Robyn Adams 
Local aged care providers do more than assist older residents with daily tasks, they help weave the social fabric that holds us together. Continuity preserves independence and dignity. Support at Home care enables older Australians to remain in familiar surroundings, … Read more
Staying social as an older adult is vital for longevity and brain health. Yet at any age, life changes such as retirement, health challenges, or moving home, can make it harder to maintain those everyday connections that bring joy and … Read more
As winter arrives, days get shorter and older people are more likely to stay indoors which can increase feelings of loneliness and isolation. This is where the hidden value of companionship in aged care comes to the forefront. A quality … Read more
Winter doesn’t create problems in aged care, it exposes them. Winter wellness tips, like warmer meals, layered clothing, staying active indoors and guarding against coughs and colds, help us get through the colder months. But once the weather turns and … Read more
AGEING by Julie Crocker We once were young and full of cheer,With all of life stretched out so clear.Through dances, laughter, family, friends,We never thought about the end. Then came the years of work and care,Of marriage, children everywhere.We didn’t … Read more
With winter just around the corner, it’s important for older Australians to prioritise their health, safety and connection to the community. Dressing for the weatherDressing in layers can reduce the impact of the cold on older people. Scarves, hats and … Read more
Preventing heat stress in older people With rising temperatures, summer is a time of higher heat-related risk for older people. For aged care providers and workers, now is the time to prepare for the heat, and take steps to stop heat-related illness. Heat causes more people to die each year in Australia than any other natural hazard. When heatwaves occur, the … Read more