Caring for loved ones can be challenging, but it can also be rewarding. In this article we’ve compiled some tips and relevant resources for providing home care, whether for a loved one or in a professional context as a caregiver.
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There are several funding schemes available to help pay for your personal alarm device; read more about government assisted funding options here.
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Sometimes it seems there’s a gulf between the interests of children and their older relatives, which makes connecting difficult. Here’s an easy guiding to bridging the generational gap and building long-lasting relationships independent of age difference.
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New research by RMIT University, Melbourne, has found that sound waves can be harnessed to turn stem cells into bone cells. Read more about why this groundbreaking news matters.
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A recently published study has revealed a definitive link between heart disease and dementia in later life. Read more here.
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We know that exercise offers many benefits, whatever your age. In this article we investigate why older Australians aren’t getting the exercise they need - and how you can help.
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In a fast-moving world, staying connected with loved ones is more important than ever. Thankfully, there are a myriad of ways you can keep in touch - in this article we examine some traditional methods as well as some more technology-driven ones. Read more…
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Older people are using technology more than ever before, a recent report by the ACMA has found. In this post, we explore this relationship and examine the benefits of three of the most popular devices being used today.
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Kathryn O’Neill, Clinical Services Manager for Tunstall Australiasia reflects on her experience attending and presenting at the NSSN Ageing Grand Challenge Forum.
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A new study conducted has found that nearly 17% of osteoporosis cases may be misdiagnosed or missed, leading to questions about osteoporosis and how to spot it. Read more in this article.
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