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03 Feb
Aged Care Accreditation and Complaints Process
Aged Care and Accreditation and Complaints Process Found an Aged Care home? Want to find their accreditation history? With the Aged Care Commission and various media articles fresh in our mind from the past few years, many of us have serious concerns for their love ones transitioning into aged care. There are certain standards that… Read more » -
06 Jan
Tips for managing the effects of bushfire smoke…
We thought it important to put up an informative blog post this month as we are currently experiencing devastating bushfires here in Australia. We live in one of the world’s most bushfire prone countries and it is apparent that we will need to continue to adapt to bushfires into the future. Whilst not all of… Read more » -
09 Dec
Power of Attorney – a brief explanation…
A power of attorney is a legal document in which one person nominates to give legal authority to another person to act on their behalf (often a friend or family member). In effect, a power of attorney allows a person to delegate the management of their affairs to someone they trust. Appointed powers of attorney… Read more » -
06 Nov
Downsizing to Aged Care Living
Moving out of the family home and downsizing into an Aged Care living can be overwhelming and stressful, both emotionally and physically. It’s a very difficult time leaving behind many treasured memories and letting go of sentimental items. Before you commence the move, create a plan and communicate clearly with all involved. Preparation is key… Read more » -
22 Oct
Can we all just get along? Tips and advice for dealing with siblings when moving parents into Aged Care…
It can be difficult for families who have never gotten along or live apart to make decisions together, especially when there are multiple siblings with their own individual beliefs, ideas and views on how best to care for their parents. It is very common for siblings to feel they are not getting the support they… Read more » -
09 Oct
Choosing the right Aged Care home for your loved one
Aged Care Homes provide a wide range of health, personal care services and lifestyle activities. Services typically include nursing care, 24-hour supervision, three meals a day and assistance with everyday activities. Rehabilitation services and dementia care are also often available (these vary from home to home). In some instances, people may stay at an aged… Read more » -
18 Sep
When do you know the time has come to transition a loved one to aged care living? Here are some 16 signs…
Have you noticed things are out of the ordinary with an elderly loved one or family member? You may have picked up some signs, perhaps you have noticed that your once house-proud parents are letting the home fall into disrepair or everyday tasks becoming increasingly difficult for them. Here are some signs that your aging… Read more » -
02 Sep
Loved ones and Dementia
Back in 2016, Alzheimer’s Australia (Vic) launched the virtual reality smartphone app, EDIE (Educational Dementia Immersive Experience). EDIE provides a first-hand…
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23 Aug
Vacenti’s Con Noi Retirement Village, Carindale, Brisbane
In early August, Rowan Simpson from A Home in collaboration with Marc Banvill from Aspect Wealth…
