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Discover How Home Care Can Lead To A Happier, Higher Quality Of Life

Discover How Home Care Can Lead To A Happier, Higher Quality Of Life

Home care has become a popular choice for elderly individuals who wish to avoid a care facility. This article explores how this type of care can help individuals access a high quality of life.  If you are exploring care plans for yourself or an elderly loved one, then you may

Client story: Sandra and Ron

Client story: Sandra and Ron

Great care is all about empathy: Ron and Sandra’s story Great home care is like buying someone a present. To choose a gift they will love and appreciate, you need to understand the person: their personality, interests and needs. Care is the same. It takes empathy and a listening ear

How To Prepare For Your NDIS Plan Review

How To Prepare For Your NDIS Plan Review

If you are a part of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) then you may be aware that there is an annual review that will help ensure that your plan is meeting your needs. It may be a little nerve-racking at first to go through an NDIS review, but it’s

How to Help Your Loved One Navigate the Home Care Package Process

How to Help Your Loved One Navigate the Home Care Package Process

Everyone likes to think that they’ll continue leading independent lifestyles as they age. For most people, there’s no reason why that goal cannot be a reality. However, some people may need care and support as they get older to continue having independence and freedom. While some relatives, especially children, may

Why It's Important to Care for the Carers

Why It’s Important to Care for the Carers

It’s no secret that providing home care for a loved one is no mean feat. And when you provide 24/7 in home care for a relative with a physical or mental disability (or both), the job can be even more challenging and demanding. The sad truth is that the ‘silent

Why respite care matters

Why respite care matters

Caring for another person is one of the most valuable unpaid jobs you can do, whether you are supporting someone with a disability, mental illness, chronic disease or who is frail aged. It can also be a tiring, stressful and overwhelming task. If you don’t regularly take time out from

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