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There’s no doubt about it, forgetting things can be extremely annoying. You know the feeling – you’re standing in the middle of the loungeroom …

There are many reasons people choose to access residential aged care that have little to do with health. Of course, for many people, poor health IS …

We often consider aged care as something we might NEED, not something we might benefit from. But it’s true – a move into aged care often comes with a …

It’s common for people considering a move into aged care to be worried about the ‘rules’ they’ll have to live with. They may wonder if aged care will …

Older people have (obviously) lived a long time, and have usually encountered – and overcome – most situations in life. As such, they tend to have …

May is National Stroke Awareness month – a time to improve public knowledge about strokes, learn how to prevent strokes and how to respond to a …

The thought of a move into aged care can be daunting. Understandably so – you’re leaving everything you know and entering an unfamiliar environment …

We often think of aged care as a choice we might make as we get older – and some of us certainly do make the choice to move into residential aged …

For many people, being able to live in your own home as you age is the goal. However, for a wide variety of reasons, this may not always be the best …

Ageing – it sometimes comes with a bad rap. It’s not uncommon to view ageing with something akin to dread and distaste. But ageing is just as likely …

Ageing is a different process for everyone; but at some point, many of us find ourselves needing to access aged care services. The aged care system in …

Brittle bones can be a huge problem as we get older, as one in two women and one in five men experience breaks caused by weakened bones. Breaks can …