Guides for every aspect of self-management

If there has been a change in your health or living situation, it is a good idea to have a reassessment of your care needs.

As people age, it is common to experience changes in cognition, which can affect memory, attention, and other cognitive abilities. 

Getting older can make it difficult to recognise decline in mental health as it can overlap other symptoms of ageing. 

All individuals, including elderly persons receiving care, have the right to make choices, even if they carry a potential for harm or danger.

In the event you are unable to make your own decisions, advanced care planning allows you to make the choices and decisions now about your future medical and health care needs

Self-management provides you with choice and flexibility and let’s you stay in control of your care. However, there are instances when self-management may no longer be the right solution. 

You can use these steps below to help you troubleshoot if you’re having trouble logging into your HomeMade account.

If you’re an older Australian, you can apply for funding via a Home Care Package…

As an older Australian, accessing support through government funding can be confusing. We’ve put together a list of frequently asked questions and their answers to help make things a bit clearer for you.

If being in control is important to you when it comes to aged care, the good news is that you can self-manage your own support needs if you want to. Here is what you can expect.

The Federal Government provides financial assistance to older Australians so that they can access the support services that enable them to remain living independently in their own homes.