It’s a sensitive conversation laden with emotions – in-home care. For anyone requiring nursing assistance or care, the thought of losing their independence, possibly due… Read More »How to Start the Conversation about Home Care
It’s a delicate balance to be maintained – facilitating self-reliance versus in-home health care. There is probably never a right time to raise this discussion. However, there are some signs you can look out for that might show it’s time to consider in-home nursing and support services.
Pets help us connect with others because they often force us to be social and outgoing while giving us a reason to get out of bed and the house – and sometimes just to care for something other than ourselves is enough. Pet ownership can also help lower blood pressure and reduce stress while encouraging physical and social activity, as well as reducing the feeling of isolation.
We hear a lot about physical fitness and its importance for good health. Mental fitness is just as important, in fact, physical and mental wellbeing… Read More »Mental Health
Bladder control problems (urinary incontinence) affects the day-to-day activities of approximately 4 million Australians. Urinary incontinence can affect people of any age, but it is… Read More »Urinary Incontinence
Each year 30-40% of community-dwelling people aged over 65 years will fall. This increases to 50% in those aged over 80 years. Five to ten… Read More »Falls Prevention & What You Can Do
Oral Health for seniors is extremely important to your overall health and well-being. Poor oral health can be the cause and sign of multiple diseases… Read More »Oral Health For Seniors
