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For over 20 years Prestige Inhome Care has been helping Australians maintain their independence in the comfort and security of their own homes.
Whether it be help with arranging appointments or household tasks, full-time nursing from a registered nurse, or Home Care Package services, Prestige Inhome Care can tailor its services to meet your needs.
Care is available from just a couple hours a week through to 24 hours per day for locals across Melbourne, Geelong, Mornington Peninsula, Sydney, and Sunshine Coast.
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Tailored care delivered by reliable, qualified and experienced staff that are expertly matched to meet your needs. Your Case Manager will also provide you and your family with regular ongoing support, to ensure that you and your loved one receive only the best care and attention, exceeding your expectations.
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Are you happy with your current Home Care Package provider? Did you know that you have the freedom to switch home care providers if things aren’t working out? Prestige Inhome Care understand that everyone has different needs, knowing that having a carer support you in your own home is a big step, and your current provider may not be the right fit.
Dorothy is enjoying life to the fullest. Prestige Inhome Care client Dorothy has created a Bucket List and with the support of her carer Melissa, the sky’s the limit! Dorothy, a NDIS client who lives with dementia, began compiling her bucket list as she approached her seventieth birthday, and she is certainly not letting anything stop her from ticking the boxes.
In a heartwarming tribute to the unsung heroes of our society, Prestige Inhome Care marked Aged Care Employee Day on August 7 by fostering a powerful exchange of appreciation between clients and their devoted carers.
This week is National Volunteer Week and Prestige Inhome Care is excited to announce the launch of its new Employee Volunteer Day. The Prestige Employee Volunteer Day allows for one paid day of leave for eligible full-time permanent Prestige employees to volunteer with a non-profit or charitable program.
For most Australians, the holiday periods such as Christmas and Easter, are about happy gatherings and high spirits, but holidays can actually be one of the loneliest times of year for many, particularly the older generation.
The care and support provided by home care workers to people who want to remain in the comfort of their own homes is invaluable. That is why Prestige Inhome Care has increased its care worker pay rates by up to 38% above award.
“Between now and 2035, there will be a 50% increase in the demand for palliative care services and, by 2050, we will be doubling that again,” says Palliative Care South East CEO Kelly Rogerson.
Are you wondering how the 2022-23 Federal Budget will help you or your loved one access quality care? Or are you currently working in aged care or disability support or considering a career in the industry? Prestige InHome Care have summarised the key aged care and disability support Budget outcomes and how they may impact you.
A recent report by the Productivity Commission into aged care services has highlighted that the total number of Home Care Packages for the financial year 2020/21 increased to 236,554. Residential aged care stayed the same at a total of 243,117, clearly showing that elderly Australians (especially during the pandemic) prefer to receive care in their own home.
With 20% of the population expected to be aged over 65 within the decade, and 76% of Australians aged over 60 preferring to retire in the comfort of their own home, the demand for home care workers is higher than ever.
Since late January 2020 more than 2,500 COVID-19 cases have been recorded in Australian Government-subsidised residential aged care homes, causing some Australians to lose confidence in the safety of the care being provided for their loved ones in aged care homes.
Are you needing assistance navigating the Australian Government’s Home Care Package Program? Prestige Inhome Care is helping Northern Sydney locals and their next of kin understand and apply for the Home Care Package Program.
The government’s $17.7 billion response to the final report of the Aged Care Royal Commission was revealed last week in the federal budget. Are you wondering how the government’s plan will help your or your loved ones to access quality care? Prestige InHome Care have summarised the answers to the top five questions the community is asking.
You, or perhaps your lovely partner or parent, are active and in touch with the world but maybe you have a health issue that means you could do with a bit of regular assistance at home or just need some help while recuperating.
If you’re comfortable with technology and used to managing your own activities – from home maintenance to healthcare appointments – you might be considering self-managed home care as a solution.
The federal government has committed to spending $452 million as part of a major five-year plan to reform Australia’s aged care system. This is the immediate response and experts are suggesting the price tag could be upwards of $20 billion if all of the Royal Commission’s recommendations are implemented.
Everyone deserves respectful and experienced carers that support you when you need it the most. Palliative Care offers the same level of expertise and support you would receive in a Hospice, Hospital or with a specialist. The difference is you have greater options and more choices from the comfort of your own home.
Coming out from Ireland at a young age, Annie always valued her close family here in Australia. With a loving husband, a daughter and two stepsons, Annie lives a happy life in her beautiful home in leafy Langwarrin, surrounded by her many memories and what is most important to her.
With uncertainty arising from the Australian Government’s recent changes to the way home care services are delivered to older Australians, Nick McDonald and his team at Prestige Inhome Care set to work developing a straightforward and easy to understand video to bring clarity and transparency to what can be an overwhelming process.
The recent reforms to Government Funded Home Care Packages, effective from 27 February 2017, have sparked a wave of questions from some of the most vulnerable in our community, with many elderly and disabled citizens overwhelmed with the choice of home care providers emerging as a result of the changes.
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