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Roshana Care Group buys Melbourne home, grows to 22 sites
Provider News
Roshana Care Group buys Melbourne home, grows to 22 sites
Provider NewsAged Care Reform
The Weekly Source · 2 min read · 2 days ago
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Summarised by Stellar
Key points5 points
- Roshana now operates 22 aged care homes across WA, NSW, VIC, and SA after acquiring the 50-bed ISOMER facility in Lysterfield, Victoria.
- The acquisition follows Roshana's purchase of Bolton Clarke's Bolton Point home and retirement village in NSW earlier this month, indicating a rapid expansion pace.
- Roshana is diversifying beyond aged care into retirement living, healthcare, and community care, reflecting a broader industry trend toward vertical integration.
- The consolidation trend may lead to fewer independent providers, potentially impacting local competition and care options for residents.
- Providers should monitor acquisition activity in their regions as it can affect workforce dynamics and referral relationships.
Summary
Roshana Care Group has acquired ISOMER Aged Care's 50-bed Melbourne home, renaming it Roshana Lysterfield Aged Care. This purchase brings the Perth-based operator to 22 homes across four states, following its recent acquisition of a Bolton Clarke facility in NSW. The company is pursuing an aggressive growth strategy through single-site acquisitions while diversifying into retirement living, healthcare, and community care. For providers, this signals intensifying consolidation in the aged care sector, potentially affecting competition, referral patterns, and workforce availability in affected regions.