How specialised care homes for the aged support cognitive, emotional, and physical wellbeing
As our loved ones age, their needs become more complex, especially when conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s are involved. While many traditional aged care homes provide basic assistance with daily living, families increasingly seek out a specialised care home for...
The role of personalised nutrition plans in an Alzheimer’s care facility
Alzheimer’s disease affects more than memory. As the condition progresses, it can impact appetite, swallowing, hydration, digestion, and even the ability to recognise hunger. Many people forget to eat or may no longer find certain foods appealing. In some cases, they...
How to talk to a parent with dementia about respite care
Caring for a parent with dementia is a profound act of love. But it can also be exhausting, emotionally, physically, and mentally. Many adult children take on the caregiving role without pause, juggling their own families, careers, and responsibilities alongside...
What to pack when moving into a dementia care home
Moving into a dementia care home is a significant life change, for both the individual and their family. Whether the decision was made after much consideration or due to an urgent need, the transition can feel overwhelming. One of the best ways to ease this process is...