Home Care Advice

This blog post spotlights the crucial role of home care services, particularly domestic assistance and personal care, in supporting the elderly.

Dementia, a collective term for conditions affecting memory, thinking, and social abilities that interferes with daily functioning, is a growing concern worldwide.

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.

As caregivers for the elderly, ensuring the safety of your loved ones is of paramount importance. Australia's ageing population is growing, and with it, the need for comprehensive home safety measures tailored to the unique challenges presented in the Australian context.

It can be a difficult situation when you have noticed a decline in your loved one’s ability to care for themselves. While you may think that they may need extra help around the home to keep them safe and well, they may not be so sure.

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.

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Are you finding some everyday tasks harder than you used to? Or do you have a loved one that could use a little help around the home? The good news is that there are many support services available. 

Find out all of the crucial information you need to know on reablement and rehabilitation.

If you are considering respite care, but aren’t sure exactly what it is, or how it can help you, we’ve compiled a list of common respite care FAQs.

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.