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Accountability & Advocacy in the Aged Care Sector
Accountability is key to positive change in any industry – and even more so when it’s concerning the care of vulnerable and dependent groups such as our senior community. Since the release of The Final Report from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety in February 2021, we’re starting to see some tangible action towards re-shaping…

Reformation on the Horizon for Home Aged Care
We’ve always advocated for positive changes and improvements to the aged care industry, which is why we’ll be fully prepared and ready to guide you through the introduction of a new, streamlined Support at Home Program which will come into effect in July 2023. The new Support at Home Program reflects a huge shift in focus…

Our Gift to You: Cut the Christmas Queue
It’s no secret that December is one of the busiest times of the year and your to do list grows instead of shrinks! You’ve got your endless present ideas, Christmas parties to attend and host, and family holidays to plan. The end of the year is approaching fast, and it’s easy to forget about important…

Christmas Events for Seniors & Families
Take a look at our exciting list of upcoming 2021 Christmas events that are family friendly and catered for seniors. These include events happening in different locations across Victoria that your loved ones can enjoy with your family, as well as online events that are COVID-safe and can be enjoyed from the comfort of their…

CASE STUDY — Kate & Peter
When Peter suffered a stroke, he was left with a residual brain injury and mobility issues on one side. He was only 67. Not the way Kate – his wife – and him planned to spend their retirement together. As Kate went about sorting out their affairs, she was eventually referred to Pauline by their…

CASE STUDY — Medical Support At Home — Cathleen
When Cathleen was in hospital recovering from her knee reconstruction surgery, she was told by the doctors that her road to recovery would be long. She would require rehab and post-acute care. However, because she was in the private health care system, medical support arrangements would need to be organised by Cathleen and her family….