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Ainslie Low Head

Ainslie Low Head

LOW HEAD, TAS · 69 beds

5.0
Overall rating

Ainslie Low Head

5.0
LOW HEAD, TAS69 beds
Experience 5.0Compliance 5.0Staffing 5.0Quality 3.0

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Government quality data

Official ACQSC star ratings, compliance and quality measures, sourced from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).

Star rating

5.0
Residents' Experience
5.0
Compliance
5.0
Staffing
5.0
Quality Measures
3.0

No current compliance actions

Care minutes

Total care minutes

237 mins (target: 208)

Met
Registered nurse minutes

52 mins (target: 43)

Met

Quality measures

Pressure injuries

Better than most

Use of restrictive practices

Better than most

Unplanned weight loss

Below average

Falls

Better than most

Major injury from a fall

About average

Polypharmacy (5+ medications)

About average

Antipsychotic medication use

Better than most

Residents' experience

5.0

Overall residents’ experience rating, from resident surveys.

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Official ACQSC star ratings, compliance and quality measures, sourced from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).

Overall Rating

5.0

Government quality rating

Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) Quarterly Star Ratings Extract

Rating Breakdown

Residents' Experience(33% of rating)
5.0

How residents experience daily life · 33% of rating

Compliance(22% of rating)
5.0

Meeting aged care quality standards · 22% of rating

Staffing(22% of rating)
5.0

Care minutes and staffing levels · 22% of rating

Quality Measures(22% of rating)
3.0

Health and safety outcomes · 22% of rating

Compliance History

CompliantNo compliance actions on record

No active compliance issues on record.

The Australian Government rates aged care homes on a 1–5 star scale across four categories: Residents' Experience (33%), Compliance (22%), Staffing (22%), and Quality Measures (22%). Ratings are updated quarterly using data from quality assessments, staffing reports, and resident experience surveys.

Rating Trend

Rating improving
4.0
Q4 2025
4.0
Q1 2026
5.0
Q2 2026
5.0
Q3 2026

Based on resident interviews conducted in 2025

Always Most of the time Some of the time Never

Care needs being met

100%

Feeling at home

100%

Feeling safe

92%

Follow-up on concerns

92%

Food quality

46%
46%

Having a voice

100%

How the home operates

77%
23%

Independence supported

85%

Staff are caring

92%

Staff competence

85%
15%

Things explained clearly

92%

Treated with respect

100%
Total care minutes237 mins (target: 208)
Target
Registered nurse care minutes52 mins (target: 43)
Target
Met both targets

This facility delivers 237 minutes of hands-on care per resident per day. The government requires a minimum of 208 minutes, including 43 minutes delivered by registered nurses.

Care minutes trend

Q4 2025Q1 2026Q2 2026Q3 2026
Pressure injuries
1.0 (avg: 1.2)Better than most
AvgAvg
Use of restrictive practices
9.0 (avg: 23.2)Better than most
AvgAvg
Unplanned weight loss
11.0 (avg: 7.6)Below average
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Falls
18.0 (avg: 30.6)Better than most
AvgAvg
Major injury from a fall
2.0 (avg: 2.4)About average
AvgAvg
Polypharmacy (5+ medications)
41.0 (avg: 35.7)About average
AvgAvg
Antipsychotic medication use
2.0 (avg: 11.0)Better than most
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About this facility

Ainslie Low Head is a 69-bed residential aged care facility in LOW HEAD, TAS. As of Q3 2026, it holds an overall government star rating of 5/5, with its strongest performance in residents experience (5/5) and lowest in quality measures (3/5).

The facility delivers 237 minutes of direct care per resident per day, exceeding the government target of 208 minutes. Registered nurse care minutes (52) exceed the 43-minute target.

Residents report the highest scores for care needs being met (100% always) and being treated with respect (100% always). The lowest-scoring areas are food quality (46% always) and room cleanliness and upkeep (77% always).

The overall star rating trend over the past 4 quarters has been improving: 4/5 (Q4 2025) → 4/5 (Q1 2026) → 5/5 (Q2 2026) → 5/5 (Q3 2026).