Stroke Side Effects: Crying & Laughing Uncontrollably There can be many post-stroke symptoms during the recovery phase. On top of physical problems, cognitive issues can also occur, one of common ones being pseudobulbar affect (PBA). What is...
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A Guide to Continence Care 1. What is Incontinence? Incontinence is the partial or full loss of bladder or bowel control, leading to accidental leakage of urine or stool. It is a commonly found symptom that affects over five million...
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Online Safety Tips for Seniors Online shopping, entertainment, and social media have become essential parts of life for many people, including older adults. However, the internet presents both advantages and risks. The digital world can be a...
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A Guide to Make a Caregiving Plan Do you have a caregiving plan for your senior? Planning ahead is a necessary process in a caregiving journey. This allows time to make appropriate decisions and be proactive instead of reactive to difficult...
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My Aged Care’s Help Explorer The Australian government provides a variety of services that support the living of elderly. However, these benefits are often not fully accessed as many people are not aware of the availability or the usefulness of...
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What is included and excluded in Home Care Package? The Home Care Package (HCP) Program provides care and services to seniors who need assistance and safety in their daily lives. Once a home assessment is carried out and the HCP is approved, the...
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Government Funding: Am I eligible? When seeking help for you or your loved senior, you will be wondering whether you are eligible for government funded aged care. To check for your eligibility, the first step is to go through an aged care...
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Hygiene for Bed Bound Seniors It is not uncommon to find seniors confined to bed due to their health conditions. Whether it is due to chronic illness, advanced age, or disability, being bedridden poses many challenges in a senior’s daily life...
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How to increase senior’s appetite It is not uncommon to find seniors who show no appetite or refuse to eat. In these cases, it can be a challenge to get the older adult to eat and meet the days’ nutritional needs. There are many...
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Falls and slips concern- Fractured neck of femur A fractured neck of femur, or hip fracture, is a break near the hip joint, common in older adults due to weaker bones from conditions like osteoporosis, but it can also result from high-impact...
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Part 1 – Medication for Seniors: 6 Common Problems Many seniors are required to take medication regularly in order to manage their health conditions and improve quality of life. However, many fail to consider potential risks involved with...
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Enhancing Elder’s Safety and Independence at Home Home is a safe place that most elders wish to stay in. To make this possible, it is important to ensure that their home environment is safe and supportive for their needs. All aspects must...
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