Are you or a loved one grappling with a dust disease diagnosis? Unsure of where to turn for comprehensive care? Managing dust diseases can be… Read More »Introduction to iCare Dust Diseases Care: A Holistic Approach
Caring for someone with dementia is a challenge and emotionally draining. As you watch a loved one or elderly people with dementia struggle with memory… Read More »Activities for Individuals with Dementia: Stimulating Mind and Body
Are you or a loved one facing the challenge of managing a serious injury or long-term condition and unsure how to work through it? icare… Read More »Understanding the iCare Funding Model: What You Need to Know
Caring for a parent with dementia at home can be a complex and emotional journey. With over 400,000 Australians currently living with dementia, many are… Read More »Home and Environmental Checklist for those Living with Dementia
The COVID-19 pandemic has undeniably made life more challenging for everyone. With lockdowns and travel restrictions, many of us found ourselves cut off from the… Read More »Helping Those with Dementia Stay Connected Online
When summer’s just around the corner, we all know it’s the perfect time to get outside and soak up the sun. This is especially true… Read More »Summer outdoor activities that carers can plan
Chronic wounds pose a significant challenge to individuals’ well-being, often relying on specialised care to facilitate the healing process. Alongside medical interventions, wound dressings, and… Read More »The Role of Nutrition in Chronic Wound Care and Healing
Vision loss can be a difficult transition, especially for the elderly. A supportive and understanding caregiver can make a significant difference in the lives of… Read More »Supporting loved ones with vision loss – a guide for caregivers
Vital Home Health Services is an Australian home health service provider, offering a range of services to support individuals with disabilities. The team at Vital… Read More »Essential Resource For People With Disabilities
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.
