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in Western Australia
Home care services in Western Australia provide a great alternative to residential aged care, allowing you to receive care and assistance in the comfort of your own home. There are a number of home care providers in WA that can tailor a home care program to suit your care needs.
Home care services can provide assistance with a range of everyday tasks including personal care, domestic assistance, respite care, transport, nursing care, home modifications and home & garden maintenance.
Begin your search by entering in your suburb or the name of your desired home care provider above to view home care services in your area.
My Care Path can provide you with a complete end to end consultancy service to assist you in navigating the complexities of home care. Our consultants are ready to help - call today for a friendly, no-obligation chat!
With the festive season come and gone, many families spent time with elderly parents and grandparents. During these visits, you may have noticed little things telling you Mum or Dad are experiencing declining health and may need more help at home.
Four-year-olds from the Unicare Early Childhood Centre have spent every Tuesday morning with older people at Amana Living’s Club Catherine King in Osborne Park for the last three months. They’ve taken part in singing, drawing, story-time, bingo, crafts and even watched the Melbourne Cup together.
The Australian Minister for Health and Aged Care, Sussan Ley MP, and Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, Ken Wyatt AM, MP this week announced the reappointment of Australia’s inaugural Aged Care Complaints Commissioner, Ms Rae Lamb, for a second term to January 2020.
Dementia is Australia’s second leading cause of death after heart disease. It’s one of Australia’s biggest, yet least understood conditions - with over 70 per cent of Australians admitting that they know very little about the disease. What’s more, almost half of the population do not realise that dementia is fatal. In fact, a quarter of us believe that it is just a normal part of ageing.
