Ageing and Weight Loss: When Should You Be Concerned?
It’s easy to assume that weight loss or a reduced appetite is simply part of getting older. But while some changes to eating habits...
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Dementia Care: Sometimes We Need to Change the Environment, Not the Person
One of the most important lessons in dementia care is that when something isn’t working, the answer doesn’t always lie with the person. Sometimes...
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Physiotherapy or Exercise Physiology: Which Service Is Right for Your Client?
Back in 2023, we wrote an article exploring one of the most common questions we received:Â “Should I refer this client to Physiotherapy or Exercise...
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Falls Prevention: The Conversation That Protects Independence
There are conversations families often put off because they feel uncomfortable. “Are you feeling steady on your feet?” “Have you had any near misses?”...
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The Restorative Care Pathway Is Creating Questions Across Aged Care. Here’s What We’re Seeing.
As providers continue to operationalise Support at Home, we’re seeing a consistent pattern emerge across the aged care sector. There is still hesitation and...
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Malnutrition in the Elderly
Approximately 8% of older Australians living in the community are malnourished, and it is estimated that of those living in residential aged care facilities...
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