Aged Care RatingsAustralia

Uniting Amala Gordon ACT

200 Woodcock Drive, Gordon ACT 2906

122 beds The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) Large home Not for Profit
Government rating
4 of 5 stars Good
72% Residents' survey score Our figure — the average of 12 questions

Ranked 21 of 29 in ACT

At a glance, from the figures

  • Delivered 214 care minutes per resident per day against a target of 208 — 6 minutes above.
  • 72% of residents' survey answers were positive.
  • The lowest-scoring answer was "I like the food here", at 47%.
  • No regulatory action in place. The last ended July 2020: Notice of Non-Compliance.

The five ratings

Four measures make up the overall rating. The i beside each one explains what it covers.

Overall OverallOne rating combining the four below. Residents’ experience counts for about a third, compliance a little under a third, then staffing and quality measures. Good
Residents’ experience Residents’ experienceFrom face-to-face interviews with a sample of residents, who answer twelve questions about daily life in the home. Acceptable
Compliance ComplianceSet by the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission from regulatory decisions and audit findings, and updated as things change. A 1 or 2 here caps the overall rating at that level. Excellent
Staffing StaffingCompares the care minutes per resident per day the home delivered against the target set for that home, including registered nurse minutes. Acceptable
Quality measures Quality measuresSeven clinical indicators the home reports each quarter — falls, pressure injuries, weight loss, restrictive practices and medication use. Acceptable
Scale 1 · Significant improvement needed2 · Improvement needed3 · Acceptable4 · Good5 · Excellent

Why the ratings are broken out

Most homes land in much the same place on the overall star: 69% hold four, and none holds fewer than three. The four measures above, and the detail below, are where homes actually differ from one another.

Staffing

Every home has a target for care minutes per resident per day, set for that home. This is what it reported delivering.

Total care minutes per day 214 target 208 +6 min
Registered nurse minutes 46 target 42 +4 min

What residents said

An independent surveyor interviewed residents here face to face in 2026. These are the shares who answered "always" or "most of the time" — 72% across all 12 questions.

Staff treat me with respect 83%
I feel safe here 96%
Staff are kind and caring 91%
I get the care I need 82%
Staff know what they are doing 78%
Staff follow up when I raise things 52%
Staff explain things to me 69%
I have a say in my daily activities 65%
I am encouraged to do things for myself 69%
This place is well run 65%
This place feels like home 61%
I like the food here 47%

The lowest-scoring answer is marked, because it is usually the one worth asking about on a visit.

Clinical quality measures

The share of residents affected, as the home reports each quarter. Lower is better on all of these.

Pressure injuries0%
Restrictive practices21%
Unplanned weight loss4%
Falls37%
Major injury from a fall0%
Polypharmacy31%
Antipsychotic medication9%

Compliance

The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission checks homes against the Quality Standards and sets this rating, updating it as things change.

Compliance rating Excellent

Regulatory history

Notice of Non-Compliance. A formal notice that the home was not meeting one or more of the Quality Standards at the time. Applied April 2020 · Ended July 2020

This ended, and is here as history rather than a live concern. The rating above is the Commission's current view.

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