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BaptistCare expands with Wagga Wagga village acquisition

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NSW village and care operator BaptistCare acquired the Wagga Wagga based Watermark retirement living residences on 23 December.

Watermark is an innovative adaptation of an historical building in the centre of Wagga, with modern low rise extensions, featuring one, two, three and four bedroom apartments that feature open-plan living. The final stage was completed in 2013.

BaptistCare already has a solid care footprint in Wagga Wagga, offering residential aged care, respite and home services across the region.

BaptistCare already has a solid care footprint in Wagga Wagga, offering residential aged care, respite and home services across the region.

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