Home Care Advice
Want to learn more about in home care? Our advice hub contains relevant information to get you started and stay well.
How To Approach Tough Conversations About Care
It can be a difficult discussing a decline in your loved one’s ability to care for themselves. Our guide can help get you started.
Bathroom Safety for the Elderly Checklist
The bathroom can be a hotspot for accidents, especially for seniors who may face physical limitations or balance issues. As mobility and balance decrease with age, the risk of slips, trips, and falls increases.
Empowering Elderly Independence with Assistive Technology
Historically, ageing has often been associated with a loss of independence, freedom and a reduced lifestyle. The truth is, there are a wide variety of assistive care opportunities to ensure seniors can enjoy their lifestyle to the fullest possible.
Why You Should Care About Falls Prevention
Unless you’ve had a fall before, you may have never even thought about what it’s like to fall. If you are physically well and feeling strong on your feet, you may even scoff at the idea that you could have a fall.
Home Safety Checklist for Caregivers
As a caregiver, ensuring the safety of your loved one is paramount. This checklist provides a comprehensive guide.
Dementia Care in Melbourne
Dementia, a collective term for conditions affecting memory, thinking, and social abilities that interferes with daily functioning, is a growing concern worldwide.
Reablement and Rehabilitation in Aged Care
Reablement is an approach to care designed to maximise your function and independence. Learn about how it works here.
Healthy Eating for Healthy Ageing
Discover the vital role of nutrition for seniors receiving home care. Learn how a balanced diet supports overall health and independence, with tips on meal preparation, nutrition consultations, and subsidised meal options.
Staying Safe in the Heat | Aunty Grace
As the Australian summer brings soaring temperatures, everyone, especially older adults, faces the risk of heat-related illnesses.
Aged Care at Home in Melbourne
Aunty Grace home care aged services are designed to support you, and help your family. We can supply a friendly helping hand with personal care, medication management, and household chores; offer companionship to combat isolation and loneliness; provide reliable transport to get you out and about or to medical appointments; make sure you have access to qualified medical assistance at home; and make your house safer to move around in.
Restorative Care Pathway FAQ
Our aged care system can feel like a maze of programs, red tape, and complicated administrative processes, especially if you’re dealing with a short‑term health setback and trying to understand what support is available.