Maison Retirement

Becoming a Resident of Maison Retirement is a choice in Lifestyle.

At your enviable stage if life you do not need to hamper your lifestyle by being burdened with these jobs associated with living in a large home.

At Maison Retirement your time will be freed up allowing you more time for your quest of fulfillment of these activities you perhaps only dreamed of.

An independent Lifestyle …it was worth waiting for.

• A great location - th retirement village is superbly located at East Gosford on the beautiful Central Coast
• A great home
• Maison Retirement village offers a great lifestyle
• The village is a unique, boutique complex where you are an individual not a number.
• The villas are architect designed
• Our self care villas are luxurious and affordable .
• The retirement village offers safe and secure environment
• “Care Assist” is available if required for personal / domestic assistance, meals etc.
• Located close to shopping, cafes and recreational facilities, churches, clubs, sporting and crafts.
• Excellent medical facilities are located nearby.
• You will be living close to the scenic expanse of beautiful Brisbane Water National Park.
• Close proximity to some of the finest beaches on the Central Coast.

Date:

Saturday, 6th of October - Country Comes to Pearl Beach

Details:

The Pearl Beach Country Music Festival will be held in October this year, raising funds for and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Guide Dog Association of NSW & ACT.
The festival will take place on Saturday October 6th from 12 noon. Tickets are $25 per person. Bring a picnic, and enjoy a variety of country music performed by well-known artists in the beautiful Crommelin Native Arboretum.

Contact:

Pearl Beach Progress Association; Lynne Lillico
ADDRESS:
Pearl Beach, NSW 2257

Location:

Pearl Beach Native Arboretum

Bookings:

02 4344 2319

As the hot weather approaches Central Coast we thought it was appropriate to remind resident of our retirement village and everyone else to be prepared. Heat can affect everyone but in particular it does affect senior citizens. Here is some common sense approach to dealing with hot Australian weather.

Simple advice: keep out of the heat

• Know the weather forecast and if a hot weather is announced, plan your day so you can stay out of the heat.
• 11am-3pm represents the hottest part of the day. You should avoid going out during this time.
• During hot days avoid strenuous outdoor activity such as gardening. Plan it for cooler parts of the day, like early morning or late evenings.
• If you must go out, stay in the shade. Wear a hat and light, loose-fitting clothes, preferably cotton. If you’ll be outside for some time, take plenty of water with you. Don’t forget to use the sunscreen with high UV rating 15+ or 30+

Staying cool is essential

• Stay inside, in the coolest rooms in your home.
• Close the curtains in rooms that get a lot of sun.
• Control the room temperature and keep the home properly ventilated.
• You can reduce your body temperature by take cool showers or baths. Splash your face and the back of your neck through a day with cold water will also refresh you.

Drink regularly to avoid dehydration

• Drink regularly. It is better to drink often in small volumes then drinking a lot of fluids with longer breaks in between. Water or fruit juices are best for hydration.
• Avoid diuretic beverages such as tea, coffee and alcohol as they can cause dehydration.
• Try to eat foods with high water content such as salads and fresh fruit.

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