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Home care services are designed to help you live as independently as possible in the comfort of your own home. In South Australia, there are a number of home care service providers that can create a home care program to suit your individual needs.

Home care services can provide assistance with a range of everyday tasks including personal care, domestic assistance, shopping, social support, respite care, nursing care and home & garden maintenance. 

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Funding Supports Australia’s Best and Brightest Dementia Researchers

on Thursday, January 25, 2018

The use of song-writing to improve the relationships between people living with dementia and their families is just one of 17 new projects that will share in more than $1 million in grants to conduct ground-breaking dementia research.

Costs of Dementia Can Be Reduced

on Tuesday, January 23, 2018

The cost estimates to care for a person living with dementia in residential aged care, released by Flinders University today, reaffirms Dementia Australia’s call for the urgent need for ongoing, systemic, aged care reform.

TriCare’s Tips for Making a Successful Transition to Aged Care

on Monday, January 22, 2018

TriCare have found that when families come to them looking for aged care for their loved one, they make contact because of a significant health event affecting someone they love and care about. When they make that call they don’t expect that they will end up having to become a ‘quasi’ social worker, case manager and financial advisor all rolled into one. To add to the burden, decisions always seem to need to be made quickly to secure the bed or to respond to a hospital pushing for discharge.

Lee Makes a New Start Thanks to ACH Group

on Wednesday, January 3, 2018

Diagnosed with younger onset dementia at the age of 57, Adelaide mother of three Lee Martin found herself without work and unable to drive. Afraid to go out by herself, she became isolated and depressed.

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