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Why Staying Active is Important for Seniors
As we age, staying active becomes more important than ever. Regular physical activity is crucial in maintaining overall health, mobility, and independence. Only four in ten older adults on the Gol…
Tips for Reducing Hospital Readmissions
Getting home from the hospital can be a risky time. A Queensland study found that the rate of unplanned hospital readmission within 28 days of release for senior patients was 38.2%. The consequenc…
Why is it Important for Seniors to Get Enough Protein in their Diets?
Our nutritional needs change as we age, and protein is one of the most important nutrients for seniors. Often overlooked, protein is crucial in maintaining health, mobility, and overall well-being…
How Respite Care Can Benefit Everyone
When you have a family member who needs care, providing that care yourself can be rewarding. However, it can also be exhausting and lead to burning yourself out as you juggle your family member’s …
Signs Your Loved One May need Home Support
Strategies to Introduce the Idea of Home Care to Older Adults
As much as your older loved one may want to live independently, there may come a time when this is no longer feasible, and they nee…
Five Games that Can Enhance Memory After a Stroke
Each year, approximately 56,000 Gold Coastns have a stroke.Improvement in stroke treatments and the awareness of the need for early intervention when someone has a stroke have improved the surviva…
Seniors and Loneliness: How Home Care Can Benefit Your Loved One?
Loneliness can be an issue for anyone, but it is something our elderly loved ones can be particularly vulnerable to. One in five older Gold Coastns reports feeling lonely. Feeling lonely can affec…
How to Talk to Older Loved Ones About Money
Money can be a complex topic to bring up with older loved ones who have been managing their financial affairs for a long time. However, over time, our older loved ones might need help keeping up w…
Healthy Ageing: Five Steps to Take after a Loved One Has a Fall
Falls are one of the leading causes of hospitalisations in Gold Coast, with the rates for falls increasing as people get older. Falls can not only cause injury but also affect your loved one’s con…
How to Stay Active Safely in Warmer Weather
Staying active is crucial to staying healthy. However, nearly nine out of ten seniors do notget enough exercise. It is recommended that all people over 65 get at least 30 minutes ofmoderate-intens…
How to Help Seniors Cope When There is Lots of Bad News in the Media
Access to news is easier than it has ever been. This means we can find out, and often watch rolling coverage, of newsworthy events around the world. These events are usually negative. They frequen…
The Seven Stages of Alzheimer’s
It is a scary time when a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. The unknown element of this disease can add to the stress. While everybody’s journey with Alzheimer’s is different, there…
Tips for Supporting Your Senior Loved Ones During Christmas Day Celebrations
As our loved ones get older, there can be a feeling of increased pressure to make special events, such as Christmas and other holidays, extra special. While changes in mobility and physical and co…
Transitional Care: How Home Care Can Smooth the Shift from Hospital to Home
We all know how much better being at home is than being in the hospital after being sick or injured. Sleeping in your own bed, having your own shower, and just being in your own space. All of thes…
Home Care Assistance: Ensuring Your Loved One Attends Appointments
As we age, managing our health becomes increasingly important, and with that comes the need for regular appointments—whether medical, dental, physical therapy or even social engagements. However, …
Supporting Seniors With Dementia Care: the Benefits of Social Engagement at Home
Dementia care is a progressive brain condition that causes changes in mood, memory, thinking, and behaviour.1 It affects over 421,000 Australians, which is expected to increase to more than 800,00…
The Dangers of Falls: How to Safeguard Your Elderly Family Member
As our loved ones age, the risk of falls and trips becomes a significant concern. Falls are the leading cause of injury hospitalisations (43%) and deaths (42%) among older Australians, with severe…
Support and Resources for Primary Carers in Gold Coast Australia
Being a primary carer for a loved one can be incredibly rewarding, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges and demands. In Gold Coast, various resources and support systems are availab…
The Benefits of Ageing at Home in Gold Coast
As elderly care evolves, more seniors in South East Melbourne are opting to age in the comfort of their own homes. This choice highlights the growing appreciation for the physical, emotional, and …
Malnutrition in the Elderly: Recognising the Signs and Seeking Elderly Care on the Gold Coast
Malnutrition among older Australians is a significant issue that often slips under the radar in healthcare conversations. Did you know that around 50% of older Australians, including those on the …
Client Feedback Setting Industry Standards in In-Home Care on the Gold Coast
In the world of home care assistance on the Gold Coast, where compassion and excellence go hand in hand, being a leader in the industry isn’t just a goal; it’s a commitment to making lives better….
