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How to Help Seniors Cope with Warmer Weather
With warmer weather always comes some concern about how seniors will safely navigate the upcoming heat. Those aged over 65 are the most common group hospitalised with heat-related injuries each ye…
How to Stay Safe Online: Internet Tips for Seniors Part 2
Security online is an important part of protecting your assets. At Home Care Assistance we know that seniors can be vulnerable to scams on the internet. Last month we did the first of our two part…
Lifesaving Items Ageing Parents Need
As our parents get older, their physical and emotional health can cause challenges and concerns, especially if they are living, or spending periods of time, on their own. There several items and s…
How Home Care Services Provide Peace of Mind
As our loved ones get older, they can become physically and cognitively frail. They might forget things, have falls, or struggle to do what they need to do to look after themselves. This can creat…
How Seniors can Prepare for the Warmer Weather
Good news! Winter is almost over, and the weather is starting to warm up, so we can all start defrosting from the cold. However, that also means it is time to start preparing for summer so that yo…
How Home Care Can Provide Respite for Family Caregivers
Approximately 11% of people in Australia provide informal care for loved ones.[1] This is an essential service that supports people who are older, or need care for other reasons, in our society. H…
How to Stay Safe Online: Internet Tips for Seniors Part 1
The use of the internet by seniors is increasing, with more people doing their banking, purchasing, bill paying, and other tasks online. However, at the same time, we are seeing an increase in sca…
How to Handle the Emotional Aspects of Bringing in Home Care
Engaging home care for a loved one can be emotional for everyone involved. It is likely a decision that has been challenging to make and stressful. It is important to recognise different people’s …
How to support your loved one with Alzheimer’s
When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, there is often a lot of fear and concern about what the future may hold. Alzheimer’s predominantly affects older Australians, although it can occur …
