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Swallowing Difficulties in Older Adults: Signs & Help

Caregiver supporting an older man at the dining table.

When an older person starts coughing at the dinner table, takes longer to finish meals, or quietly starts refusing foods they once enjoyed, families often chalk it up to ageing….

Dementia at Home: When to Get Professional Support

Caregiver greeting an older woman at home.

Dementia is now Australia’s leading cause of death, accounting for almost one in ten deaths in 2024 and overtaking heart disease for the first time.[1] An estimated 446,500 Australians are…

Stroke Recovery at Home: What the First 90 Days Look Like

Therapist guiding a seated man through a leg exercise

Stroke is a medical emergency, but recovery is a long and often unglamorous process that unfolds largely at home, far from the acute hospital environment where treatment began. For families…

Home Care Packages: Why Funding Goes Unused

For years, one of the quiet problems in Australian home care was money that never got spent. Older Australians were assessed as needing support, allocated government funding to pay for…

Cost of Driving a Parent to Medical Appointments

There is a moment most adult children know well. You have rearranged your work schedule, driven forty minutes each way, sat in a waiting room for an hour, and arrived…

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