Understanding High-Level Aged Care Support at Home: What Options Are Available?
As we age, care needs can become more complex. While many older Australians only require occasional support around the home, others may eventually need more ... Read more
What Does a Good Aged Care Provider Relationship Look Like?
Choosing an aged care provider is one of the most important decisions a person or family can make. Whether you’re exploring aged care services for ... Read more
Sleeping Well: A Key to Living Well at Home
Sleep is something we all need, but as we get older, it can become harder to get a good night’s rest. The good news is ... Read more
Is It Time to Change Aged Care Providers? What You Need to Know.
Choosing an aged care provider is a big decision. But what happens when that provider no longer meets your needs? Many families stay. Not because ... Read more
CHSP vs Support at Home: What’s the Difference and What Does It Mean for You?
Australia’s aged care system has changed significantly over the past year. If you or a family member receives, or plans to receive, government-funded aged care ... Read more
Waiting for My Aged Care Funding?
5 Practical Steps You Can Take Right Now Being approved for aged care support is an important milestone. It means your needs have been recognised, ... Read more
Why Starting Aged Care Support Early Can Help You Stay Independent at Home
Many Australians living with dementia choose to remain at home, supported by familiar routines and surroundings. In-home aged care can help people live well with dementia by maintaining daily routines, supporting personal care and meals, improving home safety, and providing companionship. Under the Support at Home program, some people may also access assistive technology or home modifications following assessment.
Living Well with Dementia at Home: How In-Home Aged Care Supports You
Many Australians living with dementia choose to remain at home, supported by familiar routines and surroundings. In-home aged care can help people live well with dementia by maintaining daily routines, supporting personal care and meals, improving home safety, and providing companionship. Under the Support at Home program, some people may also access assistive technology or home modifications following assessment.
5 Simple Home Modifications That Make a Big Difference After 70
Simple home modifications can make a significant difference to safety, comfort and independence after 70. Changes such as grab rails, better lighting, non-slip flooring, easy-access storage and safer outdoor areas can reduce the risk of falls and support ageing at home. Under the Support at Home program, some people may also access funding for assistive technology and home modifications following an assessment.
How to Prepare for Your Aged Care Assessment: What to Expect and How to Make It Easier
If you, or someone you care for, is starting to explore support at home options, the first step is an aged care assessment. This free ... Read more
