Blog & Updates

Worldwide, 55 million people live with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. About 433,000 of these are in Australia. September 15-21 marks Dementia Action Week, with World Alzheimer’s Day on t…

Caring for an ageing parent, a partner with dementia, or a loved one recovering from illness can be one of life’s most rewarding roles, but also one that can take a serious toll. At Home Care Assi…

A healthy heart begins with the food on your plate. At Home Care Assistance, we support older Australians to live independently, and that includes helping you eat in a way that protects your heart…

Dementia is an umbrella term for a range of conditions that affect cognitive functions, including memory, problem-solving, and planning. Alzheimer’s disease is a common form of dementia that we co…

When we think about dementia, we often associate it with memory loss. While difficulty remembering events, words, or where an item can be found are common signs of dementia, there are several othe…

As we age, everyday tasks can become more challenging, and preparing meals is no exception. For many senior Australians, maintaining independence is important, but factors like reduced mobility, h…

As the temperature drops and winter settles across Australia, many people spend more time indoors. For seniors, especially, colder weather can bring additional challenges, not just in terms of phy…

If you or a loved one has been approved for a government-funded Home Care Package, congratulations — you’ve taken a big step toward staying independent and supported at home. But receiving the pac…

When a loved one begins to need support at home—whether due to ageing, illness, injury or disability—families often find themselves juggling not just emotions, but finances too. Home Health Care o…