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Since arriving at Mercy Place Dandenong residential aged care home for a three-week respite stay, keen amateur photographer John Johnson has viewed the concept of respite care through a whole new lens.
My Aged Care is an online portal and specialised call centre run by the government designed to help senior Australian’s access government funded aged care services, including residential aged care, home care and community care.
The Australian Government’s Home Care Package Programme provides a range of home care services to help you independently live in your own home for as long as possible.
Staff and residents from at Mercy Place Lathlain’s aged care home, which is often described as a ‘mini-United Nations’ celebrated the dozens of different cultures that make it special as part of this year’s Harmony Day.
The Royal Commission into aged care has identified social isolation as a key risk factor for older Australians, making social groups for older people more important than ever.
As we age, our brain changes and mental function changes along with it as we get older. Although it is one of the most common consequence of ageing, there are ways you can help to maintain your brain health and keep it healthy. There is growing evidence that people can reduce their risk of cognitive decline by adopting key lifestyle changes and incorporating healthy habits into their daily routine. As part of Brain Awareness Week (15 March – 21 March 2021), ACH Group have put together some brain health tips to help slow cognitive decline and lower the risk of developing dementia.
Mercy Place Edgewater resident 95-year-old Bob Winterburn and his 89-year-old wife Amy will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary next week.
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.
As we grow older, how we express our identities shifts as a result of mental and physical limitations, along with our response to the way society expects us to age. LivingProof, an exhibition opening this week at the Migration Museum, celebrates the often over-looked moments of joy, beauty and engagement in the elderly care community.
Residents at Baptistcare Morrison Gardens Residential Aged Care in Midland are regularly treated to exclusive performances by fellow resident Anthony DeGrys.
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