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HelloCare grew from a clear need for quality content in the health and ageing sector that primarily put the consumer and aged care worker first.

It found a tone that could speak to the people, speak to those struggling through everyday challenges from ageing, moving into aged care or the isolating effects of dedicating their life to care for a loved one.

HelloCare’s content over the last two years has grown organically by listening to what the public wants.

All are important to bring about change, create transparency and bring topics to life that others in the sector may be afraid to discuss.

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What People With Dementia Want From Residential Care Homes

Kate Swaffer explains what people with dementia want from residential care, based on her own experience living with younger onset dementia, as a past care partner advocating for and supporting three people with dementia in residential care, and from feedback she’s gathered during focus groups and interviews with people with dementia around Australia. It is... Read More

Asian countries do aged care differently. Here’s what we can learn from them

Unlike in Western countries like Australia, traditional Asian cultures place a heavy emphasis on the expectation children will support their parents in old age. Read More

Aged care providers should employ more qualified nurses: Inquiry

Aged care providers should employ more qualified nurses, say officials from the Department of Health. Representatives from the Federal Department of Health were questioned yesterday as part of the Federal Inquiry into the Quality of Care in Residential Aged Care Facilities in Australia. The Australian Medical Association’s General Practice Chief, Richard Kidd, told the inquiry... Read More
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