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AGED CARE BOOM: Multimillion-dollar works unveiled
Coffs’ growing reputation as a retirement capital continues to be strengthened.
Daughter found deaf and blind dad on faeces-stained sheets
A Queensland aged care home has apologised to the daughter of a 91-year-old deaf and blind man after two ‘incidents’ in the space of two months.
No uniforms, no visit hours: Facility will ‘bee’ different
TWO professionals are preparing to open their first aged care facility with a “non-clinical approach”.
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Aged care expansion looks to council approval
Despite residents concerns over car movements, officers commend St Catherine’s 20 bed increase
Aged care advocate being sued over drink, drug claims
AN OUTSPOKEN Bundaberg aged cared advocate is being sued for defamation over Facebook posts about a Millmerran retirement village and its director of nursing.
Aged care facility confirms norovirus outbreak
A BUNDABERG aged care facility has confirmed an outbreak of norovirus.
Bold ballerinas on pointe
BOLD Ballerinas from Feros Village have been stepping out in Byron Bay.
Aged care home fails assessment, faces random checks
AFTER failing standards – and allegations from the public – an aged care home will face random checks from the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission.
Aged care bodies divided on promises to fix sector
Australia’s peak aged care body has welcomed calls to address critical issues facing the sector but says it is still wary about how they will be delivered
G’bah nursing home hits back at concerns about job cuts
“THERE are no plans to close the central kitchen… we will not be reheating frozen plated meals.”
Malcolm Fraser’s cousin in call for aged care shake-up
Boyd Fraser is on a mission. The cousin of former prime minister Malcolm Fraser says he wants stricter rules to regulate aged care providers’ responsibilities.
Aged care nightmare: man’s scrotum ‘left bleeding’
Bundaberg woman is pushing for change, saying “They’re putting profit ahead of their residents”
Nursing home staff cuts ‘absolutely diabolical’
STAFF cuts will endanger the health and well-being said the daughter of a woman in a Goonellabah aged care home.
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