Understanding the new Aged Care Payment System – what will you have to pay now?
As Australia’s aged care landscape shifts, many families and residents face a critical question: “Who pays what?” The new Aged Care Act, which …
The festive season can be difficult for older adults: here’s how to make it easier
The festive season is often portrayed as a time of joy, laughter, and togetherness. For many, it’s a chance to gather with family, indulge in …
Big changes are ahead in aged care – what you need to know
If you or someone you care for uses aged‑care services (whether at home or in a residential facility), you’ve probably heard about “aged‑care reform”. …
Reverse brain ageing – yes, it’s possible
As we age, we naturally expect a few physical changes: greying hair, slower reflexes, perhaps a few more creaks in the joints. But many people …
A day in the life of Lily the cat
If you’ve ever visited Finley Regional Care, chances are you’ve already met our most popular resident – Lily the cat. With her sleek calico fur, …
Where you live plays a vital role in keeping your brain healthy
Good news for residents of Finley – the town we know and love is a great place to spend your golden years, and living in places like this can make all …
Promoting wellness in aged care
Wellness in aged care is crucial for maintaining and improving the overall quality of life for older adults. It encompasses physical, …
Our staff members have some great life advice!
Recently we’ve been asking some of our staff members for their best life advice to publish in our newsletter, and everyone has been pleased to provide …
The aged care journey – how you might progress
When you think about aged care, you probably think about what has been traditionally known as aged care ‘homes’, where older people live in supported …
Don’t stop exercising just because it’s winter!
Winter is upon us, and the chill in the air, foggy mornings, frosty temperatures and numb fingers and toes can make it just that little bit tougher to …
Spotlight on a staff member
Every so often we’ll have an in-depth chat with one of our staff members, so you can get to know them a little better. This month we get to know …
“Use it or lose it” to reduce your risk of falls
Falling over is always a worry, but it’s particularly risky the older you get. And the older you get, the more chance you have of falling … or do you? …
