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Aged care residents move to the groove
An evidence-based dance program is improving mobility, mood and connection for aged care residents across Queensland, showing how inclusive lifestyle initiatives can deliver real wellbeing outcomes without adding operational complexity.
Temora locals show just how much it means to age in place – aged care needs to meet the needs of regional as well as metropolitan areas
Ageing in place is an important ingredient of quality aged care, for both regional and metropolitan areas. For regional town Temora, and its locals, stories show just how much it means to be able to do just that.
Aged care has always been strengthened by strong community – community fire response helps save regional Victorian aged care home
Incredible tales of heroism have emerged from regional Victoria as CFA volunteers risk lives to save Natimuk town and its aged care centre.
Moving ‘mountains’ and people, allied health aims high – After a stroke a resident wanted to walk again, Simon Kerrigan of Guide Healthcare said they’d try
Collaboration between providers and allied health professionals has the potential to supercharge innovation and improve care for seniors across the country. Simon Kerrigan of Guide Healthcare shares his story to encourage future growth with long-term positive impacts for seniors.
Australia’s oldest human-being in history has a story for aged care – Whiddon’s CEO shares a resonant reminder of what care excellence can be
Whiddon’s Ken Weeks is Australia’s oldest human-being in history. His RAC story is joyfully real and powerfully resonant for a sector that is navigating much.
A missed opportunity for care: why pet-friendly aged care still lags behind public expectations
Despite overwhelming public support for pets in aged care, most facilities still ban them. New research from Companion Animal Network Australia (CANA) reveals 96% of Australians believe residents should be allowed to keep pets — but only 18% of providers currently do. The findings point to a missed opportunity to improve wellbeing, connection and satisfaction across both residential and home care.
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