Aged care · Sydney

Whiddon

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Whiddon is a community-owned not-for-profit aged-care provider based in Whiddon Easton Park (Glenfield), Sydney. Services include residential aged care, home care packages, respite.

Is Whiddon a good aged care?

Whiddon is an established aged care provider based in Sydney, Australia. Whiddon is a community-owned not-for-profit aged-care provider based in Whiddon Easton Park (Glenfield), Sydney. Services include residential aged care, home care packages, respite. Pricing is basic daily fee regulated by govt; rad/dap varies by room.

Profile information cross-referenced against public sources at time of publication. Verify a provider's current credentials directly with the relevant Australian regulator before engaging.

Key takeaways

  • Whiddon is profiled in our independent aged care directory.
  • Primary location: Sydney, Australia. Pricing: Basic daily fee regulated by govt; RAD/DAP varies by room.
  • Best for: Not-for-profit.
  • Website available for direct booking.
  • Compare with alternatives in our 2026 national ranking.

What Whiddon offers

Not-for-profit
Dementia care
78+ years
Whiddon Easton Park (Glenfield)

Common questions

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Is Whiddon reputable?

Whiddon is profiled in our independent directory based on public records and the provider's own published information. We do not yet aggregate review data for this category.

How much does Whiddon charge?

Whiddon's pricing falls in the "Basic daily fee regulated by govt; RAD/DAP varies by room" range. Exact quotes depend on the specific service and scope — request a free written quote to compare before committing.

Where is Whiddon based?

Whiddon is primarily based in Sydney, Australia, and serves clients across Sydney and surrounding areas. Check with the provider directly for specific service-area coverage.

What are the alternatives to Whiddon?

Our independent ranking of the top aged care in Australia includes HammondCare, Anglicare Sydney, Catholic Healthcare. Each has different strengths — see our comparison for a side-by-side breakdown.

How do I get an ACAT assessment for my parent?

Call My Aged Care on 1800 200 422. The assessment is free and conducted by a qualified team (usually a nurse or social worker) at your parent's home. It takes 1-2 hours and determines what level of care they're eligible for — Home Care Package levels, residential aged care, respite, or transition care. You'll receive a referral code by post within 2-4 weeks. Without an ACAT code, you cannot access subsidised aged care services.

How much does aged care cost in Australia in 2026?

Residential aged care costs include a Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RAD) of $400k-$1.2M (returned when you leave), the Basic Daily Care Fee of $61.96/day (paid by everyone), a means-tested care fee of 0-$32,718/year based on income and assets, and optional extra services fees. Total annual cost ranges from $30,000 (low-means residents) to $90,000+ (premium homes). In-home care via Home Care Packages is much cheaper: $7,500-$61,000/year depending on level.

What is the difference between low-care and high-care?

These categories were abolished in 2014. Aged care homes now offer a mix of care levels and adjust as residents' needs change. Your level of subsidy is determined by the Aged Care Funding Instrument (ACFI) assessment done after admission. This means you don't need to move homes if your mum's needs increase — the same home will provide more support and the government subsidy will increase accordingly.

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