South Park
South Park is a small care home with a welcoming tight-knit resident community at the heart of Minlaton on the Yorke Peninsula.
Overview
Many of our South Park residents and employees have spent much of their lives in, or in the regions around Minlaton.
South Park’s 18 single rooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom, are surrounded by comfortable lounge and sitting areas and well-maintained gardens.
Our chef prepares all food on-site daily with two courses served for lunch and three courses for dinner each day. Residents enjoy an interactive kitchen experience with meals served ‘across the counter’ and prepared using fresh ingredients from South Park’s fruit trees and vegetable and herb gardens.
Health professionals visit regularly including GPs, dentists, a podiatrist, dietitian and speech pathologist. Our physiotherapist supervises the on-site gym which features specially-designed equipment for building strength, increasing fitness and improving or maintaining mobility. There is also a varied social program that residents can choose to participate in including crafts, games and physical activities.
Residents can also have their hair done on-site by a professional hairdresser at an additional cost.
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Services and amenities
- Permanent and respite care
- Specialist palliative care
- On-site gymnasium
- On-site hairdressing salon
Location and access
South Park is on the outskirts of Minlaton in the Yorke Peninsula region and is adjacent to the Minlaton Health Centre, which provides accident, emergency and community health services. Local facilities including shops, eateries and the Yorke Peninsula Visitor Centre are also a short walk away.
No visiting limitations are currently in place.
Other conditions apply. Please visit Eldercare's response to COVID-19 page for more information.
Lifestyle
South Park has an active lifestyle program which is driven by residents. Popular activities include:
- Regular shows at South Park with local performers playing music and providing entertainment.
- The local ‘young mothers’ program, where mothers bring their babies and toddlers to spend time with residents.
- ‘Trish’s Kitchen Rules’ which allows residents to try new foods from different cultures and reminisce through ‘tried and true’ recipes, with many being from the Depression era.