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Where family matters

McKenzie Aged Care Group was founded by a family who saw a need to create an environment that truly felt like a family home.

For over 20 years, the creation and growth of 17 homes, that have become warm and welcoming communities, has been based on the foundations of family values. Like the core of any strong family – to put family first – McKenzie has always proudly stated that, “we put people first”.

The McKenzie family vision – to provide aged care homes that they would be proud to live in – started when sisters Sally and Mary-Ann McKenzie opened their first home in 2001, in the inner Melbourne suburb of Windsor. Their vision continues today with homes around Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales, where the resident’s needs remain the focus at every stage, and where they truly feel like part of the McKenzie family.

Mary-Ann McKenzie Director, says, “In a world where we are all impacted by the effects of COVID-19 and continually experiencing periods of isolation, lockdowns and separation from our loved ones, the family unit has never been more important. When families entrust their loved ones into our care, they will feel happy knowing that we are a family business that will care for their loved one like one of our own.”

“At a time when family really matters, we want to provide the community with the

confidence they need when its time to make a decision to enter aged care. McKenzie is a place where they’ll know that their family will matter,” says Director Sally McKenzie

McKenzie understands that the decision to move into a home is a big step. That’s why we have dedicated team members ready to assist at every stage of the family’s journey into care.

Your nearest McKenzie Aged Care home is Lynbrook Park in Lynbrook. To learn more and discover the quality care that McKenzie can provide for your loved one, call 1300 899 222 today or visit mckenzieacg.com

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