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Old age homes in Cape Town Northern Suburbs

4 old age homes listed. Durbanville, Bellville, Tygerberg and Brackenfell: newer estates and easy access to the N1.

Old Age Homes · Bellville, Cape Town Northern Suburbs

Huis Andre van der Walt (Utilitas)

Utilitas residential facility for older persons on Durban Road, Bellville.

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    Old Age Homes · Chrismar, Bellville, Cape Town Northern Suburbs

    Huis Boland (Residentia)

    Registered residential facility for older persons in Chrismar, Bellville.

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      Old Age Homes · Kraaifontein, Cape Town Northern Suburbs

      Huis Ravenzicht

      Registered residential facility for older persons in Kraaifontein.

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        Old Age Homes · Bellville, Cape Town Northern Suburbs

        Utilitas Retirement Eureka

        Utilitas residential facility for older persons on Durban Road, Bellville.

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          Living in Cape Town Northern Suburbs

          The Northern Suburbs (Durbanville, Bellville, Tyger Valley, Brackenfell and surrounds) mix long-running Afrikaans-community villages with newer lifestyle estates. Mediclinic Durbanville and Mediclinic Louis Leipoldt in Bellville are close by, and the N1 makes the drive to Paarl and Stellenbosch short.

          Prices tend to sit below the Southern Suburbs and the Atlantic side, which makes the area popular with families relocating a parent from Gauteng.

          About old age homes

          An old age home (also called a home for the aged or residential care home) provides a room, meals and personal care in one place. Many in the Western Cape are run by churches or non-profit organisations, and some receive a subsidy from the Department of Social Development, which can make them more affordable.

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          What to ask when visiting a old age home in Cape Town Northern Suburbs

          1. 1Is the home registered with the Department of Social Development?
          2. 2Is it subsidised, and what are the admission and means-test criteria?
          3. 3Are rooms private or shared?
          4. 4What level of care is available if your parent's health declines?

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          Old Age Homes in Cape Town Northern Suburbs

          Are there subsidised old age homes in the Western Cape?

          Yes. Some non-profit homes receive a subsidy from the Department of Social Development for residents who qualify under a means test. Places are limited, and each home will explain its own criteria.