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Aged Care Worries As 457 Foreign Worker Visas Stopped

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Apr19

Yesterday, the Federal Government announced it would be getting rid of the current 457 visas, which is used to bring foreign skilled workers to Australia on a temporary basis, and replace it with two new temporary visas. Two New Visas Many aged care providers in Australia are now worried about

Dementia Virtual Reality

Dementia Virtual Reality Program Allows Users to Experience Dementia First Hand

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Apr19

It’s easy to see the effects of someone affected with dementia from an outsider’s perspective. We can see the signs; a loss of memory, mood swings, a difficulty with everyday tasks, and so on. But many of us are unable to fully comprehend what living with dementia entails. To attempt

Home Care Services In Wales

Home Care Services in Wales Under Extreme Financial Pressures

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Apr06

Thousands of home care services in Wales are said to be facing ‘desperate’measures as a result of being financially unable to provide the services required by their patients. Many providers say they simply cannot deliver the service on the local council budgets they receive. An investigation led by the BBC’s current

New Sensory Therapy For Dementia

New Sensory Therapy For Dementia Could Be Highly Beneficial

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Apr06

Sensory therapy for dementia is but one of many therapy techniques used to help those suffering from the disease, but a recent study has found that sensory therapy involving magnets may help stimulate the brain and boost brain function, which in turn could help patients. The study Research for the

Understood Condition In Home Care

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – The Less Understood Condition In Home Care

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Mar23

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis, is a syndrome that causes persistent fatigue that does not go away with sleep or rest. It affects around 250,00 Australians, from Bondi Junction to Perth, with one in four having to rely on home care services as a result of their

Vitamin E Found Not To Delay Dementia

Vitamin E Found Not To Delay Dementia

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Mar21

A recent study has found that taking antioxidant supplements, such as vitamin E and selenium, does not, in fact, delay the onset of dementia as previously predicted. Antioxidants have previously interested those in dementia research, as it has been commonly suggested that oxidative stress could be a leading cause of

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4.9

Based on 30 reviews

Home Caring

4.9

22:20 29 Oct 19

03:48 20 Oct 19

Dementia Caring exceeded me and my family’s expectations. We moved from Ozcare a few months ago and from our experience, I can safely say that the quality of care and attention to detail is much higher here. My Dad has frontal temporal dementia and needs a high level of care, so we were a bit apprehensive when it came to leaving him alone at home with a carer. However, our care manager, Jonathan Ng, has been excellent. He ensures that all of Dad’s needs are met and always goes the extra mile. Dad’s favourite nurse, Kelly, comes to look after him several times a week and it has taken a lot of weight off of my family’s shoulders. Overall, my family and I are very satisfied with Dementia Caring and are grateful for the respite they have been able to provide us.

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08:00 04 Oct 19

Verry good

15:24 02 Oct 19

Rất tuyệt vời👍❤️

12:40 02 Oct 19

Rất tuyệt vời👍❤️

NGA HỨA THỊ NGỌC

12:20 02 Oct 19

00:02 13 Sep 19

After meeting some of the team at Home Caring, it's clear this is a company with heart. They genuinely care about the people they are providing care to, and are passionate about helping them. I recommend their services!

14:10 09 Sep 19

The phone call and information received from Home Caring was Very helpful. Thank you for your help and advise.

08:03 27 Aug 19

Great service with bargain price , best provider in Sydney .

08:03 27 Aug 19

Great service with bargain price , best provider in Sydney .

Salome Ame-Voado

01:24 24 Jun 19

Homecaring is a very good company l will recommend this company to any one

12:36 18 Jun 19

very informative and covered all aspects of my enquiry.

17:45 17 Jun 19

Home Caring staff member was extremely helpful. found all the information that I needed

18:12 04 Jun 19

HOME CARING WILL BEND OVER BACKWARDS TO MEET YOUR NEEDS, STAFF ARE ALSO GROWING IN NUMBERS AND READY TO CATER TO YOUR NEEDS...

13:43 04 Jun 19

The Staff and Team @Homecaring are Proactive and Very supportive. They go out of their way to meet your needs. Highly Recommend!

11:54 04 Jun 19

Great people with a great attitude towards others!

Georgtina Paremo

04:53 04 Jun 19

Highly recommended. Great workers who are always there to help.

Georgtina Paremo

04:53 04 Jun 19

Highly recommended. Great workers who are always there to help.

04:29 04 Jun 19

Great team, very person centred approach, They will go out of their way to make things work for you. You tell them what you want, and they work out with your budget what they can give you.

03:55 30 May 19

Home Caring staff were super friendly and helpful. They responded to any queries very fast I recommend them to anybody who need home caring services.

23:52 27 May 19

Great Staff!

15:20 22 May 19

I have been so impressed. Prompt and informative reply to my online enqury. I would highly recommend them to anyone.

01:57 18 May 19

HomeCaring staff was very attentive and very helpful. Very happy with service.

00:29 23 Apr 19

Great team and service. Always very accommodating and available to answer any questions that arise.

22:22 18 Apr 19

When it comes to NDIS and customer service, these guys are the place to go. Their key focus is customer service and they really go that extra mile to keeping their clients happy and ensuring they find the most suitable staff to get the best results out of their clients. 100% happy customer, 6mths later. Communication is key.

04:42 30 Jul 18

Small player which was good - but now that they have grown, their attention, speed and effectiveness is like the big players. Not consistent in their policies and decisions. Case managers are nice people - but don't really understand client needs.Tends to be based out West

09:52 23 May 18

Moved from ANHF on the prospect that Home Caring would be more flexible and quicker. Initially, good but Dementia Caring has grown and there is more management. They are now slower in decision making and less flexible. Probably should have stuck with ANHF as at least they have a larger staff pool.

09:50 17 May 18

Signed up with HomeCaring/Dementia Caring last year with with the Smithfield branch on behalf of a relative. Whilst their fees were not the cheapest, they were a small home care provider that promised a lot and flexible to deal with.Initially, they were reasonable.Home Caring has grown and they now have a larger management team. For the client, this has equated to the client, more roadblocks, more compliance and less flexibility... the decision to switch is now questionable :(Their care worker force is also not that big and quality varies depending on who you get.

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