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Customer story: Chris
We help a huge number of Aussie families feel at ease and connect them with great, quality providers. Don’t just take our word for it!…
Top 5 gifts for caregivers
Finding the right gift for someone who has given care and support can be really hard! Whether you are looking for a gift for your…
Customer story: Peta
We help a huge number of Aussie families feel at ease and connect them with great, quality providers. Don’t just take our word for it!…
Starting the conversation about in-home aged care
It’s stressful when you start noticing changes in a loved one’s behaviour, isn’t it? You might find yourself increasingly worried about their health and safety….
Discounts for seniors and pensioners in 2025
Aging comes with wisdom, experience and – let’s be honest – some well-earned perks! If you’re a senior living in Australia, you might be surprised…
Are You Caring For Someone Living With Dementia?
In Australia there are more than 400,000 people living with dementia. Dementia isn’t a single condition, instead it refers to a range of symptoms associated…
Customer story: Grahame
Grahame has had an extraordinary life and we’re so thankful that he has agreed to share some of his story with us! Grahame has recently…
Customer story: Jill
It often takes something to happen or circumstances to change to come to the realisation that you might need some extra support at home. Whether…
Symptoms of Dementia
A diagnosis of dementia can and should only be made by a medical professional. Many symptoms associated with dementia are also associated with other, less impactful conditions – and can be treated. However, it is often after observing signs around the home that a family member or friend raises concerns about the possibility of dementia in a loved one. So it is certainly good to be aware of the symptoms.