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Post - What is aged care and 5 signs it’s time to consider it
…do so. This includes two types of care for seniors: residential aged care (also known as care provided in a nursing home or aged care centre) and home care services….
Post - What is My Aged Care?
…Care? My Aged Care is the Australian Government gateway for all your aged care needs including Australian Government funded aged care services and support, and can help you navigate the…
Page - Aged Care Centres
…more Learn more about residential aged care and get carer support from The Good Life 11 benefits of leisure and lifestyle activities in aged care Aged care centres provide much…
Page - Careers in Aged Care
Careers in Aged Care Working in residential aged care is a fulfilling career choice for those who want to make a difference to the lives of older Australians. Our aged care employees…
Post - 8 aged care employees reveal why they work in age care
…facilities. It takes a special person to work in aged care. While every aged care employee has highly valued practical skills, it’s the way aged care employees interact with the…
Post - 10 benefits of residential aged care
…So, with these things in mind, what are the benefits of residential aged care? 1. Professional and personalised care In a residential aged care centre, you’ll be cared for 24/7…
Post - What is palliative care in aged care?
…their family. Palliative care is provided in addition to any specialised care required at the care centre. Specially-trained aged care services staff provide a palliative care program featuring clinical care,…
Post - What are the Aged Care Quality Standards?
…and ensure all aged care providers deliver high quality care and services. The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission is responsible for assessing and monitoring government-funded aged care services against…