New name builds on tradition of care and respect
RSL Care services, comprising of the Fairways residential, retirement communities and at home support services, will have a new name and a new look.
Aged Care
Nurses Union worried about Gympie’s aged care
Blue Care urged to keep Gympie staff numbers after cuts in Bundaberg and similar changes expected in Emerald and Maleny.
Federation joins in condemning aged care cuts
THE country’s largest union, the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation, has expressed “outrage” that Blue Care has sacked 11 enrolled nurses.
Cuts leave aged care staff with blues
AGED care giant Blue Care has confirmed it will sack the equivalent of nine full time staff at two nursing homes in Bundaberg.
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Sisters reunited in retirement
MOVING into a retirement village can often mean family separations, but in the case of two trios of sisters at Buderim, it has brought about family reunion.
Jobs growth in IT and aged care
IF you want a job, your best bet is to look into aged care and information technology.
Kerrisdale unveil aged care masterplan
A NEW era in senior living is looming.
Aged care centre to create jobs
AGED care on the Sunshine Coast will be revolutionised when the $100 million Azure Blue Kawana village is built on the Nicklin Way.
Fair Haven thanks volunteers
VOLUNTEERS at Churches of Christ Care Fair Haven Aged Care Service Maryborough and Hervey Bay will be the guests of honour at special luncheons.
Aged care reform initiative
LIVING Longer. Living Better, released on April 20, was the Federal Government’s response to the Productivity Commission Caring For Older Australians report.
Govt plan won’t harm us: Macionis
FEDERAL government moves to encourage seniors to stay in their own homes will not affect demand for aged care housing on the Fraser Coast, RSL Care chief said.
Travelling pensioners have it tough
TONY Allsop is a typical 72-year-old; he’s on a part-pension and is a grey nomad.
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