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in Queensland
Support At Home (also known as home care or in-home care) is an alternative aged care service that allows you to remain living independently in your home, but with assistance with some tasks you may find difficult. In Queensland, there are a variety of home care providers that can tailor a home care program to suit your care needs.
Home care can provide assistance with a range of everyday tasks including personal care, domestic assistance, nursing care, respite care, home & garden maintenance, transport and home modifications.
Begin your search by entering in your suburb or the name of your desired home care provider above to view home 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!
The first Australian Chapter of a Danish movement designed to help older people feel the wind in their hair again was launched yesterday by the Danish Ambassador, thanks to a $20,000 Community Grant from IRT Group's IRT Foundation.
BaptistCare's new YouChoose website took out the top gong at the Information Technology in Aged Care (ITAC) 2016 awards in Melbourne last night.
The Dementia Guide, a comprehensive, free handbook and online guide released last week by Alzheimer’s Australia Vic will offer invaluable information and support options for anyone who has been impacted by dementia.
Governor of Queensland, His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, last week attended the re-enactment of the original opening day ceremony of Wesley Mission Queensland's The Garden Settlement for the aged in Chermside which opened on 23rd November 1936. A plaque was unveiled to commemorate the opening of The Betty Smith Heritage Precinct.
