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Living Life Independently from Home
The old saying, “there’s no place like home,” holds true for many, making the idea of uprooting to an aged care facility or moving in with family a daunting prospect for seniors. Fortunately, …
Gardening Safety for Seniors: Preventing Outdoor Falls
Gardening has many benefits. Not only can gardening create a pleasant space to look at, it also provides a person with fresh air, sunshine, and a level of exercise and activity. While gardenin…
Qualities to Look for in a Home Caregiver
It can be difficult to decide who should be providing home care for yourself or a loved one. It is important that the person providing the care is a good match to the person being cared for. W…
Home Care for Heart Disease Patients: Promoting Cardiovascular Health
Approximately one in six Australian’s report that they live with some form of cardiovascular disease.1 While heart disease is responsible for one in four deaths in Australia, there are many li…

Understanding the Role of Nutrition and Fasting in Parkinson’s Disease
As our understanding of Parkinson’s disease continues to evolve, researchers are exploring various approaches to managing its symptoms and improving the quality of life for patients. In addition t…

Navigating Knee Replacement Recovery with Home Care Assistance Australia
As the population ages, the need for specialised care for the elderly becomes increasingly important. Among the various challenges faced by seniors, recovering from medical procedures like knee re…
The Role of Home Care in Creating Meaningful Moments
As our loved ones age, we often become acutely aware that our time with them is running out. Making the most of the time that is left and creating meaningful moments and memories becomes more impo…
The Comfort of Palliative Home Care – Navigating End-of-Life Decisions
Navigating a plan for end-of-life care can be emotional and difficult. While you only want what is best for your loved one, sometimes it is hard to know what that looks like. Palliative care is ca…
Balancing Work and Caregiving: Tips for Managing Care Responsibilities
In Australia, over 2.65 million people provide care to family members to support their daily living[1]. However, taking on this extra responsibility, on top of other work and other caring responsi…