The Glenview promise
The Glenview experience is more than a place or a service – we treasure the joy of a life well lived. The Glenview promise of a good life is for now and into the future.
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About Us
Built in the 1880s, Glenview house and its Norfolk Island pine trees have been landmarks in Glenorchy for decades.
The house was purchased by the Anglican Diocese for the princely sum of 4,000 pounds and opened as the Glenview Home for Aged Persons in 1948.
Careers
Our staff and volunteers are our greatest asset. We recruit for kindness, train for excellence and we accept only the best people to be part of the Glenview family. We celebrate our wonderful staff and volunteers who enrich our community with their various backgrounds and nationalities.
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- Specialist dementia care
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- Residential care
- Respite care
- Home care + NDIS
News
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Years of Service awards 2024
Read more: Years of Service awards 2024Our staff and volunteers are our greatest asset. We recruit for kindness, train for excellence, and have the best people in our Glenview family. Last week, we celebrated several staff members with over 20 years of service, board members with over a decade of service, and others fifteen, ten or five years into their Glenview…
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Specialised Dementia Care program – the first in Tasmania
Read more: Specialised Dementia Care program – the first in TasmaniaOur Specialised Dementia Care Program (SDCP) will commence later this year in Waratah, a purpose-built cottage-like unit of 9 rooms on our Windsor St site. Glenview was awarded funding and support from the Commonwealth Department of Health to deliver the program, which has been operating in mainland states for more than five years. Our CEO…
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Encouraging independence through inclusive design
Read more: Encouraging independence through inclusive designEver wondered how the colours were chosen, or the houses were designed in one of the first small-house residential villages in Australia? We are thrilled to be featured in this episode about Korongee Dementia Village – commissioned by the Australian Institute of Architects.
