Funding furore is a mix-up: Council
THERE are concerns aged, community care funding could be switched to road maintenance
Aged Care
$100K estimate: Aged care advocate to pay 50% of trial costs
MILLMERRAN Centenary Retirement Village president John Rogers said his board was satisfied with the outcome of a recent defamation trial.
The ABC’s heart-warming new documentary for all ages
Producers had a ‘wee’ problem when they tried to bridge a wide generation gap for the social experiment Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds.
Toowoomba’s first death cafe helps those dying to know
DYING isn’t always the most comfortable subject over coffee, however it’s an important conversation to have according to a Home Instead Services representative
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Reforms ensure safe aged care
A comparison tool to be introduced under a Federal Government reform package will help compare and select appropriate aged care service providers
Happy hens at the Whiddon ‘farm’
Hogan feeling a bit clucky after inspecting the aged care community’s new resident
Demand rises for personal care jobs
School students urged to take up VET option
Blue Care letter admits quality fails, sub-standard care
AGED care provider Blue Care has apologised for “quality failures” and admitted to sub-standard care at its Pioneer Lodge facility in Bundaberg.
Aged care nightmare: Mum left blind after stroke
ONE woman speaking in the audience claims her mother was left blind and in a vegetative state because of a lack of care in a Bundaberg aged care home.
New community pool in $32 million Coast development
A NEW pool with community access has been approved as part of a $32 million development across the road from a large Coast school.
Is it time to start thinking about aged care?
AGED care facility throwing open its doors for those looking to consider their options for later in life.
Have your say on aged care workforce
Keith Pitt is urging families, friends, volunteers and anyone who has had an experience with the aged care industry to have their voice heard.
Dementia statistics show care crisis coming fast
Dementia Australia has called on the Federal Government to act quickly on residential aged care needs as dementia diagnoses in Coffs Harbour spiral
Blue Care’s attack on staff ‘offensive’
THE Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union has hit out at Blue Care for blaming staff at their Bundaberg Pioneer facility for failing a care audit.
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