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Just a cup of tea and toast” might seem harmless, but for many older adults living alone, it’s a warning sign. Nearly 10% of older Australians living at home are malnourished, with another 40% at risk — often masked as a normal part of ageing rather than a body not getting what it needs. We explore why nutritional needs change with age, how services like Meals on Wheels are helping close the gap, and why the friendly face at the door matters just as much as the meal itself.
Aged Care Week 2026 brought sector leaders to Sydney to confront governance, AI, recruitment and rights-based care head-on. Across three days, a clear theme emerged: providers leaning into honest, on-the-ground lessons to shape a more sustainable future.
Food and thickened liquids aren’t the ideal quick fix for swallowing tablets that most people assume them to be. Research shows they can interact with your medication, or interfere with how well it is absorbed. Fortunately, there’s a better solution.
As regulatory environments evolve and pressure, accessible and full training is a must-have in meeting workforce pain points.
From 1 May 2026, significant changes to Victoria’s retirement village legislation have come into effect. Is your capital plan ready to implement the changes? Here’s what you need to know.
As reform continues to rapidly change the sector, full picture insight is becoming the key differentiator in provider decision-making and operational resilience.
Indigo’s platform for assistive technology is meeting industry need in the routine, remote and regular. Providing care infrastructure smoothly and efficiently is care excellence.
The game has changed from data accrual to seeing the big picture with it. Providers leveraging data smoothly and cohesively has become a key driver of confidence and growth.
Keeping residents connected to the world shouldn’t be a technical chore for staff. By whitelisting your facility’s IP, you can provide seamless access to 26 News Corp titles with no passwords required.
Collecting data is no longer enough, interpreting is consistently is meeting compliance with confidence.
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