4 Steps to choose a residential care service
March 21, 2025
When the time comes for you or a parent to move into residential care, choosing the right service is an important but complex decision. Sometimes your choice may be limited because of the urgency or the availability of suitable places, and the pressure can be overwhelming. B...
Granny Flat Rights
January 31, 2025
Are you worried about your future ability to stay in your home and don’t want to consider residential aged care? Perhaps your children are struggling to get a foot-hold in the property market and you want to help them out? What if your children suggest you come and live wi...
Make festive season conversations matter
December 6, 2024
It’s more than prawns and pavlova. The festive season brings families together from near and far. If you notice signs that an older family member is experiencing the declines of ageing, be observant and take the opportunity to start a conversation.As the year flies by, it'...
Embracing change to ease a transition into aged care
November 15, 2024
Change is often met with resistance, especially when it feels out of our control. For many people, the idea of growing older and transitioning into residential aged care is daunting and may evoke fears of loss and uncertainty. It’s not just older people who feel the weight...
Will I Pay More for Aged Care?
September 27, 2024
Changes to aged care fees are coming, and they will impact both home care and residential care. After a long wait and lots of speculation, the government has released details of the proposed changes. While some people will see their fees increase, the good news is that aged ...
Five adjustments if your spouse moves to care
July 22, 2024
Life is filled with changes. But with preparation and good advice, you may be able to manage the changes more effectively to minimise the stress....
If aged care advice is confusing – get advice
May 24, 2024
Many people think they can’t afford to get aged care advice, but the reality is you probably can’t afford not to get advice....
What does the Budget mean for aged care?
May 24, 2024
This year’s Federal Budget focussed on the rising costs of living and how to help Australians manage. Before the Budget there was speculation that we would see changes for aged care funding and fees, but what made it into the Budget? This article takes a look at the m...
Don't panic - your starting fee may only be temporary
April 21, 2024
Cashflow planning is important when moving into aged care, but plans can be thrown into chaos if your first invoice shows much higher fees than expected. This article sheds light on interim fees. ...
Navigating Christmas with Dementia
December 8, 2023
As the festive season approaches, our hearts are filled with the anticipation of joy, togetherness, and the magic that Christmas brings. However, for those navigating the journey of dementia, the holiday season can present unique challenges. In this newsletter, we explore wa...
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