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How a Home Care Package Works

October10

As you grow older, you may find that you need extra support to continue living at home. Maybe you are starting to find everyday tasks – for example, doing housework, climbing the stairs, going to the shops, lifting things – difficult to do on your own. Or perhaps you have a chronic health condition that requires ongoing management and care. One option that may be available to you is a Home Care Package. Not sure what this is? Here is some information on how a Home Care Package works, what services you can get with a Home Care Package, the costs…

Client story: putting empathy into practice

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October08

Caring for someone with a mental health disorder requires empathy and respect. Two people who know this well are Patrick and his mother, Rosemary. Life has often been challenging for Patrick and his family. Due to a diagnosis of schizophrenia, Patrick relies on support for different aspects of daily living. Unfortunately, the care he received in the past was often short-term and inconsistent – a situation that created frustration and distress. Prejudice is also another issue the family were sensitive to. Patrick’s mother Rosemary, who works in community care, is keenly aware of the stigma that can exist towards people…

Be part of the booming aged and disability care industry

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September05

An ageing population and relatively low start-up costs are fueling the growth of the home-care sector in Australia. As many businesses around the world face challenging times ahead with the COVID-19 crisis, more and more families will be looking to find in-home support options for their loved ones. Home Caring is an Australian home care business dedicated to providing high quality, compassionate and trustworthy care and support services to their clients, Launched in 2015 with a vision of delivering exceptional at-home care, Home Caring believes everyone should have access to a caregiver of their choice, control over their daily schedule,…

Client story: care gives client new lease on life

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September01

On a sunny day, Que loves nothing better than to spend time out in nature with his carer, Thuy. The pair often go for leisurely walks, laughing and chatting with each other as they stroll amongst the greenery of Sydney’s suburban south west. “Being at home can be boring sometimes, so I’m always happy when Thuy arrives, as I can chat with her about anything,” says Que. Thuy agrees. “Walking isn’t just about the exercise; it’s also about companionship,” she says. “We have a good chat when we’re out. I ask him questions about his life, and he tells me…

The time is right to check out the revolutionary Home Caring franchise model

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August31

Australia is an ageing population, and while generational change is putting a strain on the public sector, allied health franchise Home Caring is helping eagle-eyed entrepreneurs make the most of a growing industry. Currently in Australia the demand for aged care and home care providers far outweighs the number of registered offerings. The Covid-19 crisis has resulted in people preferring care at home. Between March and July 2020 Home Caring has increased the number of hours serviced by more than 100 per cent. As the country’s median age increases, more Australians will require home care services, making the opportunity more…

20 self-care tips during COVID-19 if you have a disability

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August10

Social distancing at home can be tough if you are living with a disability. But whatever your situation, there are plenty of things you can do to help you stay healthy, happy and connected. Here’s 20 ideas to get you started. Stay in touch with your doctors. Your health is important, so it’s important to keep your regular appointments and get help if you need it. If you are unable to go in person, call your doctor. Most GPs offer telehealth services, so you can receive care through phone or video conferencing. Talk to your someone if you’re feeling sad…