side of getting help, since you spend less time arranging appointments and travel. Ask each community which of these services you would use regularly and how you would arrange them.

MYVISTA has run aged care in Perth since admitting its first resident in 1992. It works in partnership with older people and their families. For families, that partnership is worth exploring in conversation: ask how decisions are shared, how you would be kept informed and who you would speak to if you had a concern.

Last updated: October 2026.