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Health and Climate Strategy calls for a climate-resilient aged care sector
A climate-resilient aged care sector is clearly on the radar after the Australian Government launched the National Health and Climate Strategy.
Art and architecture combine to create new opportunities for resident engagement
Art tells a story that is never repeated and there’s beauty in a narrative driven by the individual. That engagement is exactly why creative minds are working together to establish more artistic spaces within aged care settings.
Renewable energy deal a major step towards net zero for BaptistCare
Environmental sustainability is at the forefront of BaptistCare NSW, ACT and WA’s mind as the aged care and community services provider has announced a ten-year deal to purchase renewable energy and reduce its carbon footprint.
Office building redevelopment an inspired choice for vertical aged care living
With land at a premium – especially in inner-city Melbourne – the future of aged care is rising before us. An Australian-first office building redevelopment has given us a new look at vertical aged care living.
Sustainable and therapeutic: The perfect two-in-one for your aged care home
Creating a healthy lifestyle for your residents is of utmost priority for staff at aged care homes. From indoor board games to musical sessions and book clubs, most facilities cater to everyone’s interests.
As trends change, residents want more from retirement living
Evolving trends in retirement living space are bringing added layers of luxury to the ageing experience and service providers are making sure they’re listening to what residents want to ensure supply meets demand.
Does aged care data collection require some pause and reflection?
Having been a part of the aged care sector for over 20 years, QPS Benchmarking General Manager Adam Holcroft has not only learnt the nitty gritties of the healthcare industry, but has also become a compassionate and dedicated leader.
Quality television: a way of keeping your residents entertained and educated
For many older people, television serves as a primary form of entertainment, offering a connection to the outside world and an opportunity to remain engaged and informed.
Navigating design aesthetics for an older audience
What are some of the most common design mistakes when creating products for older people? And would you say those within the aged care sector are susceptible to making them?
Aged Care Design Principles to help, not hinder, sector
A new set of Aged Care Design Principles and Guidelines are here and providers worried about potential mandates can breathe a sigh of relief – but that doesn’t mean you should ignore what’s included in the document.
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