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Helping to restore independence and health, as far as possible, following a hospital stay is the focus of transition care for older people. While the emphasis is generally on physical recovery, the new partnership between Amana Living and the Black Swan Prize for Portraiture places an emphasis on mental wellbeing.
Southern Cross Care’s Bellevue Court, situated in Gawler, South Australia will now offer 16 additional aged care bed places, within newly refurbished cottages on location.
Bethanie, one of Western Australia’s most well known not-for-profit aged care and retirement living providers, hosted a group of teens from the MAD (Make a Difference) after school program at Bethanie West Perth Social Centre on Friday 7 October.
Respected aged care and home care services provider St Basil’s is expanding its highly regarded Home Care services into Canberra, as demand rises because of Australia’s ageing population.
A highly respected not-for-profit provider of senior services in Victoria and Tasmania, Uniting AgeWell, will provide Home Care Packages to hundreds of seniors in the Loddon Mallee region following an agreement with Swan Hill Rural City Council (SHRCC).
Ted McDermott, 80 has inspired thousands and become an internet superstar after a video posted online by his son went viral.
A new training initiative at Juniper Ella Williams, devised by staff and Juniper's Training and Development team, will create a more positive dining experience for residents living with dementia. In an effort to improve mealtimes for residents, staff came together to brainstorm ideas on how this important daily activity would still ensure independence, dignity and enjoyment.
Southern Cross Care (Vic), a leading aged care and community services provider has won the Organisation Award at the 2016 ACSA Victoria Aged Care Awards.
Doll therapy is one way Alzheimer’s disease caregivers try to ease anxiety and bring joy to loved ones with dementia. Many caregivers have found doll therapy to be a good way to engage loved ones while giving them a purposeful and rewarding activity.
A quality indicator system for aged care in Australia that ensures the best outcomes for all consumers, including people with dementia, is yet to be realised.
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