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

Adventist Care brings more than 60 years' experience to retirement living, with two communities across Western Australia. Find an Adventist Care community near you below, or read on for costs, care details and what sets Adventist Care apart. If you are thinking about downsizing in Western Australia, this page explains how the villages work, what the operator looks after and which questions are worth asking when you visit.

Quick facts

About Adventist Care

Adventist Care was established in Western Australia in 1963. Today it runs two retirement villages, with apartments and villas to choose from. Each community has its own size and its own mix of on-site amenities. With only two communities, it is realistic to visit both, and doing so is the best way to compare the homes, the surroundings and the feel of each place before you decide.

Residents lease their home. Adventist Care carries out all regular maintenance and covers insurance for the buildings and fixtures. Cleaning of common areas, security, pest control and rubbish removal are looked after too, which leaves your time free for what you'd rather be doing. Amenities and activities vary by community. When you visit, ask what is included and what you would still be responsible for, so you can picture how your week would run and compare it with where you live now.

Adventist Care is an incorporated company, owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, which established it. If a faith-based organisation is part of what draws you to a village, ask how that shapes daily life, and whether residents are expected to take part in anything, so there are no surprises after you move in.

Costs & fees

For a current price, call Adventist Care directly on 0893544133 or enquire through the listing for the community you're interested in. When you call, ask for the details in writing so you can compare them with other villages at your own pace. It is worth asking what you would pay when you move in, what regular charges would apply and what would happen when you eventually leave. Setting those answers side by side for each community you visit is the most dependable way to see which option suits your budget and your plans.

Care & lifestyle services

You can live independently in your own apartment or villa and add support as your needs change. Adventist Care is a registered provider of home care services at Rossmoyne Waters. Knowing that help can be arranged later is part of what makes a move feel manageable, because you do not have to settle every question about future care on the first day.

That approach supports ageing in place. You stay in the home you know for longer, with a pathway to a higher level of care when required. If that pathway matters to you, ask how it works in practice, who would arrange it and what it would mean for your home.

On-site aged care is not available at every community. It is worth asking about this at each community you're considering. Ask to see what is actually on site, and think ahead about the kind of support you might want in future, so that you know what each village does and does not provide before you commit to a move.

Shared facilities and social life vary from one community to the next. Each community offers its own mix, so you can match the lifestyle to what suits you. Take a walk through the common areas on a visit, and notice how busy they are and whether the activities on offer are ones you would join.

What makes Adventist Care different

Adventist Care is a faith-based, not-for-profit operator. It publishes its fees on its own website, so you can read what living there costs before you pick up the phone.

Its continuum of care is built around ageing in place, so your home can stay your home as your needs change. Rates and taxes, water and street lighting are part of what Adventist Care looks after in the village, which keeps everyday running costs off your to-do list. When you compare villages, it helps to ask each operator which of these household costs it covers, so you can weigh them against what you pay at home today.

Adventist Care has a long record to examine, and the Church that established it now owns and operates it. A long record gives you something concrete to look into, and visiting both communities and speaking with residents where you can will tell you a good deal about what day-to-day life is like.

Last updated: October 2026.